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Resident Information
CONTACT INFORMATION
Contact John Godwin, MD, one week prior to the start of the rotation.
John Godwin, MD
Carol Jo Vecchie Women and Children's Center, 2W106Faculty:
John Godwin, MD
Krishna Rao, MD
Edward Braud, MD
Leonard Giannone, MD
Karen Hoelzer, MD
Victor Lanzotti, MD
Charles Wabner, MDEDUCATIONAL PURPOSE
Residents will develop their competency in evaluating and managing hematology/ oncology patients with the supervision of an attending physician in both inpatient and outpatient venues.
TEACHING METHODS
Division Conferences:Didactic Conferences
Journal Clubs
Hem/Path ConferencesMultidisciplinary Conferences:
SJH Tumor Board 11:30 AM Every other Tuesday; St. John’s Hospital
Lung Tumor Board 12 PM, Mondays, MMC D228
Breast Center Tumor Board, 12 PM, Wednesdays, Bayliss BuildingRounds:
Daily with attending—average three hours daily
Clinics:
Heme/Onc: Four half-days weekly with attending.
Resident Continuity Clinic as assigned.
Multimodality clinic with surgery ½ day per week.
Breast Center: ½ day per week.
MIX OF DISEASES, PATIENT CHARACTERISTCS and TYPES OF CLINICAL ENCOUNTERSBreast Cancer Lymphomas
Colon Cancer Head/Neck Cancer
Bladder Cancer Tumors of Unknown Primary
Lung Cancer Myleoproliferative Disorders
Prostate Cancer Von Willebrands/Thrombocytopenia
Myleodysplasias Clotting/bleeding Disorders
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CML) AnemiaPROCEDURES
Procedures Performed:
Bone Marrow Biopsy Lumbar Puncture
Bone Marrow Aspiration Thoracentesis
Peripheral Smear Paracentesis
Histology ReviewSERVICES
Inpatient/outpatient
ConsultsREADING LIST
Harvard Review
Textbook of Hematology, Williams
Journal of Clinical Oncology
Blood
British Journal of Hematology
Cancer
Cancer, DeVitaPATHOLOGIC MATERIAL
Reviewed on a case by case basis with attending physician and pathologist where appropriate to patient care.
METHOD OF EVALUATION
Resident evaluation by standard performance evaluation form, direct observation, and written examination. Resident feedback by written evaluation and face-to-face meeting. Program and faculty evaluation by standard performance evaluation form.
LEVEL OF SUPERVISION BY FACULTY
Residents with little experience in the skills needed will observe and practice physical exam skills under direct supervision of attending physicians, while those with more experience will work with patients in concert with attending physicians.
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