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Presentation tips for coordinators

Residency Program Insider, September 9, 2016

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For residency coordinators, giving a presentation can be a valuable opportunity to share information with colleagues, as well as demonstrate professional development. When deciding on a topic to present, GME consultant Ruth Nawotniak, MS, C-TAGME, says coordinators should consider their audience. When giving a national presentation, coordinators should address broader topics to attract more interest. These topics may cover things like resident recruitment or clinical competency committee management. On the other hand, a grand rounds presentation should cover a narrower topic, such as sharing program interview data or Match data.

Also, coordinators should stick to their strengths when choosing a presentation topic, Nawotniak says. “For a coordinator who wants to present, I think the most important thing to remember is you are presenting something you know. Be confident in knowing your topic. You wouldn’t be presenting it if you didn’t know it.”

Source: Residency Program Alert
 

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