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Rotations and Call


Resident Year I:

  • Medicine or Pediatrics: 3 months + 1 month elective (usually Family Practice, Ambulatory Medicine or Pediatrics). Medicine and Pediatric rotations are all California Pacific residency teaching services that are committed to resident education.

  • Neurology: 2 months; 1 month at San Francisco General Hospital (SFGH) and 1 month at CPMC. One month (Highland) is a combination of consult and outpatient work with a broad spectrum of pathology. The month at CPMC is on the Inpatient stroke service.

    Call:
  • Medicine: every fifth night for one month
  • Pediatrics: depends on number of months on service
  • Neurology: No call.
  • General Adult Inpatient Psychiatry: 3 months (5 nights/month)
  • Geriatric Inpatient Psychiatry: 3 months (CPMC Davies Campus, 5 nights/month)

    Resident Year II

  • Adult Inpatient Psychiatry: 6 months
  • Consultation Psychiatry: 3 months
  • Sub-Specialty Psychiatry: 3 months
    -Addictions - San Francisco VA Hospital
    -Child - California Pacific Child Development Center, Westside Mental Health Center
    -ER/Crisis - California Pacific (Pacific Campus)
  • Outpatient Psychiatry: year long (5-10% time)

    Call: 3-4 nights/month

    Resident Year III

  • Adult Outpatient Psychiatry: California Pacific (12 months)
    Includes in-depth training in evaluation, differential treatment formulation, psychopharmacology (including faculty lead medication clinic), psychotherapy (dynamic, CBT, individual, brief couples/family, group) and Child/Adolescent psychiatry (psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy).

    Call: Maximum 2-3 times/month with no weekends

    Resident Year IV

  • Chief Resident: 6 months (2 residents/year)
  • Outpatient Psychiatry: All residents, 25% time
  • “Multiple elective opportunities throughout the year: Community Psychiatry (both adult and child) Addictions, Geriatric psychiatry, Forensics, Women’s Health, Liaison (Oncology, OB/GYN, and Cardiology)
  • Research: Individually arranged - depends on specific interests and level of commitment
  • Ambulatory Medicine/Family Practice: Institute for Health and Healing

    Other special focus areas are also available in the Bay Area.

    Call: No direct calls, weekday backup (supervising) calls

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