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1.1 Resident Selection: Eligibility

1.3 Medical License: Requirements, Timeline, etc.

3.4 Resident Counseling Programs: EAP

4.1 Family Medical Leave: FMLAs

5.1 Faculty Appointments for Residents: Limitations

6.5 Malpractice Premiums for Fellows Acting as Faculty: Read with 5.1

7.1 Visiting Residents: If you want one!

7.2 Clinical Observers and Shadowing: For those who can’t do 7.1

12.1 Academic Actions: Performance/other problems

13.4 File Retention: How long/what to keep

13.5 Access to Resident Files: What can they see?

14.2 Approving New Programs and Positions: Will tell you what to submit for approval

14.9 Unaccredited Fellowships: How to request approval

14.7 Vendor Guidelines

15.1 IMG Eligibility and Exams

OPIOID TRAINING“OH—PEE—OYD”

OYD!Beginning 2016, all licensed physicians must complete mandatory Opioid Training (online module) in order to renew license, or become licensed.• Complete before 1/31/2016 for all renewals that year• Will clarify on date requirement for new licensees• Currently, only approved training in Utah is through UMA• About 3 hours of training—about $30• Working on finding other options; will keep advised• Will remind again

IMGEligibility

• ECFMG Certification• PGY1-- passed USMLE Step 1, Step 2CK, Step 2CK• PGY2 -- passed above exams plus Step 3• PGY2 -- if no prior US training, not eligible for license;

program must apply for exemption• Must obtain J1 Clinical visa• J1 Clinical visa -- no faculty appointments, no

moonlighting, no billing• See Policy GME 15.1

Flu Campaign◦ Documentation

Step 3◦ Progress is good

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