Curriculum
Social Pediatrics Rounds & Tuesday Curriculum
This core conference and curriculum is held weekly, providing social pediatrics residents advocacy training based on monthly themes such as:
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Housing Insecurity
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Special Populations
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Child Welfare
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Education
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Health Literacy
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Mental Health
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Global Health
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Community Advocacy
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Linguistic & Cultural Competency
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Health Policy
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Complementary & Alternative Medicine
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Legislative Advocacy & Community Collaboration
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Juvenile Justice
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Research Design
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Child & Family in Crisis
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Components of Tuesday afternoon curriculum also include home visits, a biopsychosocial case conference, housing and family court visits, community outreach, research presentations, journal club, policy rounds and board review. Residents also participate in several advocacy/lobby days in Albany and Washington DC.
There are also weekly Thursday Continuity Clinic conferences at CHCC as well as bi-monthly Social Work Rounds and EBM rounds.
School Health Program
Social Pediatric residents also participate in a continuity clinic at a Montefiore Medical Center School-Based Health Center, one of the largest school-based health systems in the country.
Other Clinical Experiences
Social Pediatric residents do clinical activities with the Bronx Health Collective’s Health Project, a Montefiore program that utilizes mobile medical vans to provide health care to children and families in various shelters in New York city.
Behavioral Health Focus
Residents work closely with a clinical child psychologist who co-precepts in clinic twice a week. There are also monthly didactic sessions with a bio-psychosocial focus. The clinical training site for the Social Pediatrics program, CHCC, has a comprehensive behavioral health team composed of social workers, clinical psychologists and a child psychiatrist.