The psychiatry residency curriculum is designed to progressively guide you in developing the clinical skills, knowledge base, and professionalism essential to becoming a well-rounded, empathic, and effective psychiatrist. Residents are encouraged to identify individual interests throughout training, and devote half-time effort to approved activities in PGY-4. Upon completion of the residency, you will be comfortable pursing independent clinical practice or fellowship training.
Year 1
| 3 months |
1 month |
2 months |
3 months |
1 month |
1 month |
1 month |
| Internal Medicine |
Emergency Medicine |
Neurology
|
Inpatient Psychiatry |
Geriatric Psychiatry |
Substance Abuse |
Emergency Psychiatry |
Year 2
| 6 months |
3 months |
3 months |
| Inpatient Psychiatry |
Consultation Psychiatry |
3/4 time Child Partial Hospital
1/4 time Outpatient Psychiatry
(50% Child; 50% Adult)
|
Year 3
| 12 months |
|
Outpatient Psychiatry (80% Adult; 20% Child)
Forensic Psychiatry (1 day/week for 1 month)
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Year 4
| 12 months |
|
1/2 time Outpatient Psychiatry
1/2 time Elective Outpatient Psychiatry (12 months—half-time), Elective: Chief Residencies, Consultation Psychiatry, Combat-related PTSD, Women's Mental Health, Administrative Psych, Student Mental Health, Crisis Intervention, Research (12 months—half-time)
|
* Electives
Student Mental Health Treatment, Emergency Psychiatry, Administrative Psychiatry, Psychiatry Research, Chief Residency. Residents may develop an elective experience in other areas in collaboration with a mentor and the residency program director.
Note : Each year includes 4 weeks of vacation.
