Fellowship
Didactics
All first and second year fellows attend didactics one day a week during protected time. Four modules are presented over two years: Infancy and early childhood, childhood, adolescence, and systems. Didactics also include:
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First Year Rotations
- Inpatient at the Horsham Clinic (20 weeks)
- Consult/Liaison service at CHOP (10 weeks)
- Pediatric Neurology Consult service (6 weeks)
- Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics (4 weeks)
- Outpatient Psychiatry (10 weeks)
- 2 days/week at Children's Crisis Treatment Center
- 1/2 day/week of supervised Assessment Clinic
- 1/2 day/week for research elective
- 1/2 day/week for outpatient care
- 1/2 day preschool assessment
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Second Year Rotations
- Outpatient subspecialty clinic rotations
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Clinic (10 weeks)
- ADHD Clinic (10 weeks)
- Preschool Assessment Clinic (10 weeks)
- Community-based rotations
- Community Mental Health clinic at the Consortium (1/2 day for 10 weeks)
- Forensic/Consultation (3 half days for 10 weeks)
- School Consultation (1 day/week for 10 weeks)
- Evaluation Clinic (1/2 day weekly, 34 weeks)
- Pharmacology Clinic (1/2 day weekly)
- Research (1/2 day/week)
- Administrative Duties/Chief Residency
- Eating Disorder (EDRA)
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Call
Fellows cover the Emergency Room, inpatient and outpatient emergencies from home by pager, three to four times per month. On-Call room and meal card are provided. Weekend call is voluntary and paid.
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Post Pediatric Portal Program (PPPP)
The Post Pediatric Portal Program is a three year combined training program in General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Physicians who have completed a Core Pediatric Residency are eligible to apply. Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible for and expected to take the board certification in Adult Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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