The Anesthesiology Residency Program provides a well-rounded exposure to a diverse population of patients from various socio-economic and cultural backgrounds during each clinical rotation.

Resident Year 1 (PGY1)

• Cardiology - 1 block
• Emergency Medicine – 1 block
• ENT - 1 block
• Internal Medicine – 3 blocks
• Intro to Anesthesiology – 1 block
• Medical ICU – 1 block
• Preop - 1 block
• Pulmonology– 1 block
• Research – 1 block
• Surgery - 1 block
• Surgical ICU – 1 block

Residency Year 2 (PGY2/CA1)

• Acute Pain Service – 1 block
• General Operating Room – 7 blocks
• Obstetric Anesthesia – 1 block
• Post Anesthesia Care Unit – 1 block
• Regional Anesthesia (Orthopedics) – 1 block
• Surgical ICU – 1 block
• Trauma – 1 block

Residency Year 3 (PGY3/CA2)

• Acute Pain Service – 1 block
• Cardiothoracic Anesthesia – 2 blocks
• Chronic Pain Management – 1 block
• Elective - 1 block
• General Operating Room – 4 blocks
• Neurosanesthesia – 1 block
• Obstetric Anesthesia – 1 block
• Pediatric Anesthia – 1 block
• Surgical ICU – 1 block

Residency Year 4 (PGY4/CA3)

• Advanced Cardiothoracic Anesthesia – 1 block
• Advanced Obstetric Anesthesia – 1 block
• Ambulatory Anesthesia – 1 block
• Elective – 1 block
• General Operating Room – 2 blocks
• International Anesthesia - 1 block
• Neuroanesthesia – 1 block
• Non-Operating Room Anesthesia – 1 block
• Operating Room Management – 1 block
• Pediatric Anesthesia – 2 blocks
• Regional/Orthopedic Anesthesiology – 1 block