Rising Fourth Year Chiefs
In the fourth year, residents are designated co-chiefs to develop leadership, and to support growth and innovations within the program.
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Kathryn Hawrot, MD
Wellness and Recruitment Chief
| Chief Roles: - Co-lead the Med Peds Wellness Committee
- Organize Med Peds wellness events including regular Happy Hours, holiday celebrations, annual Med Peds retreat, switch dinners, and park days
- Serve as a Peer Support Network representative as a resource for residents who have experienced adverse clinical events
- Coordinate recruitment plans/structure
- Act as the primary contact for applicants to field questions about the interview process and our program
- Recruit an amazing new class for our program by prioritizing diversity and finding applicants who have a passion for serving our patient population
- In addition to her role, support the Advocacy/JEDAI Chief
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Ian Lawrence, MD Medical Educator and POCUS Chief
| Chief Roles: - Integrate “Residents as Teachers” training and evaluation into our Academic Half Day assignments
- Co-lead the Spring Med-Peds Scholarship Symposium
- Coordinate the monthly Med-Peds Noon Conference
- Provide Med-Peds residents with the knowledge and skills necessary to interpret, perform, and integrate point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) into their clinical practice to better care for patients
- Review Canvas modules created for MP interns as a part of the new MP POCUS curriculum.
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Gus Ruchman, MD
Clinic & QI and Wellness Chief
| Chief Roles: - Participate in the QI workshop with PGY3's
- Work with Clinic Director for Clinic QI projects
- Assist Clinic Director to:
- Develop Clinic Newsletter
- Update Triage Manual
- Yearly clinic focus: 2024-2025 Improve patient continuity
- Help organize and lead intern clinic orientation and activities
- Co-lead the Med Peds Wellness Committee
- Organize Med Peds wellness events including regular Happy Hours, holiday celebrations, annual Med Peds retreat, switch dinners, and park days
- Serve as a Peer Support Network representative as a resource for residents who have experienced adverse clinical events
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Jonathan Taylor-Fishwick, MD Advocacy/JEDAI and Recruitment Chief
| Chief Roles - Work with community navigators to make sure residents are aware of community engagement activities
- Lead JEDAI meetings
- Coordinate recruitment plans/structure
- Act as the primary contact for applicants to field questions about the interview process and our program
- Recruit an amazing new class for our program by prioritizing diversity and finding applicants who have a passion for serving our patient population
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