Didactics
Didactics are taught on a daily basis through our noon conference series. Our core didactic curriculum is based on an 18-month cycle, meaning you will get exposed to each topic at least twice during residency. We also offer academic half-day sessions in our simulation lab (or in the great outdoors) on a number of topics, including:
- Wilderness medicine
- Obstetric emergencies
- Hospital procedures
- Family planning training
- Casting and splinting workshop
Our didactics includes a balanced mix of family medicine and specialty perspectives, including teaching from our colleagues in OB/GYN, medicine and critical care. There are a number of scheduled recurring talks, including:
| • Journal club | • Family medicine morning report | |
| • Sports medicine | • Behavioral health | |
| • OMT | • Practice management | |
| • Community medicine | • Palliative medicine | |
| • Meaning in medicine | • Complementary and Integrative medicine |
Our noon conference series also includes dedicated time for team-based quality improvement conferences. You will also have access to didactics in a number of other specialties during your rotations, including Pediatrics, IM/ICU and ECG conferences.
