Supervision is provided by the chief resident and faculty attending physicians on the general internal medicine services, by cardiology fellows and faculty attending physicians on the cardiology service, and by critical care faculty and fellows on the critical care service. During one month in the emergency care unit, supervision is provided by more senior residents and by faculty in the center for emergency medicine. The second year resident spends approximately 1-2 weeks on night call duty functioning as the senior houseofficer in charge of admissions and medicine consults. Meal allowances are provided on the on-call days. There are at least six months of meaningful patient responsibility toward meeting American Board of Internal Medicine requirements during this second year, and there may be more depending upon elective selections.
Supervision is provided by the chief resident and faculty attending physicians.
One month is spent on the internal medicine consultation service which provides consultative services to all other clinical departments and their patients. Supervision is provided by a faculty member in the Division of General Internal Medicine. There are approximately twelve new consultations per week, and appropriate follow-up care is provided. Supervision is provided by faculty members in the Center for Emergency Medicine. The third year resident spends approximately 1-2 weeks on night call duty functioning as the senior houseofficer in charge of admissions and medicine consults.