The following is a breakdown of the different components used to calculate your final course grade for the Emergency Medicine fourth year clinical rotation:
- Faculty Evaluations:45%
- End of Rotation Exam: 25%
- Professionalism: 20%
- Rotation Card: 10%
Faculty Evaluations:
You will be evaluated for each shift you work by the attending that you worked one-on-one with. Faculty will evaluate you based on the following:
- Patient Care
- Medical Knowledge
- Practice Based Learning and Improvement
- Interpersonal and Communication Skills
- Professionalism
- Systems-Based Practice
End of Rotation Exam:
This is an exam that was created with questions from the CORD test question bank from SAEM (Society for Academic Emergency Medicine)
Professionalism:
You will be graded on the following:
- Resident and student lecture attendance
- Being on time for shifts
- Demonstrates work ethic during rotation
- Interaction with office staff, nurses, residents and attendings
- Completion of computer code cases
- Turning in all required documents in a timely manner
Rotation Card:
This is a pocket-sized card that will be carried with you throughout your rotation. It has procedures as well as discussion objectives that you will need to have an attending or resident sign off on
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