Matt McEvoy, MD
Assistant Professor and
Director of Medical Student Education
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Dear 3rd-year Medical Students, Welcome to the Department of Anesthesia and Perioperative Medicine! We are excited that you will be rotating with us for the next 3-4 weeks. During that time you will be exposed to a wide range of patients in the operating room and perioperative arena. Our goals are for you to experience and participate in excellent clinical care of patients, hands-on skills training and didactics, medical simulation, and classroom didactics. We will make this the best learning opportunity that we can, but we need and expect you to be eager and involved in order for you to get the most education and experience out of the next few weeks.
The requirements of the selective involve: 1. Active involvement with the patients in your assigned location each day. This will normally involve:
a. Arriving to your assigned location at 6:00 AM in order to meet the resident with whom you will be working that day, unless you are told to arrive earlier. You should participate in OR setup in order to prepare for patient care.
b. Getting the next day’s assignment (schedule is posted in 5th floor anesthesia office by 3:00 PM daily) in the afternoon and contacting the resident with whom you will be working to discuss arrival time, patient care issues/concerns, etc. You should go by Holding and look at their charts or go and see any inpatients in their room. Case planning sheets are provided in this packet.
2. Attendance of Tuesday morning lectures (6:30 AM) and Wednesday (CA-1) afternoon lecture (4 or 5:00 PM) is required. Please log in here for lecture schedules with your NetID.
a. You are expected to read the weekly assigned chapters in Clinical Anesthesiology (by Morgan and Mikhail) for the CA-1 lecture each week. (Click Here)
3. Reading the articles listed in the online syllabus (Click Here) using them and the questions as discussion topics with the residents, CRNAs, and attendings with whom you will work.
4. One Saturday 10-hour shift (7 AM – 5 PM). No overnight call is required. Only one student per Saturday shift.
5. Two case planning pages must be filled out legibly and thoroughly and turned in to Dr. McEvoy by the end of the rotation. (You should do at least one each day, and you should get in the habit of thinking in that format for every patient.) We are excited about you being with our department for next few weeks. Please give feedback, either positive or negative, to Dr. Matt McEvoy or Dr. Michelle Rovner, or Residency Coordinator Suzanne Long. We believe that this is a strong rotation, but with your input we can constantly improve it for you and future students. Matthew McEvoy, MD
Assistant Professor
Send an email Michelle Rovner, MD
Assistant Professor
Send an email Suzanne Long
Residency Coordinator
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