Pediatrics

• 5 months of inpatient rotations (may be general pediatrics, mixed or a single subspecialty) 
  
• 4 months of supervisory experience 
  
• 3 months PICU and 2 months NICU
  
• 7 months subspecialty rotations with a mix of inpatient and outpatient experience 
  
• 1 month of adolescent medicine 
  
• 1 month of behavioral/developmental pediatrics. 
  
• 4 months of ER and acute care illness (2 months ER minimum) of which 1 month is block in an emergency department 
• EMS receiving point. 
  
• 1 month of normal newborn. 
  
• 40% of pediatric time is in ambulatory settings 
  
• Maximum of 6 months of intensive care experiences in pediatrics. 
  
• Weekly peds continuity clinic during peds rotations & once/month during anesthesia rotations.

Anesthesiology

• Two one-month rotations in each of obstetric anesthesiology, pediatric anesthesiology, neuroanesthesiology, and cardiothoracic anesthesiology 
  
• A minimum of one month in an adult ICU in addition to the requirements for training in neonatal and pediatric critical care medicine. 
  
• Three months of pain medicine = one month in acute perioperative pain, one month in chronic pain, and one month of regional analgesia/peripheral nerve blocks. 
  
• One month in a preoperative evaluation clinic. 
  
• One-half month in a post anesthesia care unit. 
  
• No single subspecialty, excluding critical care medicine, exceeds six months total. 
  
• Minimum clinical experiences as defined by the anesthesiology program requirements. 
  
• Rotations are not “counted” twice. Thus, rotations are not considered by the program to meet the requirements for training in pediatrics or anesthesiology simultaneously. 
  
• Anesthesiology experiences continue at least once a month during pediatric training.

Ability to Work in Multiple Hospitals