Regional Medical Center (The MED) Burn Surgery Rotation PGY-2 · By the end of the Dermatology...

Regional Medical Center (The MED) Burn Surgery Rotation PGY-2 By the end of the Burn Surgery Rotation at the MED, the PGY-2 residents are expected to expand and cultivate knowledge and skills developed during previous training and to achieve the following goals and objectives based on the six general competencies. Competency Required Skill(s) Teaching

Method(s) Formative Evaluation Method(s)

Frequency of Evaluation

Patient Care SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Diagnose, evaluate and treat patients with common conditions that require burn surgery including, but not limited to:

• Non-operative initial management • Operative wound treatment • Reconstruction surgery

Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences

Direct Observation Case Logs Written Evaluation

Daily End of Rotation

Medical Knowledge

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Utilize the techniques of local anesthesia and carry out emergency management of burn and trauma patients.




Demonstrate knowledge of the parameters, which define major, moderate and minor burns.




Demonstrate an understanding of principles pertinent to burn rehabilitation and reconstruction including aesthetic units of the face, tissue expansion and hand splinting.




Demonstrate an understanding of the pathophysiologic changes unique to chemical burns.

Clinical teaching & experience Lectures,



Conferences Clinical

teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Practice Based Learning and Improvement

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Analyze practice experience using a systematic methodology




Analyze plastic surgery literature for relevant information that pertains to their patient’s health problems




Demonstrate improvement in clinical management




Develop a plan for lifelong learning Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Interpersonal and Communication Skills

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Carefully listen to patients to assess the patient’s health problems including verbal and non-verbal communications




Present a case to attending physician, fellows, residents, and other health care professionals

Clinical teaching & experience



Lectures, Conferences

Assist in the education and counseling of patients and families




Work with others as a member of the plastic surgery team




Professionalism SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Maintain professional behavior including respect, compassion, integrity, punctuality, reliability, and honesty with patients and colleagues




Display initiative and leadership qualities Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Acknowledge errors, alert patients and appropriate health care providers about the errors and create a plan to minimize them




Maintain patient confidentiality Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Compassionately respond to issues of culture, age, gender, ethnicity, and disability in patient care





Systems-Based Practice

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Integrate basic knowledge of business aspects of medical practice including coding, billing and insurance




Work with ancillary team members (discharge planners, case managers, and social workers) to provide high quality cost-effective care




Methodist University Hospital Dermatology Rotation PGY-2 By the end of the Dermatology Rotation at Methodist University Hospital, the PGY-2 residents are expected to expand and cultivate knowledge and skills developed during previous training and to achieve the following goals and objectives based on the six general competencies. Competency Required Skill(s) Teaching



Patient Care SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Diagnose, evaluate and treat patients with the following dermatologic problems, including but not limited to: • Simple and complex skin lesions, procedures

for diagnostic steps necessary to secure definitive diagnosis

• Common facial skin disorders • Indications and techniques in Mohs

micrographic surgery


Direct Observation Written Evaluation Case logs


Medical Knowledge

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Demonstrate an understanding of the natural history of benign lesions and the pathophysiology of malignant cutaneous lesions.


Direct Observation Written Evaluation


Demonstrate knowledge of histologic grading and clinical staging systems currently in use for malignant and pre-malignant skin tumors.









Analyze plastic surgery literature for relevant Clinical Direct Observation Daily

information that pertains to their patient’s health problems

teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences

Written Evaluation End of Rotation


















Work with others as a member of the medical team








Display initiative and leadership qualities Clinical teaching &


Daily End of

experience Lectures, Conferences

Rotation





Maintain patient confidentiality Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences








SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Integrate knowledge of business aspects of medical practice including coding, billing and insurance in regards to dermatology




Work with ancillary team members (discharge planners, case managers, and social workers) to provide high quality cost-effective care in regards to dermatology




Plastic Surgery Rotation Regional Medical Center (MED) PGY 2 By the end of the Plastic Surgery rotation at MED, PGY-2 residents are expected to achieve the following objectives based on the six general competencies. The resident should exhibit an increasing level of responsibility and independency as he or she progresses throughout the year. Since competencies learned or mastered in the first year of residency are competencies required for a successful surgeon, the second year resident will demonstrate achieved objectives in year one with expanded knowledge, more efficiency in performance of procedures, and additional knowledge in pathophysiology encompassing more complex disorders. Competency Required Skill(s) Teaching



Patient Care SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Perform CVP, advanced airway management , PA catheter Clinical teaching &




Assist with flexible colonoscopy & esophagoduodenoscopy Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Perform breast biopsy and biopsy in breast cancer Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Perform opening and closing of the abdomen Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Medical Knowledge SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Baseline understanding of ventilator management Clinical teaching &




Understand physiology and pharmacology of shock Clinical teaching & experience Lectures, Conferences



Workup and management of inpatient consults, demonstrating an understanding to recognize and treat


Direct Observation Case Logs


• Acute abdomen • Mesenteric vascular disease • Soft tissue infection • GI or other malignancy

Outpatient evaluation of preop and post op trauma and general surgery patients.


