Please click on any topic in the list on the left-hand side of the screen. Each topic opens up to subtopics that will be of interest to you. If you have questions that are not addressed on our website, please contact Medical Affairs or your Chair/Chief, Program Director or Administrative Officer.
New Professional Staff (Physicians, Dentists, Midwives)Orientation Breakfast
Medical Affairs in association with the Medical Advisory Committee (MAC) and the Professional Staff Organization (PSO) host an orientation breakfast four times a year. These sessions have the support of the Medical Advisory Committee and as such, it is strongly recommended that you attend.
Click here to register for the next Professional Staff Orientation Breakfast
To review the Office of Faculty Recruitment and Retention website click here
To review the Faculty Orientation Handbook click here
To review the process on setting up a OHIP billing number click here
Professional Development for New Professional Staff (PS) - An Education Series
The series is mandatory for all new Professional Staff entering from Residency/Clinical Fellowships and for Professional Staff new to the Ontario healthcare system. For experienced Professional Staff transferring from another Ontario hospital, participation is voluntary and you may select the sessions you wish to attend. The series will consist of two-hour breakfast meetings held on the third Friday of each month from 7:30 -9:30 a.m. throughout the academic year.
Click here to view session topics, dates and locations. To register, please contact Medical Affairs at ext. 75115.
Resident & Clinical Fellow Orientation
ORIENTATION DAY
Orientation is scheduled for June 30, 2010 at University Hospital, 3rd floor, in Auditorium A beginning at 8:00 a.m. Attendance is mandatory. If you are unable to attend, please contact your Program Director and Medical Affairs at 519-685-8500 ext. 75113.
To view the Orientation Day agenda, please click here.
ORIENTATION DAY SOCIAL - TJ BAXTER'S TAP & GRILL
All new residents and clinical fellows are invited to attend the orientation social at TJ Baxter's Tap & Grill. This is a great opportunity for you to meet other individuals within and outside of your program. Drinks and appetizers will be served so come hungry and ready to have a fun night! For further information, please click here.
REQUIREMENTS TO COMPLETE PRIOR TO YOUR START DATE Please review the Requirements to Start document for a complete listing of requirements that must be complete prior to your hospital start date.Additional information on hospital requirements are noted below.
1. Online Training Modules:
To complete the online training modules as noted on the
Instruction Sheet for Online Training Modules, please click here.
2. Session Registration: To register for one of the following sessions, please click here.
1. Cerner (Electronic Patient Record
and Message Centre)
2. N95 Fit-testing You will be required to participate in the N95 Fit Testing. The following drop-in sessions have been scheduled (no appointment necessary). Please also take a moment to view the N95 Factsheet for further information.
June 29, 2010
Time: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Location: South Street Hospital, Education Building, room 35
June 30, 2010
Time: 1:00 pm – 6:00 pm
Location: University Hospital, 3rd floor, Patio 3
3. Advanced Cardiac Life Support
4. Bus Tour
3. Health Review:
All new residents and clinical fellows must book an appointment with Occupational Health prior to July 1st. To register for a health review appointment, please click here.
Health Reference Documentation: Common health review questions Tuberculosis pamphlet
Tuberculosis positive questionnaire
4. Documentation for Pay and Benefits - Only for Residents funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health This is required for Canadian Medical Residents and International Medical Graduates who are funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health. This is not a requirement if you are funded directly by your sponsoring government. Check with your Program Director if you are unsure of your funding source.
Pay and Benefits Documentation:
1. Payroll letter Please read the Payroll letter which provides important information on what you need to do for payroll documentation
2010/2011 SCHULICH RESIDENT / FELLOW HANDBOOK
The Schulich Resident/Fellow Handbook has been created to assist you in accessing and learning about hospital and university systems and policies. The information contained in this handbook was gathered from a variety of existing publications. It is intended as a guide, not as an official document. You should verify policies with the appropriate authorities prior to taking any action.
To view the Schulich Resident / Fellow Handbook, please click here
