BLOCK DIAGRAMS OF ROTATIONS
Year 1 Schedule Example (10 Blocks)
- Acute Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (PBHU) 5.2 weeks x2
- Child and Adolescent Consultation-Liaison Service (C/L) 5.2 weeks x2
- Child and Adolescent Eating Disorders Treatment (EDO) 3 days per week for 10.4 weeks
- Elective Time 5.2 weeks
- Long-Term Inpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (Hawthorn) 10.4 weeks
- Pediatric Neurology (Ped. Neuro.) 5.2 weeks
- Child and Adolescent Substance Use Disorders Treatment (SUD) 1.5 days per week for 10.4 weeks
- Didactics every Tuesday morning
Year 2 Schedule Example (10 Blocks)
- Outpatient Child and Adolescent Community Mental Health Psychiatry Clinic (BJC-BH) 1.5 days per week for 52 weeks
- Outpatient Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Clinic 1 half day per week for 52 weeks
- Outpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Continuity Clinic (4444) 1 half day per week for 52 weeks
- School Consultations 1 half day per week for 10.4 weeks
- Outpatient Infant and Preschool Clinic (INF-PS) 1 half day per week for 20.8 weeks x2
- Elective Time 1 half day per week for 41.6 weeks
- Administrative Time 2 half days per week for 52 weeks
- Didactics every Tuesday morning
Faculty complete fellow competency evaluations after each rotation. Fellows meet with the training director twice yearly to review this feedback. In addition, fellows take the Adult and Child PRITE and complete the required clinical skills exams.
The program provides fellows with four weeks of paid vacation time off each academic year, or a fraction thereof if the appointment period is less.
The program provides fellows one week of paid conference time off each academic year, or a fraction thereof if the appointment period is less. Conference time off is only for attending an academic conference.
The program provides fellows with two weeks of paid sick time off each academic year, or a fraction thereof if the appointment period is less. Sick time off consists of moments of personal illness or due to your medical condition (including medical conditions related to pregnancy and childbirth). Sick time off to care for a family member who is ill or has a medical condition is also acceptable.
We ask fellows who need to take more than 14 days of non-vacation time, to schedule a meeting with the Program Coordinator and Training Director to discuss the leave of absence process. In compliance with program requirements concerning the effect of leaves of absence on satisfying the criteria for completion of the training program and the certifying board, the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (ABPN), an approved leave may extend your training.
Fellows who exhaust their paid vacation and sick days due to taking an approved medical, parental, or caregiver leave will have two additional weeks of paid personal time off to extend a paid leave or to take personal days later in the same, or the next, academic year. The training program offers this time off once during the training program.
The program provides fellows three days of paid bereavement time off per immediate family member. Bereavement time-off consists of funeral attendance or fulfilling other responsibilities regarding funerals or the settlement of estates. For bereavement time-off, immediate family members are parents, siblings, spouse or domestic partner, child (including biological, legal guardianship, or adopted), grandparents, great-grandparents, and grandchildren. A domestic partner is a person who shares a residence with a romantic partner without a legally recognized union. Also included are foster, domestic relationships, in-law, and step relationships of all the previously listed.