Curriculum

Adena’s Psychiatry Residency training program is tailored to fulfill current ACGME Residency Training Standards for General Adult Psychiatry.

PGY I:

The PGY-I year is developed to solidify your identity as a physician. You will complete 13, 4-week long blocks consisting of:

Inpatient Psychiatry	6 blocks
Outpatient Primary Care	2 blocks
Inpatient Primary Care	2 blocks
Neurology	2 blocks
Elective	1 block

At-Home Call Responsibilities:

Shared responsibilities during inpatient psychiatry rotations at Adena.

PGY II:

Second Year

Length

Consult Liaison Psychiatry	2 blocks
Emergency Psychiatry (1 block days, 1 block nights)	2 blocks
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry	2 blocks
Geriatric Psychiatry	1 block
Addiction Psychiatry	2 blocks
Inpatient Psychiatry	2 blocks
Quality Improvement	1 block
Elective	1 block

At-Home Call Responsibilities:

Shared responsibilities during inpatient psychiatry rotations at Adena.

PGY III:

The PGY-III year consists of 12 months of outpatient psychiatry and usually includes supervised clinical experience in both rural and intercity populations.

At-Home Call Responsibilities:

None

PGY IV:

Fourth Year	Length
Inpatient Psychiatry	2 block
Palliative Care/ Elective	2 weeks/2 weeks
Forensic Psychiatry	1 block
Consult Liaison	2 blocks
Substance Abuse	1 block
Administration	2 blocks
Research/ Quality Improvement	1 block
Electives	3 blocks

At-Home Call Responsibilities:

Shared responsibilities during inpatient psychiatry rotations at Adena.