Download Pediatric Interventional Radiology Fellowship Goals and Objectives

Goals and Competencies of Pediatric Interventional Radiology
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Competencies
1. Compassionate, appropriate, and effective patient care for the
treatment and prevention of disease processes.
2. Applying established and evolving medical knowledge to patient
care.
3. Practice-based learning and improvement that utilizes critical
evaluation of their patient care and modifications to improve care
if necessary.
4. Utilizes effective interpersonal and communication skills when
interacting with health professionals, patients, and families.
5. Promotes professionalism with ethical behavior and sensitivity to
diverse patient population and in professional activities.
6. Understands and utilizes other health care resources as
appropriate in a systems-based practice.
Pediatric IR Fellow
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Develop and perfect technical skills in vascular and nonvascular
interventional radiology procedures.
Develop and advance cognitive knowledge in IR and apply this
knowledge appropriately.
Critically evaluate appropriateness of IR procedures.
Understand/verbalize benefits and risks of IR procedures in
theoretical and encountered clinical situation.
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Correctly interprets diagnostic imaging as it pertains to IR.
Effectively communicates with staff and colleagues, and acts in a
professional and ethical manner.
7. Effectively communicates with patients and their families and is
respectful and compassionate.
8. Participates in QC and QA.
9. Demonstrates responsibility regarding attendance, work
assignments, and dictating procedures in an accurate and timely
manner.
10. Participates in teaching both as an active learner and teacher.
11. Attends conferences as assigned.
Pediatric Radiology Fellow
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Develop understanding of technical skills utilized in vascular and
nonvascular interventional radiology procedures.
Develop basic cognitive knowledge in IR and apply this knowledge
appropriately.
Critically evaluate appropriateness of IR procedures.
Understand/verbalize benefits and risks of IR procedures in
encountered clinical situation.
Correctly interprets diagnostic imaging as it pertains to IR.
Effectively communicates with staff and colleagues, and acts in a
professional and ethical manner.
Effectively communicates with patients and their families and is
respectful and compassionate.
Participates in QC and QA.
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Demonstrates responsibility regarding attendance, work
assignments, and dictating procedures in an accurate and timely
manner.
10. Participates in teaching both as an active learner and teacher.
11. Attends conferences as assigned.