Rotation Schedules - Harvard Combined Orthopaedics Residency Program

Overview

Rotations

Hospitals

Brigham and Women's

MGH

Children's

BIDMC

Others

Residents' Overview

Current Residents

Core Curriculum

Rotation Schedules

Call Schedules

Journal Club

Dr. David Wimberley (left) and Dr. Brandon Earp on the trauma service.

Dr. David Wimberley (left) and Dr. Brandon Earp on the trauma service.

Rotation Schedules

Recent Changes

There is no more chiefship year.
The residency is now shorter. Previously either 5 1/2 or 6 years, now everyone will take 5 years.
Our research pathway is currently being re-defined. In the past, half of the residents did 6 months of research and half did none. Now all of the residents have a dedicated 2 month block of research time in their 4th year. In the future, we hope to offer the opportunity for 1-3 residents per year to take a year of dedicated research time.

PGY1	Residents
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center	4
Brigham and Women's Hospital	4
Massachusetts General Hospital	4

PGY2
Hand 8 weeks		Joints 8 weeks		Sports/ Shoulder 4 weeks		Trauma 8 weeks		Oncology 4 weeks	Pediatrics 4 weeks	Nightfloat 8 weeks	Geri/ Arthro 4 weeks

PGY3
Children's 6 months					VA 8 weeks		Sports 4 weeks	Trauma 4 weeks	Joints/ Spine 4 weeks	Foot/ Ankle 4 weeks

PGY4
Hand 8 weeks		Trauma 8 weeks		Spine 4 weeks	Joints 8 weeks	Oncology 4 weeks	Foot/Ankle 4 weeks	Trauma 4 weeks	Research 8 weeks

PGY5
Trauma 20 weeks				Joints 10 weeks		Sports/ Shoulder 10 weeks		Foot/Ankle 5 weeks	Sr. Resident Research 5 weeks

Legend

TCH The Children's Hospital

BIDMC Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center

BWH Brigham and Women's Hospital

BWH/MGH Brigham and Women's Hospital or MGH

MGH Massachusetts General Hospital

VA Veteran's Administration Hospital

Last Updated:
November, 2006

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