Below is an example of what our residency training years may typically look like:

PGY-1 (mix of Transition to Discipline and Foundations of Discipline)

• PM&R - 2 blocks with exposure to various PM&R subspecialties

• Internal Medicine Clinical Teaching Unit - 3 blocks

• Cardiac Care Unit - 1 block

• Geriatrics - 1 block

• Emergency Medicine - 1 block

• Neurosurgery - 1 block

• Plastic Surgery - 1 block

• Pediatrics - 1 block

• Psychiatry - 1 block

• Vacation - 1 block

PGY-2 (Foundation of Discipline, Core Discipline)

• Orthopedics - 1 block inpatient + 1 block outpatient

• Neurology - 1 block inpatient + 1 block outpatients

• Rheumatology - 1 block inpatient + 1 block outpatient

• Brain Injury Rehab - 2 blocks

• MSK - 2 blocks 

• Spinal Cord Injury Rehab - 2 blocks

• Research - 1 block

PGY-3 and 4 (Core of Discipline)

• Amputation Rehabilitation - 3 blocks

• Neuromuscular Rehab and Electrodiagnostics - 3 blocks

• Pediatrics Rehab - 3 blocks

• Stroke - 2 + 1 blocks

• Research - 2 blocks

• Musculoskeletal and Pain Medicine - 2 blocks

• Brain Injury Rehab - 1 block

• Spinal Cord Injury Rehab - 1 block

• Spasticity - longitudinal while on stroke and spinal cord injury rotations