Does anybody know what does and doesn't go on your permanent record for residency? Does a letter of reprimand stay permanent or is it like a slap on the wrist? Thanks in advance.
Do you mean permanent that will stay with you throughout residency or permanent that will stay with you forever?
If you mean permanent forever it would only be things that result in a lawsuit, dismissal or loss of priveledges, any money payout on your behalf (ie. going into the databank) or something that results in a board action. Getting a bad eval or the like won't matter after residency.
Will employers / future credentialing committees dwell on the residency record or will being successfully credentialed (the first time) have any positive impact in terms of looking for a future job? Thanks in advance!
MCL, thanks.
Interviews have started. Should the probation period be voluntarily brought up? I think it is preferable to be honest and upfront but at the same time will employers overlook the fact that residency was successfully completed and a fellowship was obtained (which requires successful credentialing)?