Inpatient Psychiatry:

• “Crash course” to ease into residency
• Basic psychiatric assessments and treatment 
• Learn local systems
• Light clinical patient load 
• After first month, intern may continue with inpatient psychiatry (total time – 4 months)

Required Rotations:

• Neurology (2 months with 4 years) with at least one month in the first year
• Family Medicine Clinic (2 months)
• Hospital Medicine/Internal Medicine (2 months)
• Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry (2 months)

No psychiatry call

Outpatient Psychiatry

• Understanding integration of medical management, psychotherapy, and procedural interventions
• Biopsychosocial model
• Art of building long-term patient-centered care
• Optimize functionality and mental health
• Training in several therapeutic modalities
• Minimize need for crisis services

Rotations will occur in a variety of settings

Exposure to faculty, therapists, psychologists, LCSWs, behavioral care managers, etc.

Subset of each resident caseload will be dedicated to practice of psychotherapy

Panel of child and adolescent patients

Level of independence increases

Teaching and mentoring junior residents 

Longitudinal outpatient panel

Rotations include:

• Community (1 month)
• Addictions (1 month)
• Forensics (1 month)
• Emergency (2 months)
• Geriatrics/Neuromodulation (1 month)
• Child and Adolescent (2 months)
• Consultation-Liaison (2 months)
• Inpatient Psychiatry (2 months)

Focus on advanced responsibilities in mentoring and teaching junior residents 

• Emergency
• Geriatrics/Neuromodulation
• Consultation-Liaison
• Addictions
• Inpatient Psychiatry 

Resident as Teacher Leader 

Electives

Scholarship and Research

Outpatient panels