Longitudinal Curriculum
Addiction Medicine Curriculum
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Our additional medicine curriculum includes:
Lifestyle Medicine Curriculum
- Lifestyle medicine is interspersed throughout the curricula and residents
can opt to pursue further training throughout residency to become board-certified
in Lifestyle Medicine through the American College of Lifestyle Medicine (ACLM).
POCUS Curriculum
- In conjunction with St Peter Family Medicine Residency, residents have
longitudinal didactics in Point of Care Ultrasound and can utilize these
skills in continuity clinic and on Emergency Medicine rotations.
Electives and Global Health Experiences
- Residents have elective time to pursue additional training with specialists
or in other areas to tailor their learning. Common elective experiences
include: Sport Medicine, Physical Therapy, Urgent Care, Wound Care, Dermatology,
ENT and Lactation Medicine. We are very open to finding new elective opportunities
and will support residents in finding additional training related to their
particular interests. With the recent ACGME changes that increased elective
time, this is a growing portion of the curriculum.
- There are opportunities to participate in gender affirming care through
the Transgender speciality clinic at our sister program at St Peter Family
Medicine. Residents also receive didactics about gender affirming care
to gain competency in caring for transgender patients.
- Residents can do away electives for Global Health Experiences. We have
established relationships with rotations in Kenya, Guatemala and Haiti,
to name a few.
Community Medicine
- Residents are encouraged to immerse themselves in the local community;
some experiences being incorporated into the curriculum, but also plenty
of support for extracurricular involvement.
- One of the most significant community medicine experiences is with MedsFirst,
discussed above in Addiction Medicine.
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Residents also rotate with a free clinic in Centralia,
Health and Hope which has a particular interest in serving uninsured members of our community.
- Our community medicine opportunities are recovering from a temporary pause
during COVID, and we are excited to re-engage with home visits, mass sports
physicals, and local sporting events, like the Seattle-to-Portland bike race.