Annual Residency Meeting (7/1/2015)


- Welcome comments

- Resident syllabus and manual available on New Innovations and Web site for review prior to signing document of acknowledgement of review to the syllabus and manual.

- Review of general requirements.
Overview of parts of the Manual

- Break down of timing of rotations and testing, costs & paid for activities and educational material

PGY1 - 3 radiology rotations (guidance for these months will be given)

PGY2 - 1st full year of radiology residency. Weekend daytime coverage will begin after 3 months. “Baby call” will begin in the Spring and will consist of 1 night a week of 5-9 pm stat coverage with DIA attendings. This will be very important for preparing for night shift beginning in the PGY3 year.

PGY3 - Night shift begins. Cover Holidays - Independence Day, Labor Day, and Memorial Day. Physics test in the fall. Pediatric Rotation at Children’s Mercy. May attend AIRP.

PGY4 - Written Boards. May attend AIRP. Poster due. Pediatric Rotation at Children’s Mercy.

PGY5 - Oral Boards. May attend AIRP. Pediatric Rotation at Children’s Mercy.

Cost breakdown:

KC Peds rotation (2-3 months): ~ 3-4k in housing
AIRP: Course cost is $1,700 ($1,500 reimbursed by GME office); housing is 3-4k.
Boards (3 separate board exams) - plus additional cost of travel and hotel for the test weekend
License - hospital pays

Stipend:
Conference stipend by GME office ($1,500) - used for AIRP
OFF - stipend money available

Paid for activities/material:
DIA pays for residents night shift.
DIA pay for residents to cover imaging centers when needed.
OSUMC pays for physics lecturers yearly
OSUMC pays for pagers and coats
OFF - pays for 1 book per year per resident
DIA pays for Statdx/Rad Primer (~ 8K)
J. Fullingim pays for QGenda (2k yearly) , E-anatomy (1k yearly) and majority of the Media series (10K) now available
Plans to provide money for AIRP housing - individual rads from DIA to voluntarily contribute money toward housing for AIRP for each resident.
Yearly Christmas gift ($500) from DIA to each resident


- Reminders

  • AIRP (only 1-2 residents can attend at a time). Need to decide when to attend way in advance.
  • “Half day” clarification
  • Professional day clarification
  • Conference time clarification
  • Vacation clarification (No vacation last week of June and 1st week of July except PGY5’s).
  • 1 week of vacation (4 days) to be taken either at Christmas or New Years week - per OSUMC GME office
  • Changes - Upcoming Chief Resident changes - shifting to PGY5 year due to increased responsiblity of the PGY4’s for written board prep, Peds rotation and AIRP rotation.
  • IR overnight assistance by residents.
  • Duty hour logs - places to rotate - OSUMC, DIA, KC Peds

- Educational updates

Rotation - float titles changes to ensure resident meeting rotational requirement. See breakdown.
Additional rotations in town: Cardinal Health for Nuc Med and Cardiac (working on this)

Education program updates - refer to website

Grand Rounds time changes and Physics (to be determined)
Interactive Didactic schedule. Links to media series lecture.
Conferences - GI, Tumor board
Lectures - Resident, Attendings, visiting lectures
Journal Club - monthly
Book Club - attending expectation will be more case based presentation rather than hashing through chapters read
Rad Primer - Routinely assigned tests that will track performance
DIA TFS - new requirements for weekly avg. case submissions.
Medical school lectures.

New updates/requirement for resident year and rotations. Will be outlined on website.

Developing further rotating student and off service resident rotational educational and testing material.

AGCME -
Logs (yearly uploads to ACGME site) : procedures, studies (CPT requirements), nuc therapies.
Evaluations (360 evaluations)
Scholarly activity
Portfolio