Curriculum

Components

Residents will:

Learn directly from attending physicians in inpatient and outpatient settings
Attend weekly conferences that cover the broad range of topics that encompass full-spectrum family medicine
Learn multiple outpatient procedures in didactic sessions and hands-on procedure clinics
Participate in hospital and clinic grand rounds, journal club and M&M conferences
Participate in longitudinal rotations, including complexity care, scholarship, community medicine and professionalism

First Year
Orientation (Erie Family Health Center)	One Block
Emergency Medicine (Northwestern)	One Block
Family Medicine Service with Night Float (Swedish Hospital)	Three Blocks
Maternal Child Health (Swedish Hospital)	Two Blocks
Pediatrics Inpatient (Lurie Children's)	One Block
Pediatrics Outpatient (Lurie Children's)	One Block
Individualized Learning Experience	One Block
Musculoskeletal (Northwestern & other sites)	One Block
Geriatrics (Oak Street Health)	One Block
Erie Outpatient (Erie Family Health Center)	One Block

Second Year
Family Medicine Service with Night Float (Swedish Hospital)	Three Blocks
Maternal Child Health (Swedish Hospital)	One Block
Neonatology (Swedish Hospital)	One Block
Pediatric Emergency (Lurie Children's)	One Block
Gynecology (Erie Family Health Center)	One Block
Research	One Block
Obesity (Erie & Northwestern)	One Block
Behavioral Health (Erie Family Health Center & participating partners)	One Block
POCUS - Point of Care Ultrasound	One Block
Individualized Learning Experience	Two Blocks

Third Year
Emergency Medicine (Swedish Hospital)	One Block
Family Medicine Service (Swedish Hospital)	One or Two Blocks
Maternal Child Health (Swedish Hospital)	One or Two Blocks
Adolescent Medicine (Erie School Clinics)	One Block
Chief Resident & Practice Management (Erie Family Health Center)	Three Blocks
Surgery (Swedish Hospital)	One Block
Individualized Learning Experience	Four Blocks