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Residency Program Insider, March 20, 2015
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Essential Tools and Forms for Residency Training Programs offers residency and fellowship coordinators time-saving forms and spreadsheets to complete their GME tasks. All forms have been reviewed by expert Paige Rinehart, BS, C-TAGME, CPS, saving coordinators the hassle of creating them from scratch. Best of all, each form is downloadable and customizable, letting coordinators tailor the material to their specific program’s needs.
This book will help coordinators:
- Master the new documentation components of the Next Accreditation System (NAS), including annual program evaluations and clinical competency committee evaluations
- Create a yearly master calendar to ensure you don’t miss important deadlines
- Prepare a budget spreadsheet to ensure your program gets the resources it needs
- Compare your forms to those used by coordinators in other programs of different specialties and size
For more information or to order your copy, click here.
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