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Ambulatory

Peds ICU

Open Electives

Key Specialty —

Peds Inpatient

Specialty ——

Peds Anesthesia

Adult ICU

OB Anesthesia

Basic/Spec Anesthesia

Adult Pain Med

PL1

PL2

PL5

PL4

Pediatrics

PACU/ PM

1 Adult Pain Med

1 Open Elec

1 NICU

1 surg/ cards (V)

1 PICU

1 night senior (S)

1 ADOL

1 HOT

1 Spec Elec (V/E)

Continuity Clinic Throughout

Anesthesia

Pediatrics

Pediatrics

Anesthesia

Anesthesia

Pediatrics

Pediatrics

Anesthesia

1 Spec Elec (V/E)

1 NICU

1

Neuro Anes

1 Anes Elec

RAAPS/Pain

1 SICU

1 ED

(V/E)

1 Ward senior (S)

CV ICU

1 Anes Elec

1 OB Anes

1 Key Spec Elec (V/E)

1 night senior (S)

1 PICU

1 Open Elec

(V/E)

1 CT

Anes

1 Anes Elec

1 Anes Elec

1 night senior (S)

1 ED

1 Ward

senior

(S)

1 Key Spec

Elec (V/E)

1 PACU

Ped

Anes

Anesthesia

Pediatrics

Pediatrics

Anesthesia

Anes

Anes

1 NICU

1 MTC (V)

1 ED

1 Key Spec Elec(V)

1 CDC

1 Nursery

1 trans. to

Anes

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

2 Peds Anesthesia

3 Gen OR

1 Adult Pain Med

Gen OR

1 OB

Anesth

PET

Gen OR

CT Anesth

Gen OR

1 Ped

Anes

PET

Anesthesia

Peds

PL3

1 Ped

Anes

Gen OR

1 Neuro Anes

(S)= supervisory (V/E)= vacation/educational leave eligible (see page 3)

Comm peds

Peds Anesthesia

Adult ICU

OB Anesthesia

Basic/Spec Anesthesia

Adult Pain Med

Schedule B

SICU

PL1

PL2

PL5

Continuity Clinic Throughout

PL3

PL4

Anesthesia

Pediatrics

Pediatrics

Anesthesia

1 Open Elective

(V/E)

1 night senior (S)

1 HOT

1 Key Spec Elec (V/E)

1 NICU

1 surg/ cards

(V)

1 PICU

1 CT

Anes

Peds Anes

1 Adult Pain Med

1 Anes. Elec.

Anesthesia

Pediatrics

Pediatrics

Anesthesia

1 night senior (S)

1 ED

(V/E)

1 Ward

senior

(S)

1 Key Spec Elec (V/E)

1

Ward

senior (S)

1 PICU

1

Neuro

Anes

1 Anes Elec

1 OB Anes

RAAPS/ Pain

1 night senior (S)

1 ED

1 Spec Elec

(V/E)

2

blks Ped Anes

1 NICU

1 ADOL

1 Key Spec Elec (V/E)

1 Anes

Elec

Anesthesia

PediatricsAnesthesia

Pediatrics

Anes

1 Anes. Elec

Ambulatory

Peds ICU

Open Electives

Key Specialty —

Peds Inpatient

Specialty ——

1 NICU

1 MTC (V)

1 ED

1 Key Spec Elec (V)

1 CDC

1

Nursery

1 trans. to

anes

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

1 Ward

2 Peds Anesthesia

3 Gen OR

1 Adult Pain Med

Gen OR

1 OB Anesth

PET

Gen OR

CT Anesth

Gen OR

1

Neuro Anesth

PET

Peds Anes

CV ICU

Gen OR

PACU /PM

Gen OR

(S)= supervisory (V/E)= vacation/educational leave eligible (see page 3)

Pediatrics

Anesthesia

Comm peds

Training in anesthesiology must include the following experiences:

Two identifiable one-month rotations in obstetric anesthesiology, pediatric anesthesiology,

neuroanesthesiology

, and cardiothoracic anesthesiology. A rotation in pediatric anesthesiology, if taken during the first postgraduate year, is not considered part of this requirement for two months of pediatric anesthesiology experience.

A minimum of two months experience in an adult intensive care unit in addition to the requirements for training in neonatal and pediatric critical care medicine.

Three months of pain medicine; this may include one month in an acute perioperative pain management rotation, one month in the assessment and treatment of inpatients and outpatients with chronic pain problems, and one month of regional analgesia experience.

Two weeks in a preoperative evaluation clinic.Two weeks of providing anesthesia for diagnostic or therapeutic procedures outside the surgical suites.

Advanced experiences can be in additional focused anesthesia subspecialties, related areas, or research. No single subspecialty, excluding critical care medicine, shall exceed six months total.Minimum clinical experiences as defined by the program requirements for anesthesiology must be met.Rotations cannot be “counted” twice. Thus, rotations (such as pediatric critical care medicine, etc.) may be considered by the program to meet the requirements for training in pediatrics or anesthesiology, but not both simultaneously.

It is expected that anesthesiology experiences continue at least once a month during pediatric training; attendance at anesthesiology conferences is desirable on these days of anesthesiology practice. Program directors have discretion to determine whether the reciprocal time on the other specialty should be for a half day or a full day once a month as long as equal time is devoted to each specialtyVacation/Educational Leave:Residents will have three weeks of vacation each year. In addition, residents will have an additional week of educational leave each year as a PGY2-5.

PGY1: The 3 vacation eligible months include elective, MTC and transition to anesthesia. The elective should be an elective without extra shifts. PGY2: The 4 vacation/educational leave weeks are built into their anesthesia schedule based on variety of factorsPGY3-5: During each of the PGY 3-5 years, the 4 vacation/educational leave weeks are distributed as follows: 2 weeks of vacation/educational leave on pediatrics. Vacation/educational leave eligible months on pediatrics are noted on the schedule as “V/E”. One elective with vacation during each of these years must be an elective without extra shifts.

2 weeks of vacation/educational leave on anesthesia. Vacation/educational leave eligible months on anesthesia will be built into their anesthesia schedule based on a variety of factors.

Abbreviations Adol= adolescent

CDC= developmental pediatricsComm peds: Community PediatricsCT=cardiovascular

CVICU=cardiovascular intensive care unitHOT=hematology/oncology/transplantMTC= Midtown ClinicNICU= neonatal intensive care unitOB=obstetrics

PACU=post anesthesia care unitPET=preoperative evaluation testing

PICU= pediatric intensive care unitPM=practice management PM&R=physician med and rehab

RAAPS=regional and acute pain service SICU= surgical intensive care unit

(S)= supervisory(V/E)= vacation/educational leave eligible

Of note- must have at least 5 supervisory months in pediatrics