PGY1 Curriculum• Emergency Psychiatry PGY1 Course• Resident Experiential Support Group• Geropsychiatry Crash Course• Interviewing Workshop• Introduction to Psychotherapy• Legal Aspects of PCS• Neurodevelopmental & Psychiatric

Disorders• Psychopathology Seminar Series• Psychopharmacology Seminar Series• Teaching to Teach• Transition to Practice• Departmental Grand Rounds• Inpatient Psychiatry Case Conference

& Lecture Series• Addiction Journal Club & Case

Conference

PGY2 Curriculum• Wednesday Morning Didactics• Advanced Psychopharmacology• Advanced Psychopharmacology Case

Conference & Journal Club• Child Psychiatry PGY2 Seminar• Critical Appraisal• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)• Ethics• Geropsychiatry Lecture Series• Geropsychiatry Case Conference• Introduction to CBT

PGY2 Cont’d• Legal Aspects of PCS• Neurodevelopmental Disorders• PCS Crash Course (Emergency

Psychiatry)• Psychological Testing• PTSD Lecture Series & Case

Conference• Psychosomatic Medicine• Quality Improvement• Risk Management• Transition to Practice• Departmental Grand Rounds• Columbia Center for Psychotherapies

Seminars (4 hours throughout the week)• Introduction to the Initial Interview• Introduction to Psychodynamic Theory• Hypnosis• Outpatient Legal Issues• Family Therapy• Couples Therapy• Child & Adolescent Development• Brief Psychotherapy• Private Practice• Technical and Non-technical Aspects

of Psychotherapy• Sexual Behavior• Listening to the Patient• Termination• Continuing Case Conference• Resident Video Case Conference

PGY3 Curriculum• Advanced Psychopharmacology• Advanced Psychopharmacology Case

Conference & Journal Club• Advanced Emergency Psychiatry• Emergency Psychiatry - PCS Lectures• Advanced Psychosomatics• Advanced Psychotherapy• Advanced Psychotherapy Case

Conference• Child Psychiatry - PGY3• Forensic Psychiatry• Legal Aspects of PCS• Neurodevelopmental & Psychiatric

Disorders• Neurology• Neuropsychiatry• Transition to Practice• Departmental Grand Rounds

PGY4 Curriculum• Advanced Psychopharmacology• Advanced Psychopharmacology Case

Conference & Journal Club• Advanced Psychotherapy Case

Conference• History of Psychiatry• Legal Aspects of PCS• Neurology• Neuropsychiatry• APA Performance Improvement Self

Study• Board Review Course• Transition to Practice• Departmental Grand Rounds

MCW COURSES& SEMINARS

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MCW Central Wisconsin Psychiatry Residency

PGY4

40% ELECTIVES5 MONTHS

Inpatient PsychiatryOutpatient PsychiatryIntegrative Psychiatry

(Consult/Liaison)ECT

TelepsychiatryPTSD Residential Treatment

ResearchCommunity Psychiatry

Crisis & Mobile Psychiatry

Administrative PsychiatryAddiction Psychiatry

Primary CareGeropsychiatry

Vacation: 3 weeks vacation interspersed in each PGY year with prior approval by Program Director. PGY 2-4 residents have an additional one week of educational leave with prior approval of conferences and dates by Program Director. The term is used to indicate that electives are based upon available stipend support and past performance.

30% VA Selectives4 MONTHS

10% Longitudinal Outpatient Clinic1 MONTH

20% Wood County Inpatient2 MONTHS

PGY3

10% Outpatient Continuity Clinic12 MONTHS

PGY212 MONTH LONGITUDINAL

80% Adult Outpatient 20% Child Psychiatry

Benefits, Conditions & Terms of EmploymentMedical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals, Inc.

Stipends Benefits2019 - 2020 ACADEMIC YEAR (BEGINNING JULY 1, 2019)

PGY1 - $60,900

PGY2 - $61,980

PGY3 - $63,070

PGY4 - $64,150

Vacation - 3 weeksEducation Leave - 5 days (starting PGY2)

Health + Dental + Vision InsuranceLiability + Life Insurance

Long-Term Disability Insurance

To access more information on benefits, conditions, terms of employment, visit www.mcw.edu/GME/BenefitsMainPage.htm.

