1) There are 2 hospitals. Froedtert, which is the main hospital at the medical campus, and the VA hospital. They are only 10 minutes apart by car.
2) You do all of your rotations at these 2 hospitals. There are no rotations "in another town". You can do an away rotation for 1 month if you want.
3) The call schedule is similar to other programs in that it gets less as you become more senior. For a PGY-2, you will probably have about 10 weekend calls (Friday night through Monday morning) and 5-6 weekday call blocks (covering Monday-Thursday nights from 5 PM-8AM) for the year. I think the seniors here last year only had 2-3 weekends and 2-3 weekday calls for the year.
4) Schedules are variable depending on the rotation and number of patients. The busiest inpatient rotations will be from about 7AM to 5-6PM. Most rotations are generally 7-8AM to 4-5PM. Most rotations are 2 months in length.
5) Teaching is variable. The inpatient rotations are fairly busy and most teaching is done during rounds as the attendings usually have clinics they need to get to after rounds. They have just started a weekly case conference for the inpatient residents. Didactics are much improved this year. They are on Wednesdays. There is an EMG lecture from 1-2PM and then a topic is covered from 2-4PM. They will cover SCI, TBI, musculoskeletal, etc. in blocks.
There is an anatomy course in the fall (Aug-Dec) which is phenomenal. Dr. Wertch teaches this course and it contains very good practical knowledge and clinical tips.
6) I'm not sure on the IP/OP ratio as it changes yearly. It seems to be about 12 months of inpatient, 2 months of consults, 2 months at Children's hospital (which doesn't count as IP), and then the remaining is outpatient, including rotations in EMG, MS, spasticity, amputee.
Let me know if you have any other questions.