Impact of leave on promotion and training requirements Sample Clauses

Impact of leave on promotion and training requirements. Most American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) boards limit the amount of leave that may be taken in a given academic year. In addition, each program provides information on the amount of leave that may be taken. If the amount of leave taken by the trainee exceeds these limits, the trainee will be required to complete additional training time in excess of that limit to satisfy both the training requirements of the program and the corresponding specialty board. The amount of leave taken may also affect the timing of when the trainee is promoted to the next level of training (PGY and contract dates often need adjustment). Sample Contract I acknowledge I have received and read this policy. Xxxxx Xxxx Xxx Resident/Fellow (e-signed 3/25/2020) UCF/HCA Healthcare GME Leave and Injury Policy Version 2.3 December 2017 Amended Dec. 2019 Date: March 30, 2020 UCF/HCA Healthcare GME Policy regarding Trainee Performance, Renewal, Promotion, and Discipline (IV.C) Purpose/Intent: The ACGME requires that sponsoring institutions have policies addressing resident and fellow (trainee) performance, promotion/advancement, and conditions of reappointment, including non-renewal and dismissal (IV.C) Policy Summary: This policy details conditions for performance, renewal and promotion, methods of handling concerns about performance, and formal actions including a remediation/performance plan, suspension, non-renewal, and termination. A separate policy addresses the grievance process and appeals. Each residency program has a Clinical Competency Committee involved with assessing progress and advising the program director on performance, advancement, and formal actions. Procedures: See each section for details.
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