PGME Annual Report 2011 - Post Graduate Medical Education ...

Annual Report - Postgraduate Medical Education 2010-11
b) Vice Dean Committees
The Vice Dean sits on a number of committees, Faculty, provincial, and national:
PGME/Faculty
• Postgraduate Medical Education Advisory Committee
(PGMEAC)
• Hospital University Education Committee (HUEC)
• Internal Review Committee (IRC)
• Board of Examiners – PG
• POWER Steering Committee
• Fellowship Education Advisory Committee (FEAC)
• Dean’s Executive Committee
• Education Deans Committee
• Academic Partnership Steering Committee (APSC)
• Clinical Teachers Association of Mississauga (CTAM)
• UGME Curriculum Committee
• Wilson Centre Management Committee
• SIMOne
Provincial/National
• PGM: Council of Ontario Faculties of Medicine
• PGE: Council of Ontario Faculties of Medicine
• RCPSC Accreditation Committee
• CFPC Accreditation Committee
• Triple C Curriculum Committee (CFPC)
• Sustainability Committee (Restricted Registration)
3. Enrolment/Expansion/Admissions
a) Growth (2006 to 2011)
As noted in Figure 1 below, PGME had 1,876 residents
and 1,124 clinical fellows registered in 74 programs across
17 Departments/Units in the 2010-11 academic session.
These trainees rotated through our 30 affiliated
hospitals, and innumerable clinical training sites such as
doctor’s offices, community health centres and clinics. The
departments with the largest number of trainees (residents
and fellows) are Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, and
Family Medicine.
Using 2006-07 as our base, Figure 2 shows an overall
growth of 18.6% in clinical fellow enrolment, and a 28%
growth in resident enrolment over that 4 year period.
As Figure 3 shows below, further growth is forecast for
PGME with 10 additional Family Medicine positions in
2012-13, and specialty programs expanding by 10 to 12
positions over the next two years. As noted previously,
expansion in specialty areas is part of a new agreement
between Ontario medical schools and the Ministry
of Health and Long-Term Care, committing to the
addition of 75 specialty intake positions over five years.
PGME 2010-11 Annual Report
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