Teaching, Education & Leadership

12:00 -1:00

Lunch

MH-1400

1:00-1:15

Welcome & Session Overview

Sandrijn van Schaik, MD, PhD
Professor of Clinical Pediatrics and Fellowship Director, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine

1:15– 2:00

Plenary Session: Well Being

Meg McNamara, MD
Clinical Professor, Pediatrics

This session will provide an overview of the statistics and national trends in physician well-being that prompted new ACGME program requirements, cite evidence based approaches to increase resilience, and present the findings and recommendations of the UCSF Department of Pediatrics Task Force on Resident and Fellow Wellness.

2:00 – 2:15 WORKSHOPS BEGIN AFTER 15 min COFFEE BREAK

2:15 – 4:00

MH1400

YEAR 1 FELLOWS: Clinical Teaching 2.0: Teaching Challenges in the Clinical Setting

In this workshop, we will address some of the common challenges to effective clinical teaching that fellows may face. We'll describe a teaching model called the One Minute Preceptor, and discuss how the principles of this model can be modified to teach effectively in different scenarios. The session will be interactive, practical and case-based, with time to work in smaller groups to share ideas and strategies. You'll leave with handouts describing some effective teaching strategies, and receive a compilation of the ideas generated during the workshop.

Darren Fiore, MD
Fellowship Director, Pediatric Hospital Medicine

2:15 – 4:00

MH1401

YEAR 2 FELLOWS: Art of Feedback

Feedback is a fundamental tool of effective teaching and is a skill that, though easily learned, takes a lifetime to master. We will review the literature and introduce participants to a guide to giving effective feedback. Participants will practice these new skills in the workshop, specifically focusing on challenging cases of their own.

Sandrijn van Schaik, MD, PhD
Professor of Clinical Pediatrics and Fellowship Director, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine​

Meg McNamara, MD
Clinical Professor, Pediatrics

Brian Gin, MD, PhD
Assistant Clinical Professor, Pediatric Hospitalist

2:15 – 4:00

MH1402

YEAR 3 FELLOWS: Autonomy & Supervision

In this interactive workshop senior fellows explore the balance between autonomy and supervision and how this impacts learning as well as patient safety. They will identify strategies to provide the best balance between supervision and autonomy for trainees of different levels that match their own comfort and experience level as they progress from fellow to attending.

Nicole Cresalia, MD
Assistant Clinical Professor, Pediatric Cardiology

Mindy Ju, MD
Assistant Clinical Professor, Pediatrics

SAVE THE DATES

February 8, 2019

Fellows’ College Research Session

March 22, 2019

Fellows’ College Quality Improvement & Patient Safety Session

May 17, 2019

Pediatrics Research Day