GME Fellow-NA and NST

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Any (United States of America)

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A Brief Overview
This profile is to be used for trainees in programs provide clinical training for foreign national physicians in advanced subspecialty programs for which there is no ACGME accreditation or American Board of Medical Specialties member board certification. PA Licensure Requirement of Medical Physician and Surgeon (MD), Osteopathic Physician and Surgery (OS) or Institutional License (LT)

This role is overseen by the Graduate Medical Education Department. The core focus of fellowship is the continued supervision of junior residents & medical students as well as advancement of knowledge and development of patient management, teaching and management skills.

Fellowship training is advanced graduate medical education beyond a core residency program for physicians who desire to enter more specialized practice. Fellowship-trained physicians serve the public by providing subspecialty care, which may also include core medical care, acting as a community resource for expertise in their field, creating and integrating new knowledge into practice, and educating future generations of physicians.

Fellows who have completed residency are able to practice autonomously in their core specialty. The prior medical experience and expertise of fellows distinguish them from physicians entering residency. The fellow's care of patients within the subspecialty is undertaken with appropriate faculty supervision and conditional independence allowing fellows to attain the knowledge, skills, attitudes, judgment, and empathy required for autonomous specialized practice. Faculty members serve as role models of excellence, compassion, cultural sensitivity, professionalism, and scholarship. The fellow develops deep medical knowledge, patient care skills, and expertise applicable to their focused area of practice.
Fellowship is an intensive program of subspecialty clinical and didactic education that focuses on the multidisciplinary care of patients. Fellowship training occurs in variety of clinical learning environments committed to graduate medical education and the well-being of patients, residents, fellows, faculty members, students, rand all members of the health care team and while strengthening the foundation for practice-based and lifelong learning.

In addition to clinical education, many fellowship programs advance fellows' skills as physician-scientists. While the ability to create new knowledge within medicine is not exclusive to fellowship-educated physicians, the fellowship experience expands a physician's abilities to pursue hypothesis-driven scientific inquiry that results in contributions to the medical literature and patient care. Beyond the clinical subspecialty expertise achieved, fellows develop mentored relationships built on an infrastructure that promotes collaborative research.

What you will do

• Provide comprehensive specialized patient-centered preventive, acute, and chronic care for the growing and developing child from birth through the transition to adult care.
• Perform the initial assessment of the patient and actively participate in all aspects of patient care, including history and physical, diagnostic and therapeutic planning, procedures, writing orders, interactions with patients, patients' families and interprofessional teams, and maintaining medical records.
• Use a broad-based knowledge, strong critical thinking skills, and the flexibility to practice in a wide variety of settings and circumstance, to manage patient care and recognize the need to refer as appropriate.
• Provide consultation to others, formulate questions for consulting subspecialists, and co-manage children with chronic or complex physical and mental health problems.
• Responsible for guiding lower-level fellows, residents and medical students on their team.
• Serve as an advocate for children through promotion of health and health equity in ways that build public trust in the profession and in evidencing exhibit cultural humility and empathy in interactions with others.

Education Qualifications

• Doctorate Medical (MD) or Osteopathic (DO) Required

Licenses and Certifications

• Medical License - Pennsylvania State Licensing Board - upon hire - Required or
• Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon - Pennsylvania State Licensing Board - upon hire - Required or
• Institutional License (LT) - Pennsylvania State Licensing Board - upon hire - Required

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SALARY RANGE:

$20,800.00 - $1,010,400.00 Annually

Salary ranges are shown for full-time jobs. If you're working part-time, your pay will be adjusted accordingly.

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