He also has primary responsibility for providing frequent and timely feedback, including mid-clerkship feedback, and for evaluating the student at the conclusion of the rotation. The neurology chief resident will primarily interact with the students assigned to the adult and child neurology services at Strong Memorial Hospital. The neurology chief resident will also organize and conduct teaching conferences for the neurology clerks once or twice weekly. The neurology resident will have direct responsibility for supervising and teaching the student. The neurology resident will also be responsible for providing frequent and timely feedback, including mid-clerkship feedback, and will independently evaluate the student at the end of the rotation.
Progress notes are to be written daily on all inpatients that are followed by the student.
Bibliography Adams R, Victor M and Ropper A, Principles of Neurology. There is one neurology inpatient service and two consultation services, a Stroke Consultation Service and a General Neurology Consultation Service. Each consultation service consists of a neurology Attending, a neurology PGY-3 and a medical student. Medical students will be assigned to the inpatient service for two weeks and to one of the consultation services for the other two weeks. Students will participate in the various teaching conferences of the Department of Neurology at Strong Memorial Hospital, including daily work rounds with the residents, and thrice weekly attending rounds.