Outpatient Continuity Care

• The Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at Mass General Brigham for Children provides primary care and consultative care to adolescents and young adults from age 12 years through their twenties. Patients may come to the Division for primary care or be referred for complex medical or psychosocial problems.

• Consultative care is provided to patients for problems including eating disorders, substance use, depression, gynecologic concerns, contraception, and oral isotretinoin.

• Fellows will spend between 2 to 6 half-day sessions in the Adolescent Medicine clinic at Mass General Brigham for Children in the West End of Boston, MA. They will carry their own patient panel for the experience of being a longitudinal primary and subspecialty care provider.

Inpatient Consultative Care

• Fellows will work with the adolescent medicine faculty as inpatient consultants throughout fellowship: approximately 1 week every 4 weeks as a first year fellow, every 6 weeks as a second year fellow, and every 8 weeks as a third year fellow

• Fellows will be first call for inpatient consults related to nutritional deficiency, adolescent substance use and other inpatient adolescent medicine questions with supervision and oversight

• Our Division consults at Massachusetts General Hospital and Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary in Boston and Newton Wellesley Hospital in Newton, MA.

1st Year Rotations

• Eating Disorders and Nutrition (3 months)

• Mental Health and Addiction (3 months)

• Sexual and Gender Identity (3 months)

• Reproductive Health (1 month)

• Sports Medicine (1 month)

• Elective (1 month)

2nd/3rd Year Rotations

• Reproductive Health & Long-Acting Reversible Contraception (3 months)

• Special Populations and Settings (3 months)

• Electives (6 month)