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Training the Next Generation of Leaders in Family Medicine
Curriculum
- 2 week adult inpatient medicine and inpatient pediatrics orientation
- 2 week procedure orientation
- 10 weeks inpatient medicine (included are 2 weeks of night shifts)
- 4 weeks ICU
- 4 weeks inpatient pediatrics
- 4 weeks outpatient pediatrics
- 4 weeks obstetrics
- 4 weeks general surgery
- 2 weeks orthopedics
- 2 weeks sports medicine
- 8 weeks electives
- 2 weeks procedures
- 2 weeks ophthalmology
- 2 weeks ENT
- 2 weeks urology
- 2 weeks scholarly activity
- 2 additional weeks of outpatient clinic
- 15 weeks adult inpatient medicine (included are 5 weeks of night shifts)
- 5 weeks inpatient pediatrics
- 5 weeks elective
- 4 weeks obstetrics
- 4 weeks gynecology
- 4 weeks geriatrics
- 4 weeks general surgery
- 4 weeks ER
- 2 weeks dermatology
- 2 weeks scholarly activity
- 4 additional weeks of outpatient clinic
- 10 weeks adult inpatient medicine (included are 4 weeks of night shifts)
- 8 weeks elective
- 2 weeks selective (inpatient medicine or outpatient clinic)
- 4 weeks pulmonology
- 4 weeks neonatal ICU
- 4 weeks inpatient pediatrics
- 4 weeks outpatient pediatrics
- 2 weeks orthopedics
- 2 weeks sport medicine
- 4 weeks of ER
- 2 weeks procedures
- 2 weeks practice management
- 2 weeks cardiology
- 2 weeks nephrology
Didactics
Every Wednesday from 1:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m., Georgia South has weekly didactic sessions. These sessions include core lectures, which cover topics pertinent to the foundation of Family Medicine Curriculum and prepare our residents for their boards. Core lectures are repeated annually to allow residents to review core topics and concepts multiple times throughout their three years of residency training. In addition to core lectures, didactic sessions include journal clubs, patient safety and case reviews, resident-led lectures, board review, review of certifications, and practice management meetings.
Scholarly Activity
Our residents participate in many different scholarly activity projects including Quality Improvement projects and Op-Eds published in the local Moultrie observer. In PGY-1 and PGY-3 residents participate in a required scholarly activity rotation where they work one-on-one with their advisor to plan out their future projects.
