Cornerstones of Resident Education (CoRE) is an innovative curriculum designed for PGY-1, PGY-2 and PGY-3 residents. The leaders of this group consist of GME Directors who are passionate about their area of expertise.
CoRE PGY-1
Residents as Learners (Foundational):
The CoRE PGY-1 series is a twice-monthly didactic session designed to expose residents to foundational content in the areas of patient safety and quality, research, wellness, and professional development. Using a variety of teaching modalities including lecture, small group discussion and simulation, residents from all specialties will obtain applicable knowledge and skills that support their development as physicians.
Sessions are facilitated by GME administrative directors, in conjunction with program faculty or other subject matter experts. For AY 2021-22, CoRE PGY-1 sessions will occur on the first and third Thursdays of each month from 4:30 – 6:30 pm. Dinner is provided.
CoRE PGY-2
Residents as Teachers:
CoRE PGY-2 Curriculum is designed to take residents to the ‘next level’ in their residency journey. While PGY-1 focuses on foundational material, PGY-2 emphasizes their growth into teachers. Residents will be engaged through multiple simulation activities that involve both giving and receiving feedback and more involved patient care situations involving safety. Furthermore, education on how to be leaders in their QI/Research journey will also be included such as Slicer Dicer training in EPIC.
CoRE PGY-3, PGY-4, PGY-5 and Fellows
Residents as Leaders:
The CoRE Senior series is designed to assist residents and fellows in transitioning to leaders based upon their individual interests. Leadership development series are available by topic and optional to complete. Educational tracks are set up in the areas of research, wellness, safety/quality, community engagement and simulation education. Residents and fellows in the upper levels of training may apply to participate in one or more tracks according to their interests. Approval by the program director is required for any resident to participate. The time commitment and project completion vary depending on the track.