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Academic Schedule
Grand Rounds - 1st, 3rd & 5th Tuesday mornings at 7:15AM. Typical grand rounds consist of two residents giving presentations with graded responsibilities weighted toward the lower level residents.

FA Conferences - 2nd & 4th Tuesday morning at 7:15AM

Academic Fridays – Every Friday afternoon is dedicated to academics with mandatory attendance by all residents except for the on-call team. Typically, there are three lectures given by attending physicians. We have initiated weekly required reading schedules with a quiz every Friday. Each resident is asked to provide two questions from the readings for the quiz. After taking the quiz the residents go over the questions in a very low stress no  attending environment. The scores are known only by the chief resident who keeps score amongst resident teams for our academic competition. The winners last year rec’d $400 toward books or other resources and the other teams rec’d lesser amounts so that there were no losersJ

Pediatric Journal Club – Every Wednesday morning at 7:30AM – Mandatory for the second year on rotation. Open to all residents.

Journal Club – Once a month residents and attending come together for a fun night of dining and education. Typically three articles are presented by residents for a discussion in a low pressure setting.

Page last updated: 07/19/07
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