First year fellowship
4 months: Acute Child & Adolescent Psychiatry- Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (LCCA)
4 months: Consultation/Liaison Psychiatry (CHOG)
The above experiences are longitudinal. Remaining time is devoted to didactics, research, outpatient continuity clinic, group therapy modalities (DBT, autism social skills group), and experiences in pediatric neurology, sexual abuse evaluations, gender clinic, palliative care, and HemeOnc.
second year fellowship
The majority of the second year consists of outpatient clinic with exposure to various settings, typically for three month blocks a half-day a week including:
Additional elective time for research, QI projects, or other treatment modalities is available
first year post pediatric portal
The remainder of the year begins longitudinal experiences in outpatient adult and child psychiatry
second year post pediatric portal
A half-day a week of Acute Child & Adolescent Psychiatry- Psychiatric Residential
Treatment Facility (LCCA)
Outpatient clinics in both adult and child psychiatry
Geriatric psychiatry experience
third year post pediatric portal
The majority of the third year consists of outpatient clinics in both adult and child psychiatry with exposure to various settings, typically for three month blocks a half-day a week including:
Additional elective time for research, QI projects, or other treatment modalities is available
Call is shared among CAP Fellows and Portals, averaging less than once per week. There are no in-house call responsibilities. In collaboration with faculty, fellows serve as back-up to general psychiatry residents, offering advice on case management of patients presenting to the CHOG ED.
CAP Fellows have Wednesdays blocked for educational activities, including didactics, psychotherapy seminars, and two hours a week of research time. Additional protected time for research and scholarly activities may be requested when the base time is not enough for a project’s needs.
Portals have the same educational experience as CAP fellows in the second and third year of training. In the first and second year of training portals join the general psychiatry program for their day of protected didactic time on Thursday.
One half-day a month is reserved for wellness activities for CAP fellows and second and third-year portals.
Benefit Plan summary: http://www.augusta.edu/hr/university/university_benefits/index.php