Neuro Inpatient & CL2 MONTHS

Crisis Service1 MONTH

Inpatient Psych5 MONTHS

Medicine/Primary Care Inpatient

4 MONTHS

PGY1 Rotations

30% NCHC4 MONTHS

LEAD RESIDENT RESPONSIBLE FOR TEACHING & DIDACTICS

30% VA Selectives Addiction/PTSD/GEROInpatient Psychiatry

4 MONTHS

30% Consultation LiaisonAND

Inpatient Psychiatry4 MONTHS

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Marshfield Clinic is an 800-plus physician multi-specialty group. Residents have the opportunity to do an outpatient child psychiatry rotation in a clinic that features a broad spectrum of child expertise and services including Autism, and ADHD Clinics. Marshfield Hospital also has a robust Consultation Liaison Service and ECT program that residents can rotate through during their residency.

Norwood Health Center (Wood County) Residents will spend 2 months in the PGY-4 year at this county mental health facility which features a 16-bed inpatient unit, a transitional unit and a developmental disorders unit. Norwood sees a wide spectrum of psychiatric disorders. Residents will take part in forensic commitment proceedings and long term treatment planning for the chronically mentally ill patient with a comprehensive community treatment team.

TRAINING SITESThe MCW-Central Wisconsin Psychiatric Residency Program is embedded in the communities of Central Wisconsin. Residents will benefit from working in private, community and VA settings. Our mission is to serve the diverse populations of rural and small urban centers. If you are interested in serving in an area of need in a variety of locations, this could be your ideal training experience.

North Central Health Care (NCHC) is a not-for-profit agency that provides inpatient and outpatient health and mental health care for Marathon County and several other Central Wisconsin counties. Residents will have the opportunity to learn from the comprehensive community services that NCHC provides. In the PGY1 year, NCHC will be the site of the one month emergency psychiatry rotation and three months of the six required months of inpatient psychiatry. The inpatient service provides treatment for patients age 13 and up with a wide variety of diagnoses. In the PGY2 year, NCHC provides residents an outpatient psychiatry experience including psychotherapy and medical management. NCHC will also provide elective rotations in the PGY4 year.

In the PGY 2, 3, and 4 years the Tomah VA Medical Center and its Community Based Outpatient Clinic in Wisconsin Rapids will provide opportunities for training in several important areas. The Tomah VA is known for treatment of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) In the PGY3/4 years, there will be an opportunity for residents to elect/select to participate in a residential PTSD program or an addiction treatment program at the Tomah VA Hospital. The Tomah VA provides housing for residents to avoid daily commuting during the elective/selective rotations.

Ascension Saint Mary's Hospital in Rhinelander is a private general medical surgical hospital with a psychiatric inpatient service and a child/adolescent service. In the PGY1 year, Ascension Saint Mary’s is the site for two months of the six required inpatient psychiatry months. Their inpatient service provides care for patients with a spectrum of conditions. In the PGY2 year, this site provides the two plus required months (20% FTE for 12 months) of child and adolescent psychiatry with their outpatient child program.

In the PGY1 year, residents will complete their two-month neurology requirement at Froedtert Hospital in Milwaukee. Residents will be part of the Medical College of Wisconsin's (MCW) academic neurology treatment service that sees acute inpatient neurological patients as well as provide neurological consults to the entire hospital. The combination will provide exposure to a variety of neurological conditions. MCW will provide housing for residents while they are in Milwaukee for the two-month rotation.

Ascension Saint Michael's Hospital in Stevens Point is a private, general medical/surgical facility where residents will have the experience of both consultation liaison and inpatient psychiatry rotations. The inpatient unit has 12 beds and the C/L service provides an average of 2-4 consultations daily. These two services will provide required rotations in these domains.

Aspirus Wausau Hospital is the primary care teaching site during the PGY1 year working in tandem with the Aspirus Family Medicine Residency Program. The Wausau Family Medicine Residency Program provides challenging experiences in rural medicine, cardiac and medical intensive care, emergency medicine, pediatrics, and obstetrics. The MCW-CW residents will be part of their teaching service rotation.

Psychiatric Crisis Service (PCS at Milwaukee County Mental Health Complex) Residents will have the opportunity to work in the psychiatric crisis service of Milwaukee and learn to promptly identify medical presentations in an urban psychiatric ER that require immediate attention, be able to identify signs of escalation and agitation, and learn non-pharmacological and pharmacological management of acute agitation. (Housing provided during this 2-week PGY3 rotation.)

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Mendota Mental Health Institute (MMHI) primarily provides forensic treatment services to psychiatric patients. This includes court-ordered mental health competency evaluations, treatment to competency services, and treatment for those found not guilty of criminal activity by reason of mental illness. MMHI is one of two psychiatric hospitals operated by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. The forensic psychiatry program has been recognized by the National Institute of Mental Health as one of the top ten such programs in the United States. (PGY4)