Program Curriculum
Since its inception at the UK College of Medicine Department of Psychiatry, the triple board program has been viewed as an integrated five-year training experience. The present curriculum is a result of trainee input with the goal of maximizing integration and minimizing difficult transitions between specialties. The triple board curriculum includes a pediatric continuity clinic at the Family Care Center one half day per week for five years, in addition to a total of 24 months of pediatric rotations, 18 months of adult psychiatry, and 18 months child and adolescent psychiatry.
PGY-1
Pediatrics (12 months)
- Inpatient Wards (3 months)
- Hematology/Oncology (1 month)
- Adolescent Medicine (1 month)
- Behavioral Developmental Pediatrics (1 month)
- General Pediatrics Clinic (1 and 1/2 months)
- Newborn Nursery (1/2 month)
- Elective (1 month)
- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) (2 months)
- E/R (1 month)
- Peds Neuro (1 month)
- School Health (1 month)
PGY-2
Pediatrics (4 months)
- PICU (1 month)
- NICU (1 month)
- Elective (1 month)
- Float (1 month)
Psychiatry (8 months)
- Inpatient Adult Psychiatry (5 months - Samaritan, VA, and Eastern State Hospitals)
- Emergency Psychiatry (1 month)
- Consult-Liaison Psychiatry (2 months)
PGY-3
Pediatrics (4 months)
- Inpatient Wards (1 month)
- Elective (1 month)
- Peds Gen Clinic (1 month)
- PICU (1 month)
Psychiatry (8 months)
- Geriatrics (1 month)
- Addiction (1 month)
- Adult Outpatient Psychiatry (6 months)
PGY-4
Pediatrics (4 months)
- Inpatient Wards (1 month)
- Elective (1 month)
- Newborn Nursery (1 month)
- Pediatric ER (1 month)
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (6 months)
- Child Consult/Liaison Psychiatry (3 months)
- Child Inpatient Psychiatry (3 months)
Psychiatry (2 months)
- Adult Neurology (1 month)
- Psychiatry Elective (1 month)
PGY-5
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (12 months)
- Outpatient Child Psychiatry (12 months)
*Including 1 month FTE residential care Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and month FTE of Child and Adolescent School Clinic