The resident and preceptor shall complete and review together the mid-point and final evaluations. The mid-point evaluation should be completed at the half-way point of the rotation. Final evaluations shall be completed at the end of the rotation. The midpoint evaluation is verbal for rotations less than four weeks in duration.

Residents are assessed on a moderately complex patient with common medical conditions. See Resident's Handbook for examples of "common" medical conditiions.

Mid-point evaluations:

• preceptor’s in-training assessment of resident (ITAR) performance

Final evaluations:

• resident’s self-evaluation (ITAR)
• preceptor’s evaluation of the resident (ITAR)
• resident’s evaluation of the rotation and preceptor
• residency coordinator evaluation of pass or fail status for DPC rotation

Other Evaluations (if assigned):

• Evaluation of Case Presentation (Primary Preceptor, Attendees, and Resident Self Evaluation)
• Evaluation of Journal Club Presentation (Primary Preceptor, Attendees, and Resident Self Evaluation)
• Evaluation of Inservice Education Presentation (Primary Preceptor, Attendees, and Resident Self Evaluation)