Georgetown University/Department of Medicine

	Categorical PGY-1	Preliminary PGY-1
Ward Months	5 months	5 months
Critical Care	2 - 2.5 months	2 - 2.5 months
Emergency Medicine	1 month	1 month
Night Float	0.5 months	0.5 months
Elective	4-6 weeks	8-10 weeks
General Internal Medicine	1 month	NONE
Vacation	1 month*	1 month*
Total	12 months	12 months

PGY-1 ward months occur at Georgetown University Hospital (GUH), Virginia Hospital Center (VHC), and the Washington DC VA Medical Center (VAMC)
PGY-1 critical care months occur at the GUH ICU, WHC CCU, Fairfax CCU, and ARL ICU/CCU
Emergency Medicine and Night Float occur at GUH
General Internal Medicine occurs at the GUH Internal Medicine Office as well as the resident's continuity site
Electives are typically 50% inpatient and 50% outpatient
The elective month can also be used as a research month, with advanced scheduling

* In addition to 4 weeks of vacation, ALL interns and residents also have a consecutive six-day break during the Christmas / New Years time frame (either Christmas week or New Years week)

PGY-2, 3 Internal Medicine Block Schedule 2009-2010

	Categorical PGY-2	Categorical PGY-3
Ward Months	3-4 months	2-3 months
Critical Care	1 - 2 months	1 month
Medicine Consult	0-1 month	0-1 month
Night Float	2 - 4 weeks	0 - 4 weeks
Geriatrics	NONE	1 month
Electives	3-4 months	4-5 months
Vacation	1 month*	1 month*
Total	12 months	12 months

PGY-2s and PGY-3s complete ward months in the above locations as well as Fairfax Hospital (FFX) and the National Institutes of Health / National Institute for Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIH/NIAID)
Critical Care months may be completed at any of the sites mentioned above
PGY-2s and PGY-3s complete one medicine consult month once during either year (50% inpatient and 50% outpatient)
Night Float can be at GUH or the VAMC
Geriatrics is split between GUH, VAMC, and the Washington Home (a local Nursing Home run by a GU faculty member).

* In addition to 4 weeks of vacation, ALL interns and residents also have a consecutive six-day break during the Christmas / New Years time frame (either Christmas week or New Years week)