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Duration

The McGill Hospital Medicine Training Program is of a twelve month duration.

Rotations / Learning Sites

The training program will consist of 13 blocks of 4 weeks each, with the allotted vacation time as any PGY-3 year is required to provide. 听The training would take place at St Mary鈥檚 Hospital, the Jewish General Hospital and the MUHC, including Lachine General Hospital site, and possibly some McGill rural sites and is proposed as follows:

鈥�3 blocks ward medicine, including 1 block Short Stay Unit (SSU)
鈥� 1 block CCU
鈥� 1听block ICU听
鈥� 2 blocks elective (outside the core hospital). Can be divided into 4 blocks of 2 weeks each听
鈥� 2 blocks consult service Internal medicine听
鈥� 1 block Scholarly Project听
鈥� 2 blocks shared care experience (Oncology, Neurology, Orthopedics and Pulmonary )
鈥� 1 block selective which can be either Ward medicine, ICU or CCU
鈥� Electives can be chosen from the following areas: cardiology, nephrology, neurology, endocrinology, GI, Oncology, palliative-inpatient care, radiology, ID, chronic care, ER,ICU, 听and rural hospitalization

Fellow Duties and Responsibilities

1) Patient care on whichever service they are scheduled, including admissions, discharges and daily rounds; To be supervised by the attending physician.

2) Whenever possible the R3 will take on the clinical and teaching responsibilities of a 鈥渏unior staff鈥� physician.

3) Attendance at departmental meetings when appropriate.

4)Attendance at Medical Grand Rounds

5) Prepare a talk to be given at Medical Grand Rounds

6) The R3s will be involved in supervising residents and students during the various rotations. Their involvement in direct patient care will vary from one rotation to another and will be commensurate with their level of training and experience.

7) During the last 2 rotations, the Resident will be expected to perform as a co-attending, with the same call (usually from home) and coverage (including weekends and holidays) as their staff, under the supervision of that staff.

Scholarly Activity

Each resident will be required to complete a Scholarly Project (this could be a research project, a literature search and review presentation, a quality assurance review, development of a clinical tool etc.) under the supervision of a mentor. Also McGill Family Medicine has developed a series of webinars to teach research methodology to trainees

Evaluation Process

The site directors will serve as the One45 supervisors for the residents at their site. They will collate feedback from field-notes and rotation evaluations

R3s will be assessed with respect to their achievement of mastery of the core competencies outlined in Appendix I. Daily evaluations (field notes) along with summary assessments will be collated to complete the one45 rotation evaluations. These evaluations will assist the resident and the academic advisor in identifying strengths and areas to focus on throughout the training period