Categorical Rotations
Over the course of 3 years, categorical residents will spend the following time on each rotation:
- Hospital medicine — about 52 weeks, including roughly 12 weeks of night float over 3 years
- Cardiology — 4 weeks inpatient, 2 weeks outpatient
- Emergency medicine — 2 weeks
- Endocrinology — 2 weeks combined inpatient/outpatient
- Gastroenterology — 4 weeks inpatient, 2 outpatient
- Hemotology/oncology — 4 weeks inpatient, 2 outpatient
- ICU — 12 weeks
- Infectious disease — 4 weeks, mostly inpatient
- Nephrology — 4 weeks, mostly inpatient
- Neurology — 2 weeks combined inpatient/outpatient
- Palliative Medicine — 2 weeks combined inpatient/outpatient
- Rheumatology — 2 weeks combined inpatient/outpatient
- Continuity Clinic — 27 weeks. These are the "+1" weeks in our 4+1 block schedule, which you can learn about on our Curriculum page.
- Elective — about 20 weeks
- Vacation — 9 weeks total (3 weeks per year)