look into Indiana university TY at Methodist hospital. We have six months of elective month (the most you could have). Do only one months of inpatient medicine ward and one month of ICU, one month of clinic and one month of ER, and then two months of medicine related rotations (such as hospitalist consult where you have weekends off and take only two calls a months, extra ER months, Cardiology, etc), therefore total of six months of fundamental months. Call system is little different here, take call most of the year except in clinic and ER. However call is spread out, when you are in medicine ward/ICU you are q5-6. Then rest of the months when you are in elective/fundamental months you take about 2 calls a month. So you end up taking somewhere in the mid 20's calls for the whole year.
Also in elective you are allowed to do up to three months of whatever specialty you are going into (I am doing three months of ophthalmology electives). For ophthalmology applicants there are so awesome electives (microvascular surgery course, orbital dissection courses, rotated through a county resident eye clinic). All health and dental insurance paid for you and your family. Cost of living in indianapolis is cheap.
