Our residency didactic curriculum reflects an educational program targeted to specific clinical and educational milestones and based on the different clinical settings residents rotate through each year. The following threads are represented throughout the four years of training. All four year of Didactics will be conducted in collaboration with UC Davis & Stanford psychiatry residency programs. First year didactics will be in person in Sacramento and years two through four will be a combination of in person and virtual experiences in Chico, CA.
Psychopharmacology
PGY-1: Basic Psychopharmacology
PGY-2: Advanced Psychopharmacology for Inpatient Settings
PGY-3: Outpatient Psychopharmacology
PGY-4: Advanced Topics in Psychopharmacology
Psychotherapeutic Tools and Psychotherapies
PGY-1: Empathic Interviewing, Evidence-based Tools for Acute Settings
PGY-2: Intro to CBT, Intro to Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
PGY-3: Cross-cultural Psychotherapy, CBT, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Attachment Theory
PGY-4: DBT, Family Therapy, Mindfulness, Group Psychotherapy, Intimacy
Cultural Psychiatry
Cultural Psychiatry Training for Residents
Neuroscience and Neuropsychology
PGY-1: Neuroscience and the Mind
PGY-2: Psychological Testing
PGY-4: Neurology Review
Forensics
PGY-1: Legal Issues in Psychiatry
PGY-4: Advanced Legal Issues in Psychiatry
Forensic Mock Trial each year
Addictions
Trauma
Quality Improvement
Other Rotation- and Professional Stage-Based Topics
PGY-1
Crash Course
Psych CL
Suicide Risk and Safety
Integrating Psychiatry and Primary Care
Geriatric Psychiatry
Evidence-Based Medicine
PGY-2
Topics in Inpatient Psychiatry
Community Psychiatry
Evidence-Based Medicine
PGY-3
Introduction to Outpatient Psychiatry
Reproductive Psychiatry
Child Psychiatry
PGY-4
Transition to Career
Other Diagnosis-Based Topics
PGY-1
Affective Disorders
Schizophrenia
PGY-2
Personality Disorders
ADHD
Anxiety Disorders
PGY-3
Personality Disorders
ADHD
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