• Inpatient Pediatrics: one block on night team (Sun-Thurs 13 hr shifts); 1 block on afternoon team.
• Q5-6: Call for ambulatory and elective rotations
• Emergency Room:  15 9-hr shifts per month
• NICU: 1 week of nights.

Some Highlights from Selected Months

Ambulatory Care I

An intensive introduction into primary care and the community.

Ambulatory Care II

An Introduction to a few of several pediatric subspecialty areas while strengthening connections to your primary care patients:

• Adolescent Medicine
• Endocrine
• Genetics
• Neurology
• High Risk Infectious Disease
• Lead Clinic
• Neurology
• Q.I. Module

Developmental / Behavioral Pediatrics

The Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics rotation provides the resident exposure to both typical and atypical child development in a variety of settings including office, hospital, school, and playgroup. Residents work directly with faculty in the diagnosis and management of disorders such as ADHD and autism. In addition, they become acquainted with related subspecialty fields including developmental psychology, neuropsychology, and rehabilitative therapies.

Nursery

This rotation focuses on normal newborn care.  Residents see patients in the normal newborn nursery and in the Continuing Care Nursery, which functions at an intermediate level between the NICU and routine care.