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Clinical Expectations:

• Demonstrate knowledge of trauma physiology as well as presentation and management of major medical comorbidities
• Perform accurate histories and physical assessments appropriate for clinical problem/presentation
• Order and interpret appropriate diagnostic tests
• Develop, implement and evaluate efficacy of plans of care
• Manage general medical and surgical conditions and understand associated risks, benefits and complications
• Collaborate with trauma surgeon team leaders as patient clinical condition dictates, with insight into own strengths, limitations, and within expectations set by lead surgeon
• Facilitate coordinated care and promote clear communication among all team members
• Excellent interpersonal skills for collaboration with medical, surgical, nursing and ancillary team members
• Be able to counsel patients/families on injuries, treatments and processes in a manner that is compassionate and patient/family-centered
• Maintain accurate documentation in the electronic medical record

Professionalism:

• Follows ethical standards of patient confidentiality and informed consent
• Maintains a high standard of accountability
• Contributes to education of APP students, medical students, rotating residents and other team members
• Promotes a supportive, trusting work environments