Curricula - Northwest Family Medicine Residency

PGY1

Hospital Medicine–12 weeks (3 x 4 week blocks)

Obstetrics–4 weeks (2 x 2 week blocks)

Newborn–4 weeks (2 x 2 week blocks)

Family Birth Center Nights–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Orthopedics–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Emergency Medicine–4 weeks (1 x 4 week block)

Radiology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Palliative Medicine–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Outpatient Pediatrics–3 weeks (1 x 3 week block)

General Surgery–3 weeks (1 x 3 week block)

Ambulatory Family Medicine–10 weeks (1, 2 or 4 week blocks)

Longitudinal Medicine–4 weeks (July Orientation block)
  
  

PGY2

Hospital Medicine–4 weeks (2 x 2 week blocks)

Obstetrics–2-3 weeks (1 or 2 week blocks)

Newborn–2-3 weeks (1 or 2 week blocks)

Family Birth Center Nights–2-3 weeks (1 or 2 week blocks)

Outpatient Pediatrics–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Dermatology–3 weeks (1 x 3 week block)

Seattle Children’s Inpatient Pediatrics–4 weeks (1 x 4 week block)

Medical ICU–3 weeks (1 x 3 week block)

Outpatient Cardiology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Inpatient Cardiology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Pain Management–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Psychiatry–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Night Float Hospital–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Electives–12 weeks (2 or 4 week blocks)

Ambulatory Family Medicine–7 weeks (1, 2 or 4 week blocks)
  
  

PGY3

Hospital Medicine–4 weeks (2 x 2 week blocks)

Family Birth Center Days–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Family Birth Center Nights–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Outpatient Pediatrics–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Seattle Children's Emergency Pediatrics–4 weeks (1 x 4 week block)

Otolaryngology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Ophthalmology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Neurology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Urology–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Gynecology–~3 weeks (as longitudinal experience)

Emergency Medicine–2 weeks (1 x 2 week block)

Night Float Hospital–4 weeks (2 x 2 week blocks)

Electives–12 weeks (2 or 4 week blocks)

Ambulatory Family Medicine–12 weeks (1, 2 or 4 week blocks)