Written Evaluation



Clinical teaching & experience Lectures Conferences

Direct Observation Case logs Written evaluation






Demonstrate improvement in clinical management Clinical teaching & experience Lectures Conferences
















Work with others as a member of the medical team Clinical teaching & experience Lectures Conferences



Professionalism SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Maintain professional behavior including respect, compassion, integrity, punctuality, reliability, and honesty


Direct Observation Case logs


with patients and colleagues Lectures Conferences

Written evaluation

Display initiative and leadership qualities Clinical teaching & experience Lectures Conferences







Maintain patient confidentiality Clinical teaching & experience Lectures Conferences








SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Integrate basic knowledge of business aspects of medical practice including coding, billing and insurance in regard to Orthopedics




Work with ancillary team members (discharge planners, case managers, and social workers) to provide high quality cost-effective care in regard to Orthopedics




Regional Medical Center (The MED) Maxillofacial Surgery Rotation PGY-2 By the end of the Oral Surgery Rotation at the MED, the PGY-2 residents are expected to expand and cultivate knowledge and skills developed during previous training and to achieve the following goals and objectives based on the six general competencies. Competency Required Skill(s) Teaching



Patient Care SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Diagnose, evaluate and treat patients with the following conditions that require oral surgery, including but not limited to: • Benign and malignant tumors of the mandible • Treatment of maxillary and mandibular trauma • Management and treatment of dental disease

requiring extractions • Understanding and treatment options using

dental implant techniques


Direct Observation Written Evaluation Case Logs


Medical Knowledge

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Demonstrate and understand the natural history of benign lesions and pathophysiology of malignant lesions of the mandible.




Demonstrate and understand the indications of specific diagnostic studies including conventional radiographs, panorex films and CT scan imaging




Recognize the indications for the operative treatment of facial fractures




Demonstrate knowledge of the advantages and disadvantages of various techniques for treatment

Clinical teaching &


Daily End of

of facial fractures including non-operative treatment, closed reduction mandibulomaxillary fixation, open reduction, with and without fixation, wire fixation, compressive and non-compressive fixation, intraoral splints, external fixation and bone grafting.

experience Lectures Conferences

Case Logs Rotation

Demonstrate an understanding of the specific indications for bone grafting and dental implant therapy.





















































SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Integrate basic knowledge of business aspects of Clinical Direct Observation Daily

medical practice including coding, billing and insurance in regards to Oral Surgery

teaching & experience Lectures Conferences

Written Evaluation Case Logs

End of Rotation

Work with ancillary team members (discharge planners, case managers, and social workers) to provide high quality cost-effective care in regards to Oral Surgery




Regional Medical Center (The MED)/Methodist University Hospital Oculoplastic Rotation PGY-2 By the end of the Oculoplastic Rotation at the MED/Methodist University Hospital, the PGY2 plastic surgery residents are expected to expand and cultivate knowledge and skills developed during previous training and to achieve the following goals and objectives based on the six general competencies. Competency Required Skill(s) Teaching Method(s) Formative

Evaluation Method(s)


Patient Care SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Diagnose, evaluate and assist in treatment of patients with the following conditions that require oculoplastic surgery, including but not limited to: • Eyelid ptosis • Reconstruction of eyelids after trauma or

cancer • Traumatic eyelid injuries • Management of lacrimal and canalicular

problems • Canthal reconstruction • Ectropion and entropion Blepharoplasty and brow elevation




Under guidance and supervision of faculty, observe and assist with the following oculoplastic surgery procedures including but not limited to: • Repair of traumatic eyelid injuries • Ectropion repair • Eyelid and canthal reconstruction • Repair of eyelid ptosis • Upper and lower eyelid blepharoplasty and

brow elevation




Medical Knowledge

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Understand eyelid anatomy. Clinical teaching &




Case Logs

Demonstrate and understand the natural history and pathophysiology of eyelid ptosis.




Demonstrate knowledge and evaluation of cosmetic eyelid patient and appropriate procedures to address both upper and lower eyelid aesthetic surgery.




Understanding of the multiple etiologies and treatment options to address ectropion.



















Clinical teaching & experience Lectures

Direct Observation Written


Conferences Evaluation Case Logs









Work with others as a member of the plastic surgery team























SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Integrate basic knowledge of business aspects of medical practice including coding, billing and insurance




Work with ancillary team members (discharge planners, case managers, and social workers) to provide high quality cost-effective care




Regional Medical Center (The MED) Orthopedics Rotation PGY-2 By the end of the Orthopedics Rotation at The MED, the PGY-2 residents are expected to expand and cultivate knowledge and skills developed during previous training and to achieve the following goals and objectives based on the six general competencies. Competency Required Skill(s) Teaching



Patient Care SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Diagnose, evaluate and treat patients with common conditions that require orthopedic surgery including, but not limited to: • Fractures of the upper and lower extremities • Fractures of the hand and wrist • Upper extremity infections • Non-operative management of fractures,

including casting techniques • Management of soft-tissue, tendon and

ligament injuries of the joints of the upper and lower extremities

• Evaluation and treatment of benign and malignant bone lesions of the upper and lower extremities




Medical Knowledge

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Demonstrate an understanding of the grading systems related to upper and lower extremity fractures.




Demonstrate knowledge of the methods for diagnosis and treatment of both operative and non-operative upper and lower extremity fractures.




Develop a detailed knowledge of the anatomy of the muscles, tendons and ligaments of the hand

Clinical teaching &


Daily End of

and upper extremity of the vascular tree and measured nerves of the upper extremity including relationships to the surrounding structures of the upper extremity including the cutaneous cover.


Written evaluation Rotation

Demonstrate knowledge of clinical techniques for a physical examination of the hand.




Demonstrate knowledge of the nerve compression and entrapment syndromes of the upper extremity and understand their basic principles and treatment.























Clinical teaching &


Daily End of


Written evaluation Rotation
























Clinical teaching & experience Lectures



Conferences Systems-Based Practice

SPECIALTY SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES Integrate basic knowledge of business aspects of medical practice including coding, billing and insurance in regard to Orthopedics




Work with ancillary team members (discharge planners, case managers, and social workers) to provide high quality cost-effective care in regard to Orthopedics




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