Residency Program Curriculum | Hunterdon Healthcare, New Jersey

Curriculum

The Family Practice Residency is scheduled as follows:

Block	First Year	Second Year	Third Year
01	Family Based Medicine Systems	Family Based Medicine Systems	Family Based Medicine Systems
02	Family Medicine Service-IP	Practice Management/Community Medicine	Gynecology
03	Peds/Night Float	Elective	Family Medicine Service-IP/ Infectious Disease
04	ICU	Obstetrics	Night Float/ED
05	Cardiology-IP	Family Medicine Service-IP/Endocrinology	ED/Family Medicine Service-IP
06	Surgery	Sports Medicine	Gastroenterology/Night Float
07	Night Float/Peds	Pulmonology/Family Medicine Service-IP	Elective
08	Family Medicine Service-IP	Cardiology-OP	Emergency Pediatrics St. Peter’s
09	ED/Night Float	Family Medicine Service-IP/Orthopedics	Family Medicine Service-IP/Ophthalmology
10	ICU	Night Float/ Practice Management	Urology/ENT
11	Pediatrics	Pediatrics Specialized Goryeb	Breast/Family Medicine Service-IP
12	Obstetrics	Psychiatry/Night Float	Hospice/Dermatology
13	Night Float/ED	Orthopedics/Family Medicine Service-I	Elective

All blocks consist of 4 weeks.
Rotations with 2 disciplines are divided into two 2-week concentrations over the course of the block.

FAMILY HEALTH CENTER:

R1- One ½ day “on average” per week
R2- Three ½ days “on average” per week
R3- Five ½ days “on average” per week

ELECTIVES & SUB-SPECIALTY ROTATIONS:

Can include, but not limited to:	Advanced Practice Management	Lactation
	Endocrinology	Nephrology
	Gastroenterology	Neurology
	Geriatrics	Psychiatry
	Hematology	Pulmonology
	Hospice/Palliative	Rheumatology
	Integrative Medicine	Women’s Health

IMR TRACK

Hunterdon offers residents in good academic standing, the option of enrolling in the Integrative medicine track. In partnership with the University of Arizona, you will have access to a 200 hour interactive online curriculum which can be completed in either your 2nd or 3rd year of residency. This is supplemented by on site complementary medicine experiences and mentorship as you learn to incorporate this evidence based knowledge into your clinical practice.