As a rural training program, residents complete their first-year hospital rotations with the St. Peter Family Medicine Residency program interns at Providence St. Peter Hospital. Second and third-year rotations are done predominately at Providence Centralia Hospital.
Residents have inpatient and obstetrical rotations in all three years to develop the skills to continue practicing full-spectrum medicine post-graduate. While at Providence Centralia Hospital, there are no other residents other than our program.
PGY-1 |
PGY-2 |
PGY-3 |
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Orientation |
4 weeks |
Family Medicine |
4 weeks |
Clinic weeks |
11 weeks |
Inpatient Medicine (PSPH) |
8 weeks |
Inpatient Medicine (PCH) |
6 weeks |
Inpatient Medicine (PCH) |
8 weeks |
Night Medicine (PSPH) |
2 weeks |
Night Medicine (PSPH/PCH) |
6 weeks |
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Obstetrics (PSPH) |
8 weeks |
Obstetrics (PCH) |
6 weeks |
Obstetrics (PCH) |
4 weeks |
Night Obstetrics (PSPH) |
4 weeks |
Gynecology |
2 weeks |
Gynecology |
2 weeks |
Elective/CME |
4 weeks |
Elective/CME |
8 weeks |
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Longitudinal Experience
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6 weeks |
Longitudinal Experiences
|
14 weeks |
Longitudinal Experiences
|
11 weeks |
Inpatient Pediatrics (PSPH) |
8 weeks |
Inpatient Pediatrics (PSPH) |
2 weeks |
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Ambulatory Pediatrics |
4 weeks |
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Emergency (PCH) |
4 weeks |
Pediatric Emergency (Mary Bridge) |
4 weeks |
Emergency (PCH) |
4 weeks |
Orthopedics (Centralia) |
4 weeks |
Surgery/Anesthesia (PCH) |
4 weeks |
Orthopedics/Sport Medicine |
4 weeks |
"The learning environment of our clinic in a rural setting is very strong. The hospital training we get is beyond what someone in a rural track would expect because we get to rotate at two different hospitals, Providence St. Peter and Providence Centralia." - Benjamin May, DO, class of 2020