Residency Policies & Procedures

I.     Mission and Goals of the Psychiatry Residency Training Program

II.    Essential Requirements of Psychiatry Residency

III.   Residency Training Committees

Admissions Committee

Curriculum Review Committee

Resident Education Steering Committee (RESC)

Site Coordination Committee

IV.    Selection and Admissions Procedures

Overview

Admission Procedures for the Spokane Advanced Clinician Track

Evaluation of Credentials and Performance of Applicants to the Three Year Program

Recruitment of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Residents

Resident Admissions Policy - Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Community Psychiatry

V.     Clinical Rotations

Attending/Resident General Policies

Coverage During Absences (Vacation, Sick Leave, etc.)

Discharge Summaries

Elective Rotations: Limitations

Goals and Objectives for Addictions Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Adult Outpatient Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objective for Chief Resident Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Continuity Clinic Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Elective Private Practice of Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Emergency Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Forensic Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Geriatric Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Inpatient Psychiatry Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Neuroradiology Rotation

Goals and Objectives for Primary Care Consultation Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Research Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Student Mental Health Rotations

Goals and Objectives for Teaching Rotations

Goals and Objectives for the VA Urgent Care Psychiatry Rotation

Educational Goals by Year (PGY-1, PGY-2, PGY-3, and PGY-4)

Guidelines Following Patient Suicide

"Off Ward" Supervision

Policy Concerning Admission Physicals

Role Description of Consultation-Liaison Attending and Resident

Role Description of Inpatient Attending and Resident

Supervision Policy

VI.    Competency and Performance Evaluations; Performance Disagreements

General

Annual Evaluation for Advancement

Criteria for Advancement

Criteria for Graduation

Evaluation of Didactic Instruction

Evaluation of Resident Performance on Clinical Rotations

Faculty Advisor Program

Probation Policy

Resident Log

VII.   Resident Rights, Patient Rights

VIII.  Conflict Resolution

IX.    T-Group

X.     General Program Policies

Call Duty Policies: Hours of Duty Statement

Credit for PGY-1 Rotations Previously Completed/The Individually Designed Program

Educational Leave

Harborview Medical Center ER Policy and Long-Term Care Clinic

Leave of Absence and Part-Time Status

Medical License

Professional and Educational Time Commitments: Moonlighting

Resident Reporting of Critical Incidents

Resident Vacation Policy

Supervision: Personal Psychotherapy

Transfer to Child Psychiatry

XI.    Infection Control Procedures

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