Ascension Providence Hospital Curriculum
The transitional Year Program at Ascension Providence Hospital offers fundamental and diverse rotations with an emphasis on didactics to maximize the residency year.
- All residents have call time approximately equal to but not greater than first year categorical Internal Medicine residents while on Internal Medicine or IM elective rotations. In no case will the on-call schedule average more than every fourth night.
- The curriculums outlined below are selected to meet all ACGME requirements
- There will be a written agreement signed by the resident, Transitional Year Program Director, and Sponsoring Department Program Director delineating the tentative curriculum.
Curriculum to Initiate
Radiology track
- 1 month ambulatory medicine
- 7 months Fundamental Clinical Skills must include:
- 1 month ER
- 1 month General surgery or approved equivalent
- 1 month ICU or CCU or NSICU
- 4 months electives
- Vacation 4 weeks total
- 3 weeks total no more than 2 weeks at a time
- 1 week Conference taken during electives
Traditional track
- 1 month ambulatory medicine
- 7 months Fundamental Clinical Skills (Anesthesiology residents must include 2 months ICU or CCU or NSICU)
- 1 month ER
- 4 months electives
- Vacation 4 weeks total
- 3 weeks total no more than 2 weeks at a time
- 1 week Conference taken during electives
Electives
Approved Electives (others may be considered by TY Committee if requested by resident and/or TY Program Director) |
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Allergy/Immunology |
Endocrinology |
Neurology |
Anesthesiology |
Family Medicine |
Obstetrics & Gyn. |
Cardiology |
Gastroenterology |
Pathology |
Critical Care |
General Surgery |
Phys.Med. & Rehab. |
Dermatology |
Infectious Disease |
Psychiatry |
Diagnostic Radiology |
Internal Medicine |
Pulmonary Medicine |
Special Electives |
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Neurological Surgery |
Orthopedic Surgery |
Urology |
Ophthamology |
Plastic Surgery |
Vascular Surgery |
Elective rotations are determined by the needs of the individual resident and the training requirements of the area of future specialty. Information and counseling on prerequisites for entrance to categorical residency programs are made available to Transitional Year residents through the department of Medical Education.
All education opportunities, quality of patient care, and academic performance of Transitional year residents are equal for all PGY I residents at Ascension Providence Hospital.