Curriculum: Flexibility and Breadth
The curriculum is constantly evolving with input from the residents. We aim to improve our training experiences to meet the future needs of our residents and their patients, using the widening circle of resources that become available to us.
Areas of Concentration
Residents may choose to devote a portion of their elective time to pursue more advanced, in depth training in an area of family medicine that is of personal interest to them in order to gain additional skills and knowledge for future practice. The program currently offers advanced training in the following areas of concentration, all of which conform to the program guidelines for AOC's written by the Association of Family Medicine Residency Directors:
2009-2010 Academic Year Curriculum:
First Year Curriculum - 13 Four-Week Rotations
Community Medicine (1 Rotation)
Family Medicine Intensive (1 Rotation)
Family Medicine Service ( 4-5 Rotations)
Obstetrics at
Pediatrics, Inpatient (1 Rotation)
Pediatrics, Outpatient (1 Rotation)
Surgery, Outpatient (1 Rotation)
Second Year Curriculum - 12 Four-Week Rotations
Addiction Medicine/Pain Management (1 Rotation)
Behavioral Science Seminar (1 Rotation)
Elective (1 Rotation)
Emergency Medicine Providence Everett ER (1 Rotation)
Family Medicine Service (4-5 Rotations)
Gynecology (1 Rotation)
Newborn Rotation (2 Weeks)
Night Float Rotation (2 Weeks)
Orthopedics (1 Rotation)
Pediatrics at Children’s Hospital ER (2 Rotations)
Third Year Curriculum - 13 Four-Week Rotations
Behavioral Medicine (2 Weeks)
Cardiology/Geriatrics (1 Rotation)
Dermatology (1 Rotation)
Elective (3 Rotations)
ENT (1 Rotation)
Family Medicine Service (6 Weeks)
Neurology/Occupational Medicine (1 Rotation)
Orthopedics (1 Rotation)
Practice Management (2 Weeks)
Procedures (1 Rotation)
Urology/Nephrology (1 Rotation)
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