Semi-Annual Retreats
Retreats consist of training level specific topics and team-building activities for the residents. Sample schedules are:
PGY1-FALL
1:00: LIFE AS AN INTERN
1:30: GRIT/RESILIENCY
2:00: INTRODUCTION TO NORTH GEORGIA CULTURE
3:00: INTRODUCTION TO CORE COMPETENCIES AND MILESTONES- ALL COMPETENCIES
3:30: DEBRIEFING/ HANDLING EMOTIONALLY CHARGED SITUATIONS
4:30: TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITY
PGY2-FALL
1:00: ITS APPLICATION TIME AGAIN- JOB OR FELLOWSHIP
2:00: DEBRIEF FEEDBACK- “I AM A SENIOR RESIDENT NOW”
2:30: QI PROJECT REVIEW
3:00: STRATEGIES FOR INTERVIEWS
3:45: WRITING A CV
4:00: PROGRAM PLANNING
4:30: TEAM BUILDING
PGY3- FALL
1:00: CONTRACT OVERVIEW
2:00: CV REVIEW
2:30: GRADUATION CHECKLIST REVIEW
3:00: FINANCIAL PLANNING
4:00: PROGRAM REVIEW
4:30: PRACTICE BASED LEARNING AND IMPROVEMENT REVIEW
5:00: TEAM BUILDING
PGY1-SPRING
1:00: TRANSITION TO SENIOR RESIDENCY
2:00: THINGS I HAVE LEARNED AS AN INTERN
2:30: THINGS I HAVE LEARNED ABOUT BEING A GOOD SENIOR RESIDENT
3:00: TEAM DYNAMIC OVERVIEW
3:45: GIVING EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK
4:30: TEAM BUILDING ACTIVITY
PGY2-SPRING
1:00: PERSONALITY ASSESSMENT AND FEEDBACK
2:30: RESILIENCE
3:00: QI PROJECT REVIEW
3:00: PROGRAM PLANNING
3:30: CONTINUITY CLINIC REFLECTIVE WRITING
4:30: TEAM BUILDING
PGY3- BOARD REVIEW
Boot Camp for Interns
Intern boot camp is comprised of a variety of lectures and simulation labs designed to introduce the PGYI to common inpatient medical problems. It serves as a strong foundation of knowledge to set the stage for success in residency. Some of the lectures and simulation labs provided this year can be seen below.
- Admission process
- How to formulate your assessment and plan
- Breaking Bad News/Difficult Conversations
- High-value care
- Supplemental oxygenation and ventilation
- COPD exacerbation
- Antibiotics
- COVID19
- Gastrointestinal bleeding
- ABG 101
- Acute kidney injury and electrolytes
- Hyperkalemia
- The Art of Volume Assessment
- Stroke Care
- Evaluation of Chest pain
- EKG series
- Introduction to radiology
- Encephalopathy
- Pulseless electrical activity
- Ventricular fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia
- Third-degree heart block
We provide an assortment of didactics to augment resident learning. These include academic half day, inpatient morning report, lunch conferences, ambulatory morning and afternoon conference, journal club, board review, simulation labs, and point-of-care ultrasound. We also provide MKSAP and the Yale Ambulatory Curriculum.