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Make sure you reply back to confirm you received it. If you havent, reach out to Dr. Hess or the attending on service.\nOn first day, get there before 8 am to go get your photo ID from the human resources building. This is the same building we went to on orientation week where we went to ask for our badges and they asked us all for ACLS training etc. I have circled it on the map attached and its next to parking lot D.\nFor entering the hospital, if you park in lot D, make sure if you dont have a parking permit on first day, park on the last two floors at the top. When you exit parking lot D, you will walk toward the hospital and on the left side you will see a small entrance where it says employee entrance. You can swipe your badge to the badge reader on the left and there is a security sitting there. Enter, walk down the hall to the end. Make a RIGHT, then youll reach the MAIN ELEVATORS. To find an area to chart go to the 5TH floor.\nNote for parking, Lot D is often full, so usually at the top, they start having valet parking where you will be given a ticket, dont lose this ticket.\nNow there is also a little known fact of another area for parking where not too many employee know. Thank you Dr. Wu for letting us know. This parking lot is located on CARSON street across the street from the hospital where it says ALL KIDS DENTAL clinic. These spots are reserved for harbor employees. Just park, cross the street and enter the hospital. It may be tricky finding the main elevators but just ask. In the MAP I ATTACHED, I denoted it by a circle with X.\nThe attending on first day will give you the pager, parking pass and a key. This key can use for employee bathrooms and it can be used to get into the ICUs.\nPlaces to chart and use computer\nMedicine Resident room on 5th floor when get off elevator, its next to the entrance of the 5 west wards.\nDoor code is 2-4-1\n5 East Swing room\nget off 5th floor, go down 5 east wards. Once reach the nurse station, make a right, then immediate left to see the 5east swing room noted on the door entrance. There are 4 computers here and its quiet. Usually the computer closest to the printer by the entrance the endocrine team sits there, so sit anywhere else.\nFor geri fellows, remember for this rotation you need to do the following before the month ends:\n30 min Lecture presentation on a topic of controversy in geriatric medicine. Ask attending when is a good day to present.  Send your list of references by email to the attending who was present for your presentation\nCEX for communication with PCP\nCEX for memory evaluation using RUDAS\nYou will after rotation ends receive evaluation through medhub for the residents you worked with\nCurriculum\nAttendings will discuss topics each week based on a set curriculum. You can access this curriculum via\nMS SHAREPOINT- when you sign onto a county computer, you can see if you have the sharepoint icon on the desktop. If you DONT, then at the bottom left where icon for search is (icon looks like magnifying glass), type ms sharepoint. It will show on the right ms sharepoint collaboration software. Click there and it will take you to a webpage. Click sign in and use your DHS email to sign in (DHS email is usually first initial lastname together .dhs.lacounty.gov)\nThen in the top search bar type geriatric PRESS ENTER\nin search results youll see GERIATRIC CONSULTS in green color, click that\nhere you will see the curriculum with articles,etc.\neach week there is a theme to the didactics, so see the corresponding seminal articles etc.\nMicrosoft TEAMS\nThis is how we as a team communicate\nwhen you sign onto a county computer, find the icon that states microsoft Teams, its a purple icon\nonce it opens click on the chat icon on left\nto start a new group chat, where it says chat in bold black, to the right of this will be a paper with pencil icon, click that and then search for your team members to crea","cbCaifBK1ZZNRs0k","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifBK1ZZNRs0k","docx",15541,9,"English","# Rotation onboarding\n## First-day arrival, ID badge, hospital entry\n## Parking instructions and alternate employee lot\n# Tools, access, and work locations\n## Pager, parking pass, key usage\n## Charting locations and computer areas\n# Rotation requirements and evaluation\n## End-of-month lecture and reference submission\n## Required CEX tasks and post-rotation evaluation\n# Curriculum and communication platforms\n## MS SharePoint curriculum access\n## Microsoft Teams for team communication\n# Daily structure and weekly schedule\n## Weekday check-ins, rounds, notes, consult coverage\n## Clinic, didactics, grand rounds/journal club, and weekend duties","[{\"question\":\"What should a Geri fellow do one week before the rotation starts?\",\"answer\":\"Dr. Hess sends a welcome email one week prior. 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