Resident Handbook - UC Davis Health System

IV: ADDENDUM: Mercy Family Health Center Clinic ManualTHE FAMILY PRACTICE CENTERMercy Family Health Center is intended to function like a physician group practice within theparameters of educational and supervisory mandates. Residents develop panels of patients forwhich they are responsible as the Primary physician, and develop strong relationships as well asprovide continuous, comprehensive and compassionate care.OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFFFront Office Supervisor:Nursing Supervisor:Administrative Assistant:Data Coordinator:Clinic Manager:Medical Director:Program DirectorBecky MaceCindy Beyer, RNDonna SwainShawn KnaussSharon Babcock, RNSteve Namihas, MDDuane Bland, MDCORE FACULTYDuane Bland, M.D., Family Physician, Program DirectorJohn Coe, M.D., Family PhysicianSteven Namihas, M.D., Family Physician, Assoc. Program Director, MFHCNena Perry, M.D., Internists/GeriatricianJay Roitman, D.O., Family Physician, Medical Director for Hill Country Community,and Employee Health at Mercy Med CenterTawana Nix, D.O., Family PhysicianDan Rubanowitz, Ph.D., Behavioral Science CoordinatorChristine Woroniecki, M.A., Behavioral ScienceSharon Babcock, RN, MFHC Clinic ManagerPage 123 of 153I. CLINIC SCHEDULE AND TIMESOver the three years, residents spend progressively more time in their center, with one or twohalf-day per week in the first year, two or more half-days per week in the second year, and threeor more half-days per week during the third year. While office hours may vary somewhataccording to the resident’s rotation, it is essential that the resident sign out from hospital duties intime to be in the center for the first appointment. When a resident is not in clinic, a fellowresident or faculty will care for his/her patients. Residents who are not on vacation or awayC:\Documents and Settings\dhutak\Desktop\rshb13.doc