Rotations: A Year-by-Year Snapshot

Overview

The BCRP curriculum is thoughtfully designed to promote graduated autonomy and increasing responsibility throughout duringthe first two years, culminating in a fulfilling and comprehensive supervisory role during the senior year. Most clinical training takes place at Boston Children’s Hospital (BCH) and Boston Medical Center (BMC), with additional rotations at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH). Residents are assigned continuity clinics at BCH, BMC, Tufts Medical Center, and several community health centers throughout Boston. Residents in the LEAD track spend a greater portion of their time at BMC, particularly for primary care, emergency room, and general pediatrics experiences, compared to categorical track peers.

During the intern year, you will build a solid foundation in general pediatrics, establish your own longitudinal primary care panel, and gain experience in advocacy. The junior year emphasizes subspecialty and acute care rotations, along with opportunities for in ambulatory and individualized learning. In the senior year, you will step into a supervisory role, deepen your experience in acute care, and have dedicated time to pursue research and personalized educational experiences aligned with your professional goals.