Under the oversight of the Residency Program Director, the Residency Program Coordinator is responsible for and oversees all aspects of the Hospital's Residency Program including coordination of applicant screenings and interview season, lectures, clinical workshops, retreats, exams, residency events such as Research Day, Chief Pro Tem, retreats and graduation. Oversees/maintains all aspects of program data requirements across multiple systems including CAS, New Innovations, ACGME requirements, surveys, internal and external reviews, etc.
For all residents, the incumbent schedules and arranges all meetings and logistics relating to program. Assists in coordinating functions of residency program tasks under the direction of the Director, Admin. Ops and works on process improvement initiatives for the program.
Duties & Responsibilities Organizes the Bi-annual Resident Review Meetings Coordinates Core Curriculum lectures and lecturers for Residency Program. Organizes and coordinates significant events such as the Resident Retreat, OB/GYN Intern Orientation, Resident/Fellow Research Paper Day, annual Resident/Fellow graduation, clinical workshops and annual ACLS certification for residents. Oversees, proctors and submits materials for the national Council of Residency Education for Ob/Gyn (CREOG) exam.
Maintains electronic databases for evaluations, grades, and other record-keeping. Designs and maintains the OB/GYN website at Brown and WIH, the Resident Intranet website, and update both residency program and resident data for professional associations/organizations. Coordinates all aspects of the Resident Application Process including screening of applicants in CAS, Interview Process, Resident Applicant Rank Meeting, and NRMP.
Coordinates the 24 hour coverage of residents by hospital and community-based faculty coverage teams. This is an ongoing weekly yearly process, although changes may be required on a daily basis. Preserves and protects employee rights to confidentiality.
Performs other job-related duties as directed by supervisor. Requirements Associate’s degree required, bachelor's degree preferred, with three to five years relevant experience in program or project coordination or an equivalent combination of education and experience. Must be proficient in computer applications for word processing, spreadsheets and database management.
Strong working knowledge of New Innovations software preferred. Previous experience planning for an ACGME site visit preferred. Strong working knowledge with ERAS software system preferred.
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