Rotations within the PGY2 Internal Medicine residency program are approximately 4 weeks in length.  Each learning experience has written goals, objectives and learning activities. Required 4-week rotations in the PGY2 IM program include:

• Internal Medicine (5 – 6 months)
  • Experiential Precepting for one or more months (conducted on Internal Medicine)
• Infectious Diseases (adult)
• Cardiology
• Internal Medicine Clinical Practice Management (longitudinal)
• Orientation (unless early-committed from Seton Healthcare Family PGY1 pharmacy residency)

Elective Rotations: Oncology, Cardiac Transplantation, Critical Care (adult), Infectious Disease (community setting), Medical Writing

Other elective rotations may be considered based on resident interest and availability. Not all rotations are available at all times.  Scheduling is dependent on preceptor availability, P4 student schedule of the preceptor, and schedules of the other residents.  

Residents have several longitudinal responsibilities, including completing a research project with a final manuscript write-up for publication, administrative assignments, staffing, and monthly journal club participation.  Research and leadership programming is scheduled for the residents throughout the training year.