Resident delineation of privileges process

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Our GME office as well as our department tracts our privledging, unfortunately it is more about how many things you have done rather than the actually PGY year. We have chief residents that are still not privledged/certified for basic procedures because they have not handed in their cases for certification and we have some juniors that are very aggressive with recording their procedures and get certified early.
 
Robert Schulze MD FACS
Clin Asst Dean, SUNY Downstate/Kings County Hospital

>>> "Ronald Simon" <Traumamd at nyc.rr.com> 7/1/2009 6:09 PM >>>
Does anyone have a delineation of privileges for surgical residents?
Something that says at what PGY level residents should be able to do routine
procedures and how many they need to do to be certified to perform w/o
supervision. Things like foley, CVP, suture wounds, etc.
Thanks
Ronald Simon,MD
NYU Medical Center/Bellevue

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