Training Program Overview

Introduction and Overview

The General Psychiatry Residency program has been designed to provide residents with comprehensive training in all the major areas of clinical and scholarly activity pertinent to a general psychiatrist. This training is enhanced by providing residents with multiple unique training experiences that help distinguish our program. Supported by supervision from experienced, enthusiastic faculty, chief residents and other senior residents, academic conferences, and seminars, the residency program aims to develop residents into highly qualified and thoughtful psychiatrists.

PGY-1

The PGY-1 year consists of thirteen 4-week rotation blocks.

Rotation	Amount of time
Adult Inpatient Psychiatry	Seven blocks
Internal Medicine	Two blocks
Adult Neurology	Two blocks
Emergency Medicine	One block
Inpatient Pediatrics or One additional block of Internal Medicine	One block
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PGY-2

Rotation	Amount of time
Consultation Liaison Psychiatry	Four months
Emergency Psychiatry	Two months
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry	One month
Mixed Services Rotation	One month
Adult Forensic Psychiatry	One month
Addiction Psychiatry	One month
Community Psychiatry Rotation	One month
Road Home Program	One month
Resident Continuity Clinic	Half a day a week
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PGY-3

Rotation	Amount of time
Adult Continuity Clinic and/or Elective Time	Four half days a week
Outpatient Women’s Mental Health	Half a day a week
Outpatient Child & Adolescent Psychiatry	Half a day a week
Outpatient Addiction Psychiatry	Half a day a week
Outpatient Geriatric Psychiatry	Half a day a week
Outpatient Community Psychiatry	Half a day a week
Night float	Two and a half weeks
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