You spend a seventh month of general medicine in the outpatient arena where you are exposed to other aspects of adult care, including dermatology, ENT, and gynecology. An additional month is spent in pulmonary and intensive care settings. These rotations are closely supervised by senior residents and experienced subspecialists in the respective areas. The remaining months include Emergency Medicine, Anesthesiology, Radiology and an elective. You will follow your own patients for the entire three years of training.
Night call is every fourth night for eight months.
During your second year of training, you have the opportunity to supervise and teach first year residents and medical students. You have increased flexibility with four months to spend on subspecialty electives. As in the first year, night call is every fourth night for six to eight months. Third Year Third year of residency will provide you with a wide variety of subspecialty training. You'll spend three months as the supervising resident on the general internal medicine services.