Residency Programs
Curriculum
We have designed our OB/GYN residency curriculum to provide progressively advanced training and responsibility in obstetrics and gynecology. Residents have active, direct involvement in patient care, both through inpatient responsibilities and through a supervised ambulatory care program.
OB/GYN curriculum goals
Adventist Health White Memorial’s residency program goals include:
OB/GYN residency rotations
Our residents have rotations through several clinical venues. Each year, our clinical venues provide over:
Residents also complete rotations with institutions we partner with, including:
- Kaiser Permanente – Moreno Valley Medical Center
- Kaiser Permanente – Riverside Medical Center
- Dignity Health California Hospital Medical Center
- Hollywood Presbyterian Medical Center
Below, we have outlined academic rotations by year.
PGY-1 rotations
Rotations include:
- Obstetrics: 18 weeks
- Gynecology: 16 weeks
- Ward medicine: 4 weeks
- Medical intensive care: 4 weeks
- Emergency medicine: 2 weeks
- Night float: 8 weeks
PGY-2 rotations
Rotations include:
- Obstetrics/ultrasound: 12 weeks
- Gynecology/colposcopy: 16 weeks
- Gynecologic surgery at Kaiser Permanente Riverside and Moreno Valley: 12 weeks
- Reproductive medicine at California’s Advanced Reproductive Endocrinology (C.A.R.E. Fertility) in Glendale: 4 weeks
- Night float (divided): 8 weeks
PGY-3 rotations
Rotations include:
- Maternal-fetal medicine/genetics: 12 weeks
- Obstetrics (Acting Senior): 12 weeks
- Gynecologic surgery at Kaiser Permanente Riverside and Moreno Valley: 12 weeks
- Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery at USC Arcadia Hospital: 8 weeks
- Night float (divided): 8 weeks
PGY-4 rotations
Rotations include:
- Chief of obstetrics: 12 weeks
- Chief of gynecology, including, FPMRS: 20 weeks
- Research: 2 weeks
- Float resident: 2 weeks
- Oncology minimally invasive gynecologic surgery: 12 weeks
- Night float: 4 weeks
Research
Each resident completes a research project during residency training. As part of our effort to promote scholarly activity, each resident presents this project during residency training in a format that can be submitted for publication.
Moonlighting
Residents have opportunities for moonlighting both at Adventist Health White Memorial and off campus. Moonlighting must be approved by the program director and must not interfere with a resident’s duties and responsibilities.