The Residency Program provides an opportunity for some residents to plan and meet learning objectives of certain rotations at their own pace and in their own way. The objectives of these integrated options are met by recording and evaluating clinical and academic experiences longitudinally throughout your Residency program.
It is imperative that residents choosing integrated activities be independent, self-directed learners willing and able to seek and utilize their own selection of experiences within a general framework.
Integrated Options At-A-Glance
Integrated Activity MUST:
- Be Advisor approved
- Be documented on standard FM Objective and Log forms
- NOT contravene the PARA contract; the current program standard specifies on-call clinical acute learning should occur at least in a 1:5 ratio and be compliant with the current PARA standards of no more than 1:3 Home Call or 1:4 Hospital Call.
- Meet defined Family Medicine objectives
- Be chosen so as not to conflict with core scheduled clinics or mandatory academic sessions.
Integrated learning objectives and program requirements developed for:
- Care of the Elderly Inner City Health
- Palliative Care
- Psychiatry
Interest in other areas will be considered on an individual basis; contact the Residency Program office for further information.
Applications must be completed by July 31st of each year
Fax: 780.492.8191
Participants in any one of the Integrated Programs are limited by our educational resources, thus each application will require approval by the Residency Program Committee. Regular progress reports will be required to determine completion.
