Rotations

Family Medicine First Year

Medicine Service – 12 weeks
Night Float—4 weeks
Electives—6 weeks
Pediatrics—8 weeks
ICU—4 weeks
Obstetrics/Nursery – 8 weeks
Emergency Medicine—4 weeks
General Surgery—4 weeks
Radiology—2 weeks

“I really enjoyed my Palliative/Hospice elective rotation. It was a great experience and our attendings on that rotation are fantastic.”

-- Daniel Vann, Class of 2020

Family Medicine Second Year

Medicine Service – 8 weeks
Night Float—4 weeks
Research—2 weeks
Electives—8 weeks
Pediatrics—4 weeks
Obstetrics/Nursery—2 weeks
ICU—4 weeks
Med-Hospitalist—4 weeks
Gynecology—4 weeks
Emergency Medicine—4 weeks
Ortho/Sports Med—4 weeks
ENT—2 weeks
Community Medicine—2 weeks

“During the Family Medicine inpatient rotation, we care for our patients in the hospital with our core faculty as attendings. We get to manage a wide variety of pathology, with plenty of backup, and the number of patients is regulated so we have time to learn the ropes. Morning report is aimed at practical patient care topics, and focuses on issues relevant to the patients we are treating. We have a strong emphasis on primary care, and we follow-up with our patients in clinic after they are discharged.”

-- David Ransom, Class of 2018

Family Medicine Third Year

Medicine Service – 4 weeks
Night Float—4 weeks
Research—2 weeks
Electives—10 weeks
Obstetrics/Nursery—2 weeks
Med-Hospitalist—2 weeks
Gynecology—2 weeks
Emergency Medicine—4 weeks
Ortho/Sports Med—4 weeks
Inpatient Pediatrics—4 weeks
Geriatrics—4 weeks
Behavioral Sciences—4 weeks
Dermatology—2 weeks
Breast Surgery—2 weeks
Family Medicine Clinic—2 weeks

"I feel very blessed to work with my colleagues as we serve the people of Murfreesboro and surrounding areas.”

-- Zara Siddiqui, Class of 2019

The residents will have their own continuity clinics at Saint Louise Clinic. PGY1 residents have one half-day of clinic per week. PGY2 residents have three half-days of clinic per week. PGY3 residents have four half-days of clinic per week.