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The primary objective
of the residency program is to teach the requisite clinical skills needed to practice
general psychiatry.
- Traditional biopsychosocial approach
- Active supervision in every rotation
- Rotations through public and private settings so residents can develop skills necessary to provide care to a diverse patient population -- outpatient clinic sites ranging from city-based clinics with large populations of chronically mentally ill patients to suburban sites with working families of diverse economic means
- Both hospitals are teaching sites for medical students. Opportunities to teach students, both informally on rotations and formally by giving lectures
- Psychotherapy begins as a G1 resident with didactic lectures and continues with classes throughout all four years, including a fourth year option of classes at Minnesota Psychoanalytic Society and Institute. Clinical therapy opportunities in the G2 and G3 years include a twelve-month continuous therapy rotation for two half days each week, with accompanying 60 to 90 minute hands-on teaching session with faculty and direct observation of resident/patient encounters via closed circuit televideo monitoring. Therapy competencies are measured by written exams, direct observation and audio/video evaluations.
Clinical rotations are completed at:
- Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC)
- Regions Hospital
- HCMC and Regions’ subspecialty psychiatric clinics:
- Regions’ International Clinic; Deaf and Hearing Impaired Clinic
- HCMC’s Women's Mental Health Clinic; Sleep Disorders Clinic; Acute Psychiatric Services (psychiatric emergency room)
- Ramsey County Mental Health Center
- Hennepin County Mental Health Center
- Hazelden
- Hamm Clinic
- Psychiatric Recovery, PA in St. Paul, Minnesota
- ARIS clinic in St. Paul, Minnesota
- Park Nicollet Clinic in St. Louis Park, Minnesota
- Dr. Ronald Groat’s Private Psychiatry Clinic in Edina, Minnesota
- County Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams
- Dedicated half-day weekly didactic training from hospital and community faculty members: residents are not expected to be on any service and attendance is facilitated at either location by teleconference rooms available at both HCMC and Regions.
- Several seminars throughout the year on topics ranging from spirituality, cross-cultural issues and end-of-life care.
- Twice yearly day-long retreats for all psychiatry residents around areas of interest such as corporate communications, music therapy, yoga, and personal goal setting.
- Weekly conferences for all psychiatry staff include Special Topics, Grand Rounds, and Journal Club. PGY-3 and PGY-4 residents obtain experience by presenting at these events.
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- Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- Family Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Emergency Medicine
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- Adult Inpatient Psychiatry
The medicine
rotations will be completed through a combination of ambulatory
medicine, internal medicine, family medicine, and/or pediatrics
with one month of emergency medicine. Attending physicians' complete
daily rounds with a team of medical students and residents, providing
clinical education in addition to didactic seminars.
The
neurology rotation includes a com-bination of inpatient, outpatient,
and consultation experiences.
Inpatient
psychiatry rotations are on psychiatry units at both Hennepin County
Medical Center and Regions Hospital. Each resident is assigned to
a specific team for patient care.
During
the first year, evening and weekend call is typically every 4th
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Introduction
to Psychiatry
-
Introduction
to Psychopathology
- Introduction to
Psychopharmacology and Neuroscience
- Statistics and Research Methods
- Inpatient Case Conference
- ABCs of Psychiatry for Inpatients
- Basic Psychotherapy
- Psychiatric Presentation
Classes
are held during the second half
of
the year for one half-day per week.
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- Outpatient Case Conference
- Developmental Psychopathology
- Child Psychiatry Case Conference
- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Therapy
Skills
- Marriage and Family Therapy
- Psychological and Neuropsychiatry Assessment
- Introduction to Psychotherapy
- Psychoanalytic Case Conference
- Crisis Intervention Case Conference
- ABCs of Psychiatry for Outpatient
Classes
are held for one half-day per week for the entire year. Some lecturesare
combined with the PGY-3 residents.
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- Child & Adolescent
- Adult
- Acute Psychiatric Services
- Mental Health Center
- Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
or
› 1/2
day/week Outpatient Psychiatry Continuity Clinic
The first
six months of the PGY-3 year is a continuation of the outpatient
clinics from the second half of the PGY-2 year.
During the
second six months of the year, residents have an additional two
months of consultation liaison psychiatry and three months as a
senior resident on an inpatient team. One month of either addiction
or geriatric psychiatry, which ever was not done in the second year,
is also included during this time. One half-day of continuity clinic
rounds out the schedule for this six months.
There is
no call during your PGY-3 year.
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- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Psychoanalytic Case Conference
- Somatic Therapy and Alternative Treatment
- Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
- Inpatient Case Conference
Classes
are held on one half-day per week for the entire year. |
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- Addiction
Disorders
- Child &
Adolescent Psychiatry
- Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
- Psychotherapy
- Sleep Disorders
- International Rotation
(1
month)
› 1/2
day/week Outpatient Psychiatry Continuity Clinic
No call
during the 12 months of elective rotations.
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Classes
are held one half-day
per
week for the entire year.
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