Medicine ward patients at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center are cross-covered by night float overnight. The night float team consists of two interns who are supervised by the night hospitalist resident and hospitalist attending. The swing hospitalist attending on duty will…
The ICU at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center consists of 3 teams, each comprised of an attending physician, one resident (PGY-2/3), and one intern (PGY-1). There is also an additional team that rotates on to night admissions. Each team takes day…
The overall purpose of the Hematology-Oncology Inpatient Ward Rotation is to train residents to competently care for complicated, hospitalized patients presenting with acute signs and symptoms of leukemia or aggressive lymphoma, undergoing treatment with inpatient treatment protocols, or experiencing cancer…
The general medicine ward service at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center consists of 8 teams, each comprised of an attending physician, one resident (PGY-2/3), at least two interns (PGY-1), and usually a medical student. Admissions are accepted on an 8-day call…
Rotations on the Rheumatology service will be two weeks in length. Residents will attend weekly Rheumatology Division didactic clinical lectures and basic science conferences. Residents will prepare a didactic conference and provide an in-depth review of some aspect of the…
Rotations on the Pulmonary service will be two weeks in length. In addition to the inpatient consultation service, residents will participate in weekly Pulmonary clinics (in Clinic P) and conferences. Supervision will be provided by the Pulmonary/Critical Care faculty and…
Rotations on the Nephrology service will be between two to four weeks in duration. Clinical experience includes inpatient Nephrology consultation and outpatient Nephrology clinic, which includes the Renal Transplant and Glomerulonephritis clinic on Tuesday afternoons. Supervision will be provided by…
The overall purpose of the Hematology-Oncology consult service rotation is to train residents to competently care for hospitalized patients and outpatients presenting with signs and symptoms of malignancy or benign or malignant hematologic disorders. They will learn to recognize the…
Rotations on the Infectious Disease service will be between two and four weeks in length. In addition to the inpatient consultation service, residents will participate in the weekly ID/HIV clinic. Residents will be expected to attend the weekly UCLA Affiliated…
Rotations on the Gastroenterology Consult service are usually 1-2 weeks in length and spread out across residency training. Supervision on the service is provided by the Gastroenterology faculty with assistance from the UCLA GI fellow(s). The inpatient component, which comprises…