Resident Rotations

The educational experience is divided into 36 month-long block rotations. In addition, certain components of the curriculum, such as practice management, are completed in a longitudinal fashion. The curriculum is designed to meet the requirements of the Program Requirements of the Residency Review Committee of Family Medicine and the American Board of Family Medicine and the ACGME Program Requirements for Graduate Medical Education in Family Medicine.

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PGY-I Curriculum

  • Family Medicine In-Patient Service 4 months

  • Maternal-Newborn 2 months

  • Inpatient Pediatric 1 month

  • Women’s Health 1 month

  • General Surgery 1 month

  • Geriatrics/Radiology 1 month

  • Behavioral Health/Psychiatry/Community Medicine 1 month

  • Emergency Medicine 1 month

PGY-II Curriculum

  • Family Medicine In-Patient Service 2 months

  • Sports Medicine 1 month

  • Maternal-Newborn 2 months

  • General Surgery 1 month

  • Outpatient Pediatrics 1 month

  • ICU/CCU 1 month

  • Pediatric ER 1 month

  • Emergency Medicine 1 month

  • Elective (in town) 2 months

 

PGY-III Curriculum

  • Ambulatory/Emergency Medicine (VA) 1 month

  • Family Medicine Service/Supervising Resident for FM Service 2 months

  • Orthopedic Surgery (VA) 1 month

  • Dermatology 1 month

  • Wyoming Rural/Continuity Clinic 1 month

  • Electives (one can be out of town) 5 months

  • Out-patients Pediatrics (CCC) 1 month

 

Longitudinal CURRICULUM

Practice Management 4 half days each year

 

Elective Options (as PGY-II and III)

The following are some elective options available:

ICU/CCU

Geriatrics/Palliative Care

Neurology

Radiology

Nephrology

Rheumatology

Pulmonology

Urology

Gastroenterology

Plastic Surgery

Podiatry

Pain Management

Anesthesiology

Wound Care

Urgent Care

Allergy/Immunology

Oral Surgery

Research

Rural (Saratoga, Wheatland, Torrington, Etc.)