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The senior residency coordinator will function as a liaison between residents, fellows, departments ... Tracks, reports and ensures compliance with procedures regarding licensing, moonlighting ...

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... moonlighting and extra shift hours; monitor/track resident attendance at mandatory sessions ... Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS), Education Council for Foreign Medical Graduates ...

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What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in a Moonlighting Residency position, and why are they important?

To excel in a Moonlighting Residency position, residents need a solid clinical foundation, active medical licensure, and completion of core residency milestones. Familiarity with hospital information systems, electronic medical records (EMRs), and sometimes advanced life support certifications (like ACLS) are often required. Superior time management, adaptability, and effective communication skills help moonlighting residents balance additional responsibilities and ensure patient safety. These abilities are crucial for delivering high-quality care while managing the demands of both training and extra clinical work.

What is a moonlighting residency?

A moonlighting residency refers to a situation where a medical resident takes on additional paid work outside of their required residency training duties. This extra work is often in clinical settings, such as hospitals or clinics, and is done outside of regular residency hours. Moonlighting can help residents earn extra income and gain additional clinical experience, but it is typically subject to certain restrictions and must not interfere with their primary training obligations. Residents must also ensure that moonlighting complies with their residency program's policies and accreditation requirements.

What is the difference between Moonlighting Residency vs Moonlighting Fellowship?

AspectMoonlighting ResidencyMoonlighting Fellowship
Required CredentialsMedical degree, residency completion, medical licenseCompleted residency, specialized certification or fellowship training
Work EnvironmentHospitals, clinics, outpatient settingsSpecialized clinics, academic centers, research settings
Employer & Industry UsageHospitals, healthcare institutionsSpecialty clinics, academic institutions
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding side jobs during residencyAdditional specialized training or work after residency

Moonlighting Residency involves working additional shifts outside regular residency hours, often in hospitals or clinics, to gain experience and supplement income. Moonlighting Fellowship refers to work undertaken after completing residency, usually in specialized settings, to further expertise. Both roles require medical credentials but differ in purpose and environment.

What are some common challenges residents face when balancing moonlighting opportunities with their primary residency responsibilities?

Residents who pursue moonlighting often encounter challenges related to time management and fatigue, as balancing additional clinical duties with the rigorous demands of their primary residency can be taxing. It's important to ensure that moonlighting does not interfere with required training hours, educational activities, or violate duty hour restrictions set by accrediting bodies. Communication with program directors and careful scheduling are key to maintaining well-being and meeting all program expectations while benefiting from the professional and financial opportunities moonlighting provides.
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Residency Program Administrator

Residency Program Administrator

CommonSpirit Health

Santa Cruz, CA

Full-time

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Founded in 1941, Dignity Health - Dominican Hospital is a 188-bed, acute care, nonprofit hospital located in Santa Cruz, California. Serving over 80,000 patients annually, the hospital offers a full complement of services including heart care, orthopedics, and a Family Birthing Center. Additionally, Dominican Hospital has been recognized as an LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality High Performer by the Human Rights Campaign Foundation. It is a Joint Commission-certified Primary Stroke Center, and has been awarded the AMA/ASA’s Get the Guidelines - Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement, recognizing the hospital’s commitment to providing the best stroke care.

One Community. One Mission. One California 


As our Residency Program Administrator, you will be a pivotal leader, driving accuracy and compliance for our specialty residency program.
Every day you will manage our GME residency program, creating, monitoring, and disseminating trainee and rotation schedules. You'll ensure budget compliance, verify training goals are met, and monitor all ACGME residency requirements and institutional policies. You'll also manage resident HR profiles through Infor and approve timecards via TEAM systems, all within our dynamic medical education environment.
To be successful in this role, you will combine sharp administrative acumen with unparalleled attention to detail, an analytical mindset, and the clarity to transform complex requirements into actionable operational plans.

  • Administrative: Executes institutional and/or program activities with a high degree of independence (e.g. educational events, training, recruitment, orientation, graduation, site visits, etc). Partners with program directors concerning program management challenges and activities. Identifies and evaluates methods for improvement and makes recommendations to program leadership. Partners with program leadership in development of program-level policies and provides copies of program-specific policies to the GME Office. Educates and manages distribution of institutional and program policies Provides measurable impact on operational effectiveness and attainments of training program objectives. If applicable, oversees the work of support staff. Provides mentorship to other program Administrators. Functions as a liaison between the residents/fellows, program director, faculty, GME office, Institutional Program Manager GME, human resources labor relations, participating sites, and other internal department and outside agencies. Manages tracking data: Rotations Case/Procedure logs Work Hour compliance Conference attendance Evaluations Scholarly Activity QI/Patient Safety projects Licensure Vacation, sick time. Critically evaluates program policies to ensure alignment with institutional and accreditation requirements. Generates faculty and resident list for institutional Clinical Learning Environment Review (CLER) visit. Responds to any additional institutional GME requests.
  • Clinical Experience and Educational Schedules: Creates, monitors and disseminates trainee schedules and manages those rotation schedules throughout the year (entering into residency management system, ensuring budget compliance, verifying required training goals are met, etc.). Monitors completion and compliance of work hour logs. Tracks moonlighting activities of trainees and ensures compliance with moonlighting policies.
  • Credentialing: Provides accurate information about the physicians who trained in the program and is detail oriented in the credentialing process. Drafts the “Verification of Training” forms. Drafts recommendation letters. Knowledgeable on appropriate releases of information and ensures the program is properly protected prior to releasing any information on a past trainee. Ensures appropriate documentation is prepared when a trainee enters an improvement status (ie. probation). Maintains appropriate documentation for board eligibility. Ensures state licensure requirements are met by the program.
  • Evaluation: Proficient with Residency Database Management system. Assists with development of and ensures completion of formative, summative, semi-annual, and final evaluations of the trainees. Ensures completion of assignment feedback and prepares necessary reports / action plans. Attends Clinical Competency Committee (CCC) meetings, takes minutes, and creates action plans as needed. Submits Milestones data to the ACGME. Documents either trainee or faculty remediation plan(s) as needed. Develops comparison data of evaluations and milestones for trainees in the program for presentation to the Graduate Medicine Education Committee (GMEC) as needed. Analyzes completed evaluations for concerns and shares information with the program director and CCC. Assists with development of program evaluations, disseminates, monitors completion and tracks action plans.
  • Didactics and Educational Content: Schedules didactics and speakers and creates appropriate education calendars. Works with program directors to ensure didactics cover deficiencies seen in the in-training or Board examinations. Sets up training or deploys fatigue mitigation educational sessions. Assists with scheduling and management of scholarly activities. Tracks and enters trainee scholarly activity into ACGME WebADS. Facilitates the distribution of practice habits data to trainees. Maintains goals and objectives for rotations/assignments. Ensures trainees receive goals and objectives prior to the start of each rotation.
  • Faculty: Disseminates program policies to all teaching faculty and sets up necessary training in the evaluation and supervision of trainees and the requirements for transition of care and fatigue mitigation. Maintains a database of faculty mentors (interested in education). Assists with creation and facilitation of faculty development activities; tracks activities of core faculty for annual reporting. Tracks all scholarly activity for core faculty for WebADS annual reporting. Pulls faculty evaluation data used by the program director for annual evaluation of teaching effectiveness.

Required

  • Bachelor's Degree
  • Minimum of 3 years experience in program managing or business related field

Preferred

  • Accreditation experience, including working with regulatory agencies

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