Daily Anesthesiology Resident Evaluations
MetroHealth Anesthesiology faculty regularly submit written evaluations of residents in each of the following seven areas
on a scale from 1 (unsatisfactory) to 7 (outstanding) using the following guidelines.
I. Room Preparation
Unsatisfactory: Critical equipment not ready or missing (e.g., machine not checked, no larygoscope or suction, etc.)
Average: All equipment present
Outstanding: Room well-prepared and organized, nothing extraneous
II. Preop Evaluation
Unsatisfactory: Important information missing or overlooked (e.g., recent MI, previous history of anesthetic problems, difficult airway, etc.)
Average: No important information lacking
Outstanding: Complete problem-oriented preop done - well documented and well organized
IV. Technical Skills
Unsatisfactory: Unable to do straightforward procedures
Average: Does routine procedures well, has difficulty with harder procedures
Outstanding: Technically very adept
V. Case Management
Unsatisfactory: Fails to recognize or appropriately treat significant problems (BP, decreased SpO2, etc.) or fails to call for help when appropriate
Average: Does well with routine problems, some difficulty with more complex issues
Outstanding: Correctly and expeditiously recognizes and treats problems, major and minor
VI. Knowledge
Unsatisfactory: Major gaps in essential knowledge base, or inability to apply knowledge to the clinical situation
Average
Outstanding: Excellent knowledge base, appropriately applied
VII. Essential Character Traits
Unsatisfactory: Lacking one or more of: honesty, reliability, responsibility, ethics
Average
Outstanding: Extremely reliable, dependable, ethical and responsible