Resident Handbook - UC Davis Health System

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Immediate feedback (Formative Evaluation) to the student from the supervising resident orattending is always encouraged as part of the learning process.In addition, the evaluation form provided by the medical school will guide the official feedbackprocess (Summative Evaluation). Dr. Namihas will be responsible for completing MFHCevaluationSUPERVISION OF MEDICAL STUDENTSStudent supervision is defined in Mercy Medical Center Administrative Policy VIII.D.0:Patient care provided by medical students, and FNP/PA students shall be under the supervisionof clinical teaching faculty. Such care shall be in accordance with the provisions of the MercyRedding Family Practice Residency Program approved by and in conformity with theAccreditation Council of Graduate Medical Education.All students writing in the medical records will indicate their student status (e.g. “MS IV, PA-S,FNP-S”). Student notes do not suffice for adequate clinical documentation. Student notes must bereviewed, corrected and countersigned by the attending or resident physician providing supervision.The only documentation by medical students that may be used by the teaching physician istheir documentation of the review of systems (ROS) and past family social history (PFSH).The teaching physician may NOT refer to a medical student’s documentation of physicianexam findings or medical decision-making in his/her personal note. The teaching physicianmust verify and re-document the history of present illness (HPI) as well as perform and redocumentthe physical exam and medical decision-making activities of the visit service. Thisrule also applies to the documentation by other kinds of students, e.g., physician assistants andnurse practitioners. The attending or senior resident physician must countersign all orders writtenby medical students before being accepted by the nursing staff. Students may not perform anyexaminations, diagnostic tests, procedures (including surgical assisting), or therapy on any patientswithout the approval of the attending physician. A qualified resident or attending physician mustdirectly supervise all procedures.Students participating in clerkships with the Mercy Redding Family Practice Residency Programshall be currently enrolled in a school approved by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education,the American Osteopathic Association, or the Commission on Accreditation of Allied HealthEducation Programs. Medical Students enrolled in schools other than U.C. Davis shall providecertification of malpractice and liability coverage from their sponsoring institution prior toclerkship participation, as well as written approval from the Medical School Dean’s Office. TheSchool must provide any evaluation requirements.Student rotations sponsored by the Residency Program will be coordinated and managed by the office of the Directorof the Family Practice Residency. All involved attending physicians and nursing units will be notified of studentsand their dates of rotation at Mercy Medical Center Redding prior to their arrival.Page 144 of 153C:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.doc
MEDICAL STUDENTS APPLYING TO RESIDENCY–CRITERIAThe following information is provided to medical students applying to our residency programand includes criteria for interviewing. (Changes may be made for the upcoming interviewseason.)Thank you for your interest in the Mercy Redding Family Practice Residency Program.Detailed information on our program can be found athttp://fpnetwork.ucdavis.edu/redding/intro.htmWe are a member of the University of California, Davis Network of Affiliated Family PracticeResidency Programs. The primary objective of the Family Practice Residency Network is toprovide a rich graduate experience in family medicine which implements the principles of theAmerican Academy of Family Physicians, the Accreditation Council on Graduate MedicalEducation, and the American Board of Family Practice.It is our goal to train high-quality family physicians to meet the health care needs ofCalifornia, to practice with medically underserved populations, and to be leaders in ourmedical communities. The UCD Family Practice Residency Network includes sevenseparate programs: Mercy Medical Center, Merced; Doctors Medical Center, Modesto;Mercy Medical Center, Redding; University of California, Davis Medical Center, Sacramento;San Joaquin General Hospital, Stockton; and David Grant USAF Medical Center, TravisAFB. Our affiliated program at Travis Air Force Base does not participate in the NRMP.)Intern Positions:In order to ensure the best interview date, please submit all application materials no laterthan December 1, 2011. After this date, applications will be individually reviewed forconsideration. The application process for the UCD Network is centralized at theSacramento Network Office. You need to submit an ERAS application to each program youare interested in. We only accept applications through ERAS. Applications and interviewsfor all Network programs are coordinated through the Network Recruitment Coordinator. Allapplications are screened based on merit. Network programs will only accept applicationsreceived through ERAS - the Electronic Residency Application Service. No other applicationwill be accepted for intern positions. For more information on obtaining an application,please contact your Dean's office. International medical students should contact theECFMG.International Medical Graduates:The following items are needed by all International Medical Graduateapplicants:1. A current (within one year) Post Graduate Training Authorization Letter from the MedicalBoard of California2. A current ECFMG certificate.Page 145 of 153C:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.doc
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