SIU Department of Internal Medicine
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"I chose SIU for my residency because it is a good pace of life to raise children."
- Michael Martin, Med/Psych Resident

Duty Schedules

Work duty hours: Call and duty hour schedules are carefully monitored. They provide ample time off and typically assign resident work hours at well below the 80 hour limit.

Call Schedules:

PGY1
  • Every fourth to sixth night in-house call on general internal medicine services
  • Staggered shift and call schedule for ICU residents
  • Home call for all other services
  • Controlled shift schedule in emergency medicine
PGY2
  • Staggered shift and call schedule for ICU residents
  • 2 months ward back-up, supervisor role
  • Home call for elective rotations.
PGY3
  • Every fourth to sixth night call during general internal medicine
  • No overnight call for ICU SR. Day call 6 days per week.
  • Home call for elective rotations.

Rounds:

  • Formal daily patient management and teaching rounds occur on all inpatient medical services, including General Internal Medicine, nephrology, and intensive care unit.
  • Routine daily patient management and consultation rounds occur on all subspecialty services.
  • Weekly rounds and conference occur in emergency medicine rotation.
  • Daily report occurs on Monday–Thursday for all general medicine services, managed by program director and chief residents.

Vacation and Educational Leave:

  • Twenty-one days paid vacation, plus 2-day break at Christmas, New Years, or an alternate holiday.
  • Seven days paid educational leave

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