Weill Medical College of Cornell University
Department of Psychiatry

PGY II Program

PGY II Education Committee:
E. Auchincloss, MD
Coordinators: A. Lomonaco, MD; R. Trotman, MD

PGY II Clinical Program:

New York Presbyterian Hospital / Payne Whitney-Manhattan
26 weeks Inpatient Psychiatry Greenberg South
(A. Nudman, et al)

3-4 weeks Electro-convulsive Therapy (Mitera) (4-5 hours/week)

4-5 weeks Emergency Room Psychiatry (Sombrotto, Hird)

12-13 weeks Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry (Ferrando, Barnhill)

2-4 hour/week Long-term outpatient (Auchincloss) (Oct-June) psychotherapy

New York Presbyterian Hospital / Payne Whitney-Westchester

8-9 weeks Personality Disorders Service (Trotman)

Vacation: 4 weeks

On Call Schedule:

q. week while at Payne Whitney Westchester covering psychiatric emergencies until 10 PM

q. 12 nights at Payne Whitney Manhattan covering the Greenberg Pavillion.

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PGY 1
·  Overview
·  Clinical Program
·  Educational Program
·  Program Requirements

PGY 2
·  Overview
·  Clinical Program
·  Educational Program
·  Curriculum (pdf)
·  Program Requirements

PGY 3
·  Overview
·  Clinical Program
·  Educational Program
·  Curriculum (pdf)
·  Program Requirements

PGY 4
·  Overview
·  Clinical Program
·  Curriculum (pdf)
·  Program Requirements
·  Chief Residency
·  Residents Graduation Papers

For All Residents
·  Departmental Education Events
·  Fellowships

Special Programs
·  Child Track

Neurology-Psychiatry Combined Residency Program
·  Outline of PGY I-VI Years
·  Faculty
·  Application Process

Life after Residency
·  Post Residency Career Plans

·  Resident's Graduation Papers
·  Resident Publications

The Application Process

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