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ADMITTING RESIDENT GOALS AND OBJECTIVESEducational Goals and Objectives: This rotation is intended to 1) Allow residents to gain experience in managing hospitalized patients independently.2) Learn the skill to prioritize the tasks; time management and systems based practice. The month is split between one PGY-2 resident and one PGY-3 resident. Residents on Admitting Resident Rotation typically work 15 days out of the month with maximum of three consecutive days in a row. The work shift is 8am to 8pm. Morning report attendance and participation is mandatory but didactic attendance is not required during the rotation. Residents are still required to attend their respective continuity clinic responsibilities during their admitting resident month rotation. During their respective clinic day the other resident will carry out the duties of the Admitting Resident.
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