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Sarah JohnstonParticipantGood Morning,
We have our students apply through VSLO. A week before their rotation I send out a schedule to them and place them where they get to experience a new ortho specialty each week for the 4 weeks. So, week one would be on spine, week 2 would be on hand, week 3 would be trauma, and week 4 joint recon. I do this for each student that way everyone gets a chance to see their skills and get to know them.
We have an evaluation sheet that we use (attached). They give it to the attending at the end of each week, and they turn them into me that way when interview season comes around, they can all remember who the students were. The residents also host an exit interview with the students so they can have their input about them as well.
They also do a presentation at the end of their rotation on a topic of their choice.
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Sarah JohnstonParticipantThank you Cindy! Do you know if the DIO is required to be paid?
Sarah JohnstonParticipantThats perfect!
Thank you for sharing!
Sarah JohnstonParticipantThank you!!
Sarah JohnstonParticipantThank you guys! I could not remember what we did last year!
Honor, I print out their number and put it in the header of a word document and then that is their scratch paper as well so they all have their numbers the whole time so if they ever need it again during testing I dont have to go and give it to them.
March 19, 2024 at 11:18 am in reply to: Where did your ranked, but un-matched match this year? #5411
Sarah JohnstonParticipantWe noticed the same thing with our program. We had a good handful not match and then some did FM, IM, and Gen Surg
Sarah JohnstonParticipantYes, Christine! Thank you so much!
Sarah JohnstonParticipantWe finally got it figured out!
Thank you!!
Sarah JohnstonParticipantI have tried that as well.
Sarah JohnstonParticipantI would love a copy too!
Sarah JohnstonParticipantThanks! We were cited for not having 20 months of away rotations so we fixed that for this upcoming year. We just weren’t sure if there was a deadline to submit this for approval or not.
Sarah JohnstonParticipantThank you so much, Rebecca!
Sarah JohnstonParticipantThank you so much! This is the exact example he was looking for!
September 7, 2022 at 11:44 am in reply to: How does your program obtain the required (23) weeks of children’s orthopaedics #3887
Sarah JohnstonParticipantWe do 4 month rotations in their 3rd year and 2 month rotations in their 4th and 5th year. So they end up with 32 weeks.
Sarah JohnstonParticipantGood Afternoon,
Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital has decided to do both virtual and in-person interviews.
Sarah Marino
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