The Integrated Pediatric Residency Training Program of Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine operates from Dayton Children's and offers unique training for pediatric residents.

This area was developed to help all pediatric residents stay connected by providing one place for news, events, discussions, schedules, etc.

Announcements:

Resident Requirement Checklist-posted 7/10/09

See all other announcements in the Message of the Week!

Contact the chief at 937-641-4274 if you have questions.

Schedules: 

• 2010/2011 Master Schedule  -re-posted 6/28/10
• In-Training Exam Schedule- reposted 6/23/10
• PICU Preview-posted 4/15/10

May 2010

• CMC Schedule-re-posted 2/16/10
• Base Call and Clinic Schedule-re-posted 5/5/10

June 2010

• CMC Schedule-re-posted 6/9/10
• Base Call and Clinic Schedule-re-posted 6/9/10

July 2010

• CMC Schedule-re-posted 6/28/10
• Base Call and Clinic Schedule reposted 6/10/10

August 2010

• CMC Schedule reposted 6/23/10
• Base Call and Clinic Schedule-reposted 6/10/10

September 2010

• CMC Schedule-posted 6/28/10
• Base Call and Clinic Schedule posted 6/10/10

• Other Links:
• Wright State University - Boonshoft School of Medicine
• Pedialink
• Procedure Log
• Faculty/Student Evals, RMS
• Pediatric Residency Program Information
• Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing

Questions? 937-641-3433

More about the residency program at Dayton Children's

Inpatient educational experiences take place at Dayton Children's. Residents' ambulatory experiences are enhanced by outpatient rotations. These rotations occur in a setting specifically focused on delivering outpatient care to healthy children as well as acutely and chronically ill children. Pediatric residents participate in patient care activities in the inpatient setting, intensive care settings, emergency department and subspecialty clinics at Dayton Children's.

Pediatric residents in the integrated program are able to work at Dayton Children's and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Through work at both locations, residents treat patients from different ethnic, socioeconomic and geographic settings. Each facility is staffed by a faculty of pediatric generalists and subspecialists who are recruited for their commitment to education. Both sites also provide pediatric training to medical students from the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine and other primary care residency programs in the area.