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| Program Description |
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The fellowship offers two tracks: clinician and clinician-investigator. Both tracks involve extensive exposure to all levels of care in the first year with an emphasis on developing skills in the evaluation and management of the geriatric population. |
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| Clinical Rotations |
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| Longitudinal experiences |
- Ambulatory medicine (continuity clinic) – 1 half-day per week
- Long-term care – 1 half-day per week
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| Required monthly rotations |
- Geriatric Psychiatry
- Geriatric Rehabilitation (Rehabilitation Medicine and Pain Medicine)
- Palliative Care
- Neurology
- Inpatient Hospitalist and Consultative Service
- Geriatric Evaluation and Management Clinic (GEM)
- Home-Based Primary Care
- Benedum Geriatrics Center
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| Electives |
- 2 months, according to fellow’s individual interests
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| Faculty |
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The division's faculty comprises about 30 fellowship-trained geriatricians who participate in training and education. The University faculty includes more than three dozen senior, NIH-funded investigators with projects in virtually every aspect of aging.
Faculty, Division of Geriatric
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