Yale Child Study Center
230 South Frontage Road
New Haven, CT 06520
Tel: 203.785.2540
Training Program
Research Residency Training Schedule
Year One – Internship Year |
| 3 mos. |
6 mos. |
1 mo. |
1 mo. |
1 mo. |
| Inpatient Psychiatry (VA) |
Pediatrics |
Child Psychiatry C-L |
Adult Neurology |
Child Neurology |
|
Year Two – Clinical Skills Year |
| 3 mos. |
1 mo. |
3 mos. |
3 mos. |
1 mo. |
1 mo. |
| CPIS Child Psychiatry Inpatient |
Addictions Adolescents |
CASE IICAPS School Consults |
CNRU CMHC |
Adult Consultation Liaison at VA |
Adult Emergency Psychiatry at VA |
| Weekly research seminar during the first six months to consider advanced degree programs and to meet with potential mentors. Decision concerning pursuit of an advanced degree by mid-December |
Year Three – Basic Research Skills Year |
| 2 mos. |
10 mos. |
| Intensive research course work |
Outpatient Child and Adult Psychiatry in specialty clinics with EBM treatments (60%)
(1.5 days (30%) each= 3 days a week for 12 months)
Psychotherapies with Evidence-Based CBT, Brief Psychotherapy, Pharmacotherapy, and
Pharmacotherapy with Psychotherapy |
| Research and Course Work 1.5 days per week (17% counting for general psychiatry and 13% counting for child and adolescent psychiatry (10 mo) = 30% |
| Psychodynamic long-term child and adult cases (10% equivalent =5% General Psychiatry and 5% Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) |
Year Four – Research and Outpatient Child Psychiatry Year |
| Continuing mentored clinical or bench research (50%)
3.0 days per week |
| Outpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (30%) 1.5 days per week |
| Long-term patients and Outpatient Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (20% equivalent=5% General Psychiatry and 15% Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) |
Year Five – Outpatient Psychiatry Skills and Research Year |
| General Psychiatry patients 2.5 days per week (50%) at VA |
| Geriatrics 0.5 days per week (10%) at VA |
| Psychodynamic long-term child and adult cases (10% equivalent =5% General Psychiatry and 5% Child and Adolescent Psychiatry) |
| Research (30%) |
Year Six – Research and Outpatient Child Psychiatry Year |
| Child and Adolescent Psychiatry long-term cases 1 day per week (20%)
|
| Mentored Research 80% |
Research time
| PG-II |
36% (Research seminar; CASE ˜time 50% research time 3 mos. plus 3 mos on inpatient research unit at CMHC) |
| PG-III |
90% (60% time in research clinics and 30% time in research/coursework) |
| PG-IV |
60% |
| PG-V |
30% |
| PG-VI |
80% |
VA Rotations
| PG-I: |
0.5 FTE: 3 months full time on inpatient Unit for each of two residents (6 months, 0.5 FTE) |
| PG-II: |
0.3 FTE: 1 month ER Psychiatry and 1 month C-L for each of two residents (4 months, 0.3 FTE) |
| PG-III: |
0.0 FTE |
| PG-IV: |
1.2 FTE (12 months at 60% time for 2 residents; 14.4 months; 1.2 FTE) |
| PG-V: |
0.0 FTE |
| PG-VI: |
0.0 FTE |
Total: 2.0 FTE for the full Integrated training program when fully filled
General Psychiatry: 36.0 months
| Year 1: |
12.0 months (3 mo VA inpatient, 1 mo C-L; 2 mo neurology; 6 mo pediatric medicine) |
| Year 2: |
7.5 months (1.5 mo CASE; 1 mo ER; 1 mo C-L; 1 mo Addictions; 3 mo CNRU Inpatient research unit) |
| Year 3: |
5.7 months (30% or 3.0 mo general psychiatry research specialty outpatient clinics (10 mo); 10% or 1.0 mo long term psychotherapy patients (10 mo); 17 % o or 1.7 mo research (10 mo)) |
| Year 4: |
2.4 months (20% long term psychotherapy patients) |
| Year 5: |
8.4 months (50% or 6 mo outpatient clinic at VA; 10% long term psychotherapy patients and 10% geriatrics for 2.4 mo) |
| Year 6: |
No general psychiatry |
Requirements for General Psychiatry
| Inpatient: |
6 months (3 mo at VA in PG-1 and 3 mo at CNRU PG-2) |
| ER: |
1 mo (PG-2) |
| Addictions: |
1 mo (PG-2) |
| Addictions: |
1 mo (PG-2) |
| Geriatrics: |
1 mo (10% time PG-5) |
| Outpatient: |
14.8 months of treating patients for at least one year (40% for 10 mo or 4 mo PG-3; 20 % for a year or 2.4 mo in year 4; 70% or 8.4 months in year 5) |
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: 24.4 months
| Year 2: |
4.5 months (1.5 mo Community placement at IICAPS and school consults; 3 mo inpt CPIS) |
| Year 3: |
4.3 months (30% or 3.0 mo child psychiatry specialty outpatient clinics; 13% or 1.3 mo research) |
| Year 4: |
7.2 months (30% research for 3.6 mo; 3.6 mo outpatient child and adolescent psychiatry) |
| Year 5: |
3.6 (3.6 mo research) |
| Year 6: |
4.8 (2.4 mo clinical and 2.4 mo research) |