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REAP TRAINING MIKE FIGURSKI
The Enhanced Skills Program has graciously agreed for 40 days (8 weeks) funding for Sports Medicine CME. Dr. Figurski will spend approximately 8 weeks in Vancouver.
| When |
Aug 31, 2007 11:08 AM
to
May 31, 2008 11:10 AM |
|---|---|
| Where | Allen McGavin Sports Medicine Complex, UBC Campus |
| Contact Name | Mike Figurski |
| Contact Phone | 250 765-0544 |
| Attendees |
Dr. Mike Figuski |
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BACKGROUND
The REAP program is to cover office and training expenses for rural physicians wishing to upgrade skills in an area of demonstrated community need.
After submitting documentation and application, they have approved 40 days (8 weeks) of training.
The training is to be completed by Dec. 31, 2007. Dr. Figurski has asked to extend the deadline to June 30, 2008 as there will be a paucity of ski/snowboard injuries during the Fall. By having two (seasonal) modules 6 months apart it is hoped there will be a broader range of clinic conditions seen in the practicum.
WEEK 3; ATTENDING THE ST. PAUL'S HOSP. PRIMARY CARE SYMPOSIUM
Monday Nov. 19 to be spent in the casting room at St. Paul's Hosp. (to be arranged)
Tues Nov. 20 0730h- 1700 Anesthesia Small Group Training (see details); 1800-2000h Taping and Splinting (see details)
Wed. Nov. 21 0730-1700 Therapeutics and Geriatrics (see details); 1745-2030 Hot Tips for ENT (see details)
Thur. Nov. 22 0730-1700 Lab Medicine and Women's Health (see details); 1800-2230 Sports Med. Joint Exam (see details)
Fri. Nov. 23 0730-1700 Oncology and Dermatology (see details)
Sat. Nov. 24 0730-1630h Recent Advances in Clinical Sports Medicine; Foot and Ankle (see details)
The REAP program is to cover office and training expenses for rural physicians wishing to upgrade skills in an area of demonstrated community need.
After submitting documentation and application, they have approved 40 days (8 weeks) of training.
The training is to be completed by Dec. 31, 2007. Dr. Figurski has asked to extend the deadline to June 30, 2008 as there will be a paucity of ski/snowboard injuries during the Fall. By having two (seasonal) modules 6 months apart it is hoped there will be a broader range of clinic conditions seen in the practicum.
PLANNED TRAINING SCHEDULE
MODULE 1 (3 WEEKS) OCT/NOV 2007
WEEKS 1-2; Monday Nov. 5 to Friday Nov. 16 at the UBC Sports Medicine Clinic (except Nov. 8&9; attending DA Boyle conference as per here)WEEK 3; ATTENDING THE ST. PAUL'S HOSP. PRIMARY CARE SYMPOSIUM
Monday Nov. 19 to be spent in the casting room at St. Paul's Hosp. (to be arranged)
Tues Nov. 20 0730h- 1700 Anesthesia Small Group Training (see details); 1800-2000h Taping and Splinting (see details)
Wed. Nov. 21 0730-1700 Therapeutics and Geriatrics (see details); 1745-2030 Hot Tips for ENT (see details)
Thur. Nov. 22 0730-1700 Lab Medicine and Women's Health (see details); 1800-2230 Sports Med. Joint Exam (see details)
Fri. Nov. 23 0730-1700 Oncology and Dermatology (see details)
Sat. Nov. 24 0730-1630h Recent Advances in Clinical Sports Medicine; Foot and Ankle (see details)
MODULE 2 (5 WEEKS) APRIL-MAY 2008
- Two weeks (May 12-23) at the UBC Sports Medicine Clinic (& Sit CASM exam May 25)
- One Week at Kelowna facilites for imaging (KGH with the Radiologists,Sep 18-23); working with Drs. Staples and Dr. P. Kurkjian. Also Image One MRI with Mike Large and MRI staff.
- Sep. 25-30 at Iquest physio working with Pinnacle Physio.
- Week 8 PPC Sports Medicine Course - Vancouver (see details) See http://mybigwhite.com/Members/mfigurski/PPT_CME_Cert.jpg/view
- Week 9 (supplemental) Aviation Medical Training Vancouver Oct. 22-27, 2008.
- 7 Days in KGH Ortho Outpatient Clinic (including Hands), and Cast Clinic; all dates to be confirmed with MD
- Tues Dec. 2nd with Ds. Boyce and Krywalak.
- Wed. Dec. 3 Dr. Malish
- Thur Dec. 4 Dr. O'Conner (ns)
- Wed. Dec. 10 Dr. Malish
- Fri. Dec. 12 Dr. Valnicek
- Monday Dec. 15 Dr. Oliver
- Friday Dec. 17 Dr. Valnicek
