All programs within the Pediatric Residency at UNM are required to offer six individualized educational units to be chosen based on resident's career goals.
An educational unit may be a traditional four week block or a longitudinal experience. The UNM Pediatrics Residency program will offer four tracks from which residents may choose:
A mentor will be available to guide residents in each individual track. Interns will select a track in the winter of their PL-1 year to allow time for scheduling. The six individualized educational units will span the PL-2 and PL-3 years.
Each track will have some required elements and some elective elements. Required elements are indicated by * on chart. The table below demonstrates a tentative schedule of required and elective options for each track.
Ambulatory/ Community |
Fellowship | Hospitalist | Global and Rural Health |
*Acting Urgent Care Attending (PGY3) | *Acting Fellow (PGY3) | *Acting Hospitalist (PGY3) | *International Experience (PGY3) |
*Delivery/Resuscitation (PGY3) | *NICU (PGY3)-(if NICU/PICU Fellowship) | *Delivery/Resuscitation (PGY3) | *Delivery/Resuscitation (PGY3) |
*ED(PGY3) | *Research | *ED (PGY3) | *ED (PGY3) |
*PARC-2 (Local clinic/public health/advocacy/rural)(PGY2) |
Continuity clinic in planned subspecialty | *Procedures/Anesthesia | *Rural or IHS rotation (PGY2) |
Procedures/Anesthesia | Procedures/Anesthesia (*if doing PICU or NICU fellowship) |
*Procedures/Anesthesia | Procedures/Anesthesia |
Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective |
Elective | Elective | Elective | Elective |