| Track | PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Medicine Inpatient | 3 blocks | 3 blocks | 3 blocks |
| ICU | 1 block | 1 block | |
| Cardiology | 1 block | 1 block | 1 block |
| Heme / Onc | 1 block | 1 block | |
| ED/NF | 1 block | ||
| Community Health | 2 blocks | 2 blocks | 2 blocks |
| Ambulatory Block | 4 blocks (incl. electives and vacation) | 5 blocks (incl. electives and vacation) | 5 blocks (incl. electives and vacation) |
| Cons / NF | 2 block |
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Due to the small sizes of the faculty at each of the 2 primary training sites for the PCT program, residents will develop close working relationships with all of their preceptors. While on inpatient rotations, occasional urgent coverage will be provided by these preceptors. However, residents are expected to check in frequently with their continuity clinic colleagues while on inpatient rotations. Residents must also attend to lab and image results, patient messages and nursing requests while on their X blocks or on away Y rotations; in doing so, they will be able to maintain a strong sense of accountability for patient care and stay apprised of their patients’ most current and pressing concerns.