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PGY Level-Specific
PGY-1
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PGY-1
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Hours:
Weekdays: 0600 - 1700
Sunday: 0600 - 1700
Job description:
- Gather numbers and overnight events on assigned patients
- Daily patient exam
- Round on patient
- Place orders
- Call consultants
- Write patient notes
- Update discharge summaries
- Present a case daily at morning report
- SIM cases every Friday morning after morning report in the PICU
“Typical” Day:
0600: I-PASS sign out (can arrive early to start to gather numbers if needed)
0630-0735: Finish pre-rounding including seeing patients (gen peds exams can be delayed if patients are sleeping)
0745-0900: Morning report case presentation
0915: Huddle with nurses
0920-1200ish: Rounds with Peds Heme-Onc first, then General Peds
After Rounds: Place orders, call consultants, discharges
Remainder of Day: ED consults, admissions, discharges, lecture by attending or senior resident, procedures if available, work on D/C summaries if time
1630: Prepare for sign out and finalize I-PASS
1700: I-PASS sign out
Weekends:
0600: Arrive and I-PASS sign out; pre-rounding
0800: Rounds begin
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Usually attendings (heme/onc or gen peds) will bring breakfast
After Rounds: Place orders, call consultants, write notes, discharges
Remainder of Day: Finish notes, ED consults, admissions, discharges, monitor patients, discharge summaries, update I-PASS, etc.
1700: I-PASS sign out (except for Saturday 24 hour shifts)
Words of Wisdom:
- Stay organized! Use whatever method works best for you (many people use rounding sheets)
- Start notes prior to rounding! You can do this either in a Word document and print it to have on rounds OR you can start a daily note (copy forward or start new if new patient) but always be sure if you do this to change the topic of the note to “in progress” and delete your signatures.
- Be sure to get sign out from the off going intern and give sign out to the oncoming intern at the beginning and end of the month!
- Be nice to nurses and get to know them
Welcome to Malcolm Grow Medical Center Pediatrics at JBA! When you rotate here you will take care of newborns, 18 year olds and everything in between. As a resident you will be expected to see patients every 20 mins and learn how to be an efficient general pediatrician. As a MSIII you will work with the doctor of the day to see bread and butter pediatrics and hone your history, physical exam and presentation skills. Expect to have a great time and learn how an Air Force Gen Peds clinic runs. If you have any questions, email Dr. Perri Hopkins at perri.c.hopkins.mil@mail.mil. Look forward to working with you all!