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Transitional Year Residency - Anderson
Curriculum
Curriculum
The curriculum will include aspects focused on nutrition, physical activity, stress reduction, and sleep management for both patients and residents.
Transitional year residents have four 4-week blocks in which they can rotate in the internal medicine subspecialties, in addition to other elective choices based on your interests, career goals, and discussion with the program director.
Overview
The Transitional Year curriculum mirrors the PGY1 Internal Medicine curriculum such that training consists of thirteen 4-week blocks to include:
- 5.5 blocks of inpatient medicine (including night medicine and admitting service)
- 1 block of critical care medicine
- 1 block of emergency medicine
- 1 block of primary care medicine
- 4.5 blocks of selectives/electives