Listed below are the current rotations for each of the four years. The curriculum is subject to change depending upon directives from the RRC or from other regulatory agencies.
Opportunities often arise which enhance our abilities to teach and practice.
We enthusiastically pursue such venues. It is important to understand that this residency uses the team or continuity approach to patient care rather than the traditional block style training program. Several rotations are of necessity retained in a block style format, but the majority is spent as a team member, providing both ambulatory and inpatient care to our patients. The program is designed,so that all patients are assigned to a given resident who functions as the woman's primary obstetrician and gynecologist for the duration of residency training. Emphasis is also placed upon providing primary care to these women as part of the new directives in OB-GYN education.