PRESBYTERIAN URGENT CARE - ROTATION INFORMATION
Year: PGY3
Rotation contact information:
Important notes about this rotation: ON WEDNESDAY AM'S OF THIS ROTATION, YOU ARE SCHEDULED AT NORTH VALLEY TO WORK WITH THE FOCUS CLINIC. THIS IS A REQUIRED PART OF THIS ROTATION. PLEASE CONTACT CHARITY BISHOP AND SHERRY WEITZEN IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND FOCUS, AS WELL AS DOLORES, AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Any day that is not scheduled when you receive your final schedule from Presbyterian will be considered an Admin Time: Clinic/Scholarly/QI Projects
There is one person who does the scheduling for all of the Presbyterian Urgent Cares. She does her best to send the schedules in a timely fashion, but has to fit our residents in to shifts that exist. She is often not able to create your schedules until about 1-2 weeks prior to start.
Location: Varies
Pre-requisites:
Description of rotation:
Urgent care at Presbyterian is a unique opportunity to experience another system and get exposure to more musculoskeletal concerns, procedures, laceration repair, and other things we don't often get to see in clinic or in our inpatient services. Dr. Phelps is an invested and amazing teacher.
Process and contact for sick days:
Please contact Dr. Phelps and, as always Dolores.
Schedule:
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
Urgent Care Shift |
Urgent Care Shift |
Focus Clinic NV AM Resident Seminar PM |
AM/PM Continuity Clinic |
AM/PM Continuity Clinic |
Patient Logs:
Important: We created a logbook in new innovations for peds urgent care visits- what we need you to do is enter the date you saw pts <18 and the number of them you saw that day
go to logger->logbooks->"add new entry" for Pres urgent care pediatric visits. Please do this, we need to capture those visits.
Misc tips:
Food: most locations don't have food available, bring food and also a water bottle that you can refill
EMR: We understand that you won't have EPIC access, we found that it just took too long to sign up and get trained up, so the supervising physicians will help you with notes. This doesn't mean though that they think you are a med student or anything! They just don't want you to have to spend a huge amount of time learning an EMR that may not be useful for you.
Parking: there are no locations that require a parking pass, just don't park in patient parking
Badge: please do wear the badge you get
Atrisco (ATR)
3901 Atrisco NW
Mon-Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 4pm
Phone: 462-7512 Fax: 462-7555
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Northside (NS)
5901 Harper NE
Mon-Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 4pm
Phone: 823-8223 Fax:823-8243
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High Resort (HIR)
4100 High Resort
Mon-Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 4pm
Phone: 462-8809 Fax: 462-8498
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Las Estancia
3630 Las Estancias Dr. SW
Mon-Fri 9am – 8pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 5pm
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Belen (BEL)
609 S Christopher Rd
Mon-Fri 8am – 7pm
Sat/Sun Closed
Phone: 864-5448 Fax: 864-5450
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Description:
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-Presbyterian Hospital Required Training - You do not need to repeat this step if you did this for Adolescent Medicine.
- Urine Drug Screening - Dolores Garcia will have screening paperwork for you to take the Testing Facility (see below)
8900 San Mateo NE
Albuquerque, NM 87113-2459
Hours of Operation: 7am-6pm Mon-Fri
Phone: 505-449-3246
- Compliance Clinical Required Rotation Forms and Training Modules - You can review them on the links below
Rotation Goals:
- To become more comfortable with the management of mild to moderate injury and illness
- Gain familiarity with services offered in an urgent care to help understand what can be handled outside of emergency rooms and what equipment is needed
- Gain more exposure to an outside medical system (Presbyterian)
Rotation Objectives
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Competencies |
Cares for a patient with joint pain
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PC1
MK-2
SBP-1
SBP-4
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Perform the appropriate workup and management for common acute urgent care illnesses and injuries |
PC1
MK2
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Appropriately triage patients who have illness or injuries beyond what can be safely handled in an urgent care and assist as appropriate in their transport to a higher level of care |
PC1
MK2
SBP4
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Able to perform basic suturing for skin lacerations
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PC1
PC5
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Able to perform basic incision and drainage techniques
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PC1
PC5
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Generates concise and accurate documentation that fulfills both clinical and billing needs |
C3
C4
PROF 2
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Contributes to a well-functioning working relationship with staff (respectful, delegates appropriately to support staff, taps into team intelligence, etc)
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C3
PROF 2
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Demonstrates professional behavior (showing up on time with a professional appearance, etc) |
PROF 2 |
Takes personal ownership and responsibility for patients, including decision making and overseeing transitions of care
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PROF 1
PROF 2
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Additional Resources
A highly recommended book (purchase gives you electronic access as well). Recommended for anyone who will be seeing walk-ins in their future: "Minor Emergencies"
Curious about what the most common presenting complaints, diagnoses and types of prescriptions written are at an urgent care? This presentation has interesting graphs. It's a bit old but still likely representative. http://www.jucm.com/pdf/JUCM_Urgent_Care_Chart_Research.pdf
Presbyterian Urgent Care Information
Atrisco (ATR)
3901 Atrisco NW
Mon-Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 4pm
Phone: 462-7512 Fax: 462-7555
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Northside (NS)
5901 Harper NE
Mon-Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 4pm
Phone: 823-8223 Fax:823-8243
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High Resort (HIR)
4100 High Resort
Mon-Fri 7am – 6pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 4pm
Phone: 462-8809 Fax: 462-8498
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Las Estancia
3630 Las Estancias Dr. SW
Mon-Fri 9am – 8pm
Sat/Sun 7am – 5pm
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Belen (BEL)
609 S Christopher Rd
Mon-Fri 8am – 7pm
Sat/Sun Closed
Phone: 864-5448 Fax: 864-5450
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