Family medicine rotation requirements

*A block is defined as 4 weeks

PGY-1

  • Continuity clinic minimum of 40 weeks and 150 patients
  • 3 blocks inpatient medicine
  • 1 block ICU
  • 1 block inpatient pediatrics/ER (Chippenham Johnston Willis)
  • 1 block outpatient pediatrics
  • 1 block Obstetrics
  • 1 block surgery
  • 1 block ER
  • 1 block cardiology
  • 1 block nights
  • 1 clinic/mini elective (MSK 2 wks/Practice Management 2wk)
  • 1 block elective

PGY-2

  • Continuity clinic minimum of 40 weeks and 750 patients (total)
  • 2 blocks inpatient medicine
  • 1 block ER
  • 1 block PICU/NICU (Chippenham Johnston Willis)
  • 1 block outpatient pediatrics
  • 1 block OB/GYN
  • 1 block Continuity Clinic
  • 1 block neuro-muscular medicine
  • 1 block Rural Clinic
  • 1 block Continuity Clinic
  • 2-week blocks nights
  • 6-week blocks required others/electives
  • 1 block elective

PGY-3

  • Continuity clinic minimum of 40 weeks and 1650 patients (total)
  • 1 block inpatient medicine
  • 2 weeks block nights
  • 2 weeks Peds ER (Chippenham Johnston Willis)
  • 1 block OB/GYN
  • 8 blocks required others/electives
  • 1 block Public Health
  • 1 block of Geri
  • Other requirements (throughout all three years)
  • 1 additional block neuro-muscular medicine (OMM, sports medicine, orthopedics, or PM&R)
  • Psychiatry
  • 1 block Rural Clinic

Optional rotations

  • Ophthalmology
  • Pain Management
  • Allergy
  • Dermatology
  • Endocrinology
  • Gastroenterology
  • Heme/Onc
  • Nephrology
  • Infectious Disease
  • Radiology
  • Podiatry
  • Public Health
  • Pulmonology
  • Radiology
  • Rheumatology
  • Continuity Clinic

Required numbers for graduation are per ACGME FM recommendations 120_FamilyMedicine_2024 (acgme.org)