CORE REQUIRED ROTATIONS

Introduction

Pediatric Consultation-
Liason Psychiatry


Outpatient Clinic Services

Outpatient Individual Psychotherapy

Family Therapy

Outpatient Diagnostic Evaluations

Sexual Abuse and Adoption
& Custody Evaluations


Psychopharmacology

Developmental Disabilities

School Consultation

Court Consultation

Pediatric Neurology

Normal Child and
Adolescent Observation


Inpatient and Partial
Hospital Care


Community Psychiatry
and Interagency Work


Consultation to Community
Systems of Care


CHIEF RESIDENCY
AND ADMINISTRATIVE
PSYCHIATRY


Goals and Objectives

Job Description

Teaching

Research

ELECTIVE ROTATIONS

Intro and Selectives

Core Academic Seminars


ON-CALL DUTIES:
YEAR 1 AND 2


TRAINING SCHEDULES
AND SEMINARS

GOALS, OBJECTIVES,
AND COMPETENCIES
TRAINING
SITES
INSTRUCTION AND
CLINICAL ROTATIONS
EVALUATION AND
ADMINISTRATION
FACULTY AND
RESIDENTS
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Introduction

Training methods include formal seminars, clinical conferences, individual and group supervision and rounds on each rotation. The first year focuses on ambulatory care and consultation. The residency class consists of eight residents per year. Except for the site(s) of elective option(s), all residents will have the same core clinical and educational rotations.

The first year is divided into two six-month blocks. During one six-month period, residents will rotate through the MGH Consultation Liaison Service to Pediatrics. This, for labeling purposes, is called the "Pediatrics Consultation Half." In the other six-month block, the "Selective Half," residents will have rotations in the Boston Juvenile Court, the Boston Public Schools and other local schools and approximately four to six hours per week of elective ("selective" time). It is expected that two-thirds of this time will be centered at MGH or McLean Hospital, with residents selecting from many activities available for specialized learning. Additional time may be spent virtually anywhere among the affiliated institutions or in metropolitan Boston. In year two, there are approximately 30 hours per week for eight months on the McLean inpatient and partial hospital services. During the entire second year, 20 hours per week will be devoted to outpatient cases, clinical supervision and academic seminars.

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MGH/McLean Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Residency Training Program  |  Massachusetts General Hospital  |  Wang 812  |  15 Parkman St. Boston Ma, 02114-2696
Training Director, Gene Beresin, MD phone 617.726.8471  |  Training Program Coordinator, Elaine Almeida  |  phone 617.726.1620  |  fax 617-726-9136
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