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| Accurately observe a patient, including obtaining a complete history and performing a thorough physical examination | |
| Assimilate information from medical records, both written and electronic | |
| Visualize images from all media (paper, film, slides, video, etc.) | |
| Visualize surgical fields accurately, including using loupes, microscopes, video monitors and flouroscopy |
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| Communicate effectively, efficiently, and with sensitivity with patients, their families, as well as with all members of the healthcare team using spoken, written, and non-verbal means | ||
| Perform documentation tasks, including written, typed and dictated H&P's, consults, progress notes, operative notes, and discharge summaries in a timely fashion | ||
| Perform follow-up on patient care issues, such as laboratory results and patient phone calls in a timely, consistent, and reliable fashion | ||
| Present well organized case presentations orally both in person and on the phone | ||
| Interpret radiologic and other graphic images and digital or analog representations of physiologic phenomenon (such as EKGs) |
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| Perform maneuvers necessary for thorough physical examination | ||
| Administer injections and obtain blood samples | ||
| Perform tasks reasonably required to provide general and emergency medical care such as airway management, placement of intravenous catheters, cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and suturing of wounds | ||
| Perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation | ||
| Move throughout the hospital and clinics to address routine and emergent patient care needs | ||
| Provide services in remote locations assigned | ||
| Maintain the strength, stamina, focus, and bimanual dexterity to perform surgical operations - including those that exceed six hours duration | ||
| Wear protective equipment mandated by regulation or hospital policy | ||
| Must be able to immerse hands in water and scrub for surgical preparation |
| INTELLECTUAL-CONCEPTUAL, INTEGRATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ABILITIES: |
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| Measure, calculate, reason, analyze, and synthesize |
| Comprehend three dimensional relationships and understand spatial relationships of structure |
| Manage multiple patient care duties at the same time |
| Make judgments and decisions regarding complicated, undifferentiated disease presentations in a timely fashion in emergency, ambulatory, and hospital settings |
| Demonstrate organizational skills required to care for 10 or more outpatient cases per half day |
| Demonstrate organizational skills required to evaluate and care for at least 3 ED patients per hour |
| Organize and communicate appropriate sign out |
| Design, perform, and present annual research projects |
| Access limits of knowledge and determine areas of need for further inquiry and/or study |
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| Demonstrate emotional health required for full utilization of their intellectual abilities, the exercise of good judgment, the prompt completion of all responsibilities attendant to the diagnosis and care of patients and the development of mature, sensitive, and effective relationships with patients and co-workers | ||
| Tolerate physically taxing work loads and function effectively under emotional and psychologic stress | ||
| Adapt to changing environments, display flexibility and function effectively in the face of uncertainties, inherent in the clinical problems of patients | ||
| Teach peers and subordinates | ||
| Complete all required documentation including medical records, enter statistics and patient logs, and duty hours for bookkeeping | ||
| Function as a member and, when appropriate, as a leader of the health care team | ||
| Demonstrate effective time management skills | ||
| Demonstrate professional work habits including arrival at assignments on time, properly attired, and remain at the assigned location for the assigned period |
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| Make rounds and provide patient care in the hospital or outpatient settings for up to 24 consecutive hours, plus additional 4 hours for continuity of care, if necessary |
| Take in-hospital call which requires inpatient work stretches of up to 24 hours, plus additional 4 hours for continuity of care, if necessary |
| Participate in and satisfactorily complete all assigned rotations in the curriculum |
| Get from home to hospital within 30 minutes when taking at-home call |
| Tolerate increased heat and humidity for up to 12 hours/day in operating room |
| Wear appropriate eye protection as required |
| Wear surgical masks as required |
| Wear gloves, gowns, boots as required |
| Lead group education sessions |