FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is moonlighting allowed?

No. Moonlighting is not permitted in our pediatric residency program.

Do you offer pre-match positions?

No. All positions are filled through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP).

When is orientation?

Orientation typically takes place in late June and generally lasts about 7 business days.

What is the call structure?

Call responsibilities are structured consistently across the residency to provide an equitable distribution among residents. The specific type of call varies by PGY year and rotation.

PGY-1

• One block of inpatient floor nights per academic year
• Cross-cover responsibilities when on outpatient electives and newborn nursery
• One 12-hour weekend shift and one 24-hour weekend shift per 28-day block
• Weekend shifts are on the pediatric inpatient floor

PGY-2 and PGY-3

• PICU rotations include a combination of day and night shifts
• Cross-cover responsibilities when on outpatient electives
• One 12-hour weekend shift and one 24-hour weekend shift per 28-day block
• Weekend shifts may be scheduled in the PICU or on the pediatric inpatient floor

Residents are not scheduled to cross-cover while on the pediatric inpatient floor, NICU, PICU, or Emergency Medicine rotations.

Can residents tailor their training to their career goals?

Yes. Residents have opportunities to individualize their training through elective rotations, research and scholarly activity, subspecialty experiences, and other individualized clinical and educational opportunities. The program supports residents in developing the knowledge and experiences needed to pursue their individual career goals.