PGY-5 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES  Access and critically evaluate current medical information and scientific evidence relevant to patients with medical illness.

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PGY-5 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES  Access and critically evaluate current medical information and scientific evidence relevant to patients with medical illness in both in-patient and outpatient settings  Understand and utilize the multidisciplinary resources necessary to care optimally for patients with complex medical illnesses  Expand leadership skills and teaching skills serving as a team leader on multi-disciplinary house services  Communicate effectively with consultants

PGY-5 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES  Provide appropriate evaluations, reports, and recommendations serving as a consultant on both general medicine and subspecialty services  Recognize professional responsibility to always place patient's needs first  Critically evaluate patient care provided in efforts to identify opportunities for improvement  Broaden knowledge base in critical care and sub- specialty areas of medicine

PGY-5 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES  Able to guide and teach PGY2-4 level residents.  Able to take semi-independent decisions, yet not- perform unsupervised care.  Initiate and complete a research project  Make at least one presentation in a national/international meeting