University of Illinois at Chicago. Med-Peds Residency Program

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1 University of Illinois at Chicago Med-Peds Residency Program

2 UIC Med-Peds Click to add Core title Faculty Rachel Caskey, MD, MPP Program Director Leslie Jabine, MD Director, Primary Care Group for Adults and Children Saul J. Weiner, MD Senior Associate Dean for Medical Education Amanda Osta, MD Program Director of Pediatrics Michelle Barnes, MD Associate Program Director of Pediatrics

3 UIC Click Med-Peds to add Faculty title Sara Smith, MD Med-Peds Hospitalist Benjamin VanVoorhees, MD Division Head, General Pediatrics Amy Huang, MD Med-Peds Primary Care

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5 Rotation Sites University of Illinois Hospital (UIH) A 500-bed tertiary care hospital -General Pediatric -Subspecialty inpatient units -General Internal Medicine -Intensive Care units - Emergency Department

6 Rotation Sites Children s Hospital University of Illinois - Inpatient Floor 24 beds - PICU / Step-down 22 beds - Newborn nursery - NICU 50 beds

7 Rotation Sites Jesse Brown VA Hospital

8 Outpatient Care Center Opened in 1999 Connected to hospital All ambulatory specialties in one building

9 Internal Medicine UIH and Jesse Brown VA VA is shared with Northwestern Fully computerized systems at both UIH and JBVA WiFi broadly available General Wards and Subspecialties Wards Heme/Onc, GI, Liver, Sickle Cell, Cardiology At least 30% of internal medicine training is ambulatory Additional Required Rotations: Geriatrics, ER, Ambulatory, MICU, CCU

10 Medicine Subspecialty Rotations Cardiology Endocrinology Gastroenterology Geriatrics Hematology and Oncology Hepatology Allergy / Immunology Infectious Diseases Nephrology Rheumatology Pulmonary / Critical Care / Sleep Medicine Sports Medicine General Internal Medicine

11 Didactic Schedule on Internal Medicine Morning Report (8 9 AM) Noon Conference (12 1 PM) Board Review Multi-disciplinary Conference M&M Journal Club (monthly) Visual Skills Quizzes Grand Rounds (weekly) Conference time is protected

12 Pediatrics University of Illinois Children s Hospital General Pediatrics Ward service Subspecialty Ward service PICU + Stepdown Newborn Nursery NICU & Intermediate Care Nursery Peds ER At least 50% of pediatric training is ambulatory

13 Rotations in Pediatrics Intern Rotations: General / Subspecialty Wards Newborn Nursery PICU Stepdown Newborn nursery / intermediate care nursery ER Ambulatory Development Electives Senior Rotations: PICU General / Subspecialty Wards NICU ER Ambulatory Adolescent Electives At least 4 supervisory months

14 Peds Subspecialty Rotations Heme / Oncology Nephrology Cardiology Endocrinology Allergy / Immunology Gastroenterology Infectious Disease Adolescent Medicine Genetics Behavior & Development

15 Peds Subspecialty Rotations Additional Selectives: Radiology Ophthalmology Dermatology Anesthesiology Child Psychiatry Combined electives with Rush & Cook County Child protective services Various subspecialties

16 Didactic Schedule for Pediatrics Morning Conference (8 9 AM) Evidenced based medicine (journal club) Case Presentations Noon Conference (12-1 PM) Board Review Specialty Review Grand Rounds (weekly) Combined Conferences with Rush, Cook County Behavior/Development, Allergy-Immunology

17 UIC Med-Peds 16 residents (4 per year) Block schedule: 13 4-week blocks per year Switch Q3-4-3 months 1-year internship Combined Med-Peds electives available Transitional clinics Adult survivors of childhood cancer clinic Adolescent obesity

18 Primary Care for Adults & Children Comprehensive Med-Peds clinic Nurses, MAs, and staff Staffed by Med-Peds trained faculty Diverse urban patient population Care in maintaining a 50/50 mix of adults and children

19 Primary Care for Adults & Children PGY-1 & PGY-2 One half-day clinic per week Clinic is cancelled when post-call, during ICU months PGY-3 & PGY-4 Two half-day clinics per week Second clinic is cancelled during certain inpatient months

20 Med-Peds Conference Bi-weekly conference exclusively for Med-Peds residents, faculty, and students Clinical topics relevant to Med-Peds training Resident-run education Career development workshops every September Job / fellowship planning Guest speakers from various job and sub-specialty venues A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

21 Unique Features of UIC A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

22 Unique Features of UIC School of Pharmacy & School of Nursing Inter-professional teams Integration of PharmDs into clinical services State of the art simulation center Standardized patient encounters Procedural training A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

23 Quality Improvement Curriculum Professional duty of physicians to provide high quality of care ACGME Core Competencies Practice-Based Learning and Improvement Systems Based Practice Recertification requirement Pay for Performance A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

24 Resident Quality Improvement Curriculum Longitudinal QI curriculum Participation in QI projects Clinical processes of care Residency work-life balance Presentation at Grand Rounds A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

25 Educating our Educators A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

26 Department of Medical Education (DME) Part of the College of Medicine at UIC since 1959 Oldest continuously operating DME of its kind in the world Nationally and internationally recognized for pioneering work Multiple education programs Teaching curriculum for residents (required) Masters of Health Professions Education (MHPE) PhD in Medical Education Fellowship in Medical Education Medical Humanities Numerous seminars and coursework: bioethics, health systems research World Health Organization designated as a collaborating center for education for health professionals all over the world A World-Class Education, A World-Class City

27 Patient Population Diverse urban population Medically under-served Payer Mix Medicaid: 75% Managed Care: 20% Other: 5%

28 Duty Hour Changes Resident run committees for each rotation A shift system tailored to individual clinical arenas Priority is to ensure education for residents on off-hours

29 Benefits and Facilities Tuition waiver for any classes or degrees Free AAP membership, subscription to Pediatrics in Review and PREP Curriculum $600 annual book money Medical Bookstore Student Benefits: Sports and Fitness Center Discounted movie tickets Transportation passes, tax deductible In-campus transportation

30 Masters in Public Health Residents have the opportunity to pursue a Master of Public Health degree during residency UIC - Tuition waived - Degree can be completed in 3 years - Classes offered online and at night - Four divisions: Community Health Sciences Health Policy and Administration Environmental and Occupational Health Epidemiology and Biostatistics

31 Global Health Department of Pediatrics: 2 residents annually given a $5000 stipend for a 1-month international elective Department of Medicine: Tropical Medicine Rotation in the Dominican Republic at The Dr. Salvador B. Gautier Hospital annually Expose trainees to the practice of tropical medicine in a developing country

32 Life Beyond Residency

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37 Welcome to the University of Illinois at Chicago