Program Administrator - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
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Jump to navigationJump to searchThe Program Administrator - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is involved in many things, see #Related Articles. The role is currently held by:
Additional Info
| Program Administrator | |
| Section | Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation |
| Specialty/Subspecialty program: | Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Specialty Education Program |
The Program Administrator - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation is one of our team of Program Administrators; see that page for more general info about all of them.
Responsibilities
- Academic Half Day - Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
- Yearly rotation schedule
- Period rotation schedules - for off-service Residents, rotating medical students, home service residents rotating through Amputee, Pain, EMG, Pediatric Rehabilitation, NMSK and MSK. And those rotating through Adult Allergy regardless of which clinic.
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* The "Adult Allergy" part of that should probably live in Program Administrator - Allergy and Clinical Immunology instead |
- Assign rotating core clerkship med students to clinics on Tuesdays and Fridays - this is based on physician availability for PM&R
- Plan and run Spring and Fall OSCEs - assist Program Director in collecting exam questions and stations - PM&R only
- CaRMS Match
- Proctor end-of-rotation exams for home program residents - PM&R only
- Merge Resident Call Schedule with Facility Call Schedule and distribute - PM&R only
- Schedule Academic Half Day presenters - PM&R only
- Take minutes at Residency Program Committee (RPC) and Residency Competency Committee meetings (RCC)
- Schedule MSK Core Clerkship Students - PM&R only
- Assist with MSK teaching sessions for Med Students - PM&R only
- Track Resident vacation and illness
- Cover for Geriatric program when their PA is away
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Is that by nature the PA-PM&R's job or just something the current position holder does? |
- Track spending of REF Account for Adult Allergy and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation programs
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* The "Adult Allergy" part of that should probably live in Program Administrator - Allergy and Clinical Immunology instead |
- Resident Travel - pre-approval and expenses (Resident Travel Guidelines, How to process Resident Travel Applications)
