Prioritization
Respond to pages, organize tasks, distinguish urgent from routine concerns, and revisit the plan as new information arrives.
For incoming residents
ResidentReady
The transition to residency changes the pace, responsibility, communication demands, and systems awareness expected of you.
What you will practice
Supervised performance habits for the transition into residency.
Cross-cover and overnight reasoning
Use handoffs, verify key facts, identify changes, and escalate within supervision boundaries.
Handoffs and consults
Communicate the problem, decision need, urgency, pending information, and contingency plan.
Assessment and plan
Connect clinical evidence to a prioritized problem list, immediate actions, monitoring, and follow-up.
Care coordination
Understand how nursing, pharmacy, case management, consultants, and outpatient teams affect safe care.
Feedback and uncertainty
Ask for help, explain uncertainty, use feedback, and learn from near misses without hiding limits.
ResidentReady 24
A 24-hour live transition intensive.
Delivered through original case simulation, small-group practice, debriefing, and transfer exercises. Pilot cohort opening soon.
Module 1
Entering the shift
Handoff intake, task organization, sick-versus-stable triage, and supervision map.
Module 2
Cross-cover
Pages, new information, overnight decisions, verification, escalation, and follow-through.
Module 3
Consult and communicate
Focused presentations, consult questions, uncertainty, and closed-loop communication.
Module 4
Transitions and discharge
Pending results, reconciliation, follow-up ownership, handoffs, and care coordination.
Module 5
Feedback and near misses
Use structured debriefing, reflection, escalation, and system learning.
Module 6
Transfer simulation
Integrate prioritization, communication, workflow, and reasoning in a changed scenario.