Clinician Investigator Program Competence Committee
The CIP Competence Committee has the following Terms of Reference:
Mandate:
Once competencies have been developed by the Royal College CIP committee, the CIP Competence Committee will be responsible for reviewing residents readiness for progression through the stages of the two year CIP program. The Committee will use data to make judgements about progression and completion of CIP
Structure and Process:
There will be a documented terms of reference outlining committee structure, membership process, decision making process, reporting to CIP and PGME.
Structure of Competence committee:
For CIP the committee name shall be CIP Competence Committee
The CIP Competence committee membership processes are: The chair will be selected by the CIP committee; The Program director will sit on the committee and is eligible to be chair; 3 faculty will serve as members which will be confirmed by the CIP committee; residents will not be part of the committee; members will be void of conflict of interest.
Operational Process:
The committee can meet face to face or via teleconference
Quorum for decision making is 2 members
Email votes are accepted
The chair can vote in the case of a tie
The CIP committee will ratify decision of the competence committee
Decision making:
Resident data will be collected by the program manager
University policies on document sharing and storage will apply
Once competencies have been developed and approved by the Royal College CIP committee, this information will be collected and reviewed
Roles and Responsibilities
Convene as scheduled
Deliberate on information
Work collaboratively
Monitor and communicate issues arising to CIP program
Documents meetings and events
The decisions made include:
Progress
Completion
Agenda for competence committee will include:
Regular resident review
Special cases brought to the attention of Chair
Follow up from last meeting
Follow up from current meeting
Monitoring of competence committee
Membership:
Membership includes representatives from the CIP Committee.
Chair:
Dr. Andrea McCart
Director, Clinician Investigator Program, University of Toronto
Associate Professor, Department of Surgery
Affiliated Scientist, Toronto General Research Institute
Faculty Members:
Dr. Neil Goldenberg
Assistant Professor
Department of Anesthesiology
Dr. Sindhu Johnson
Associate Professor
Institute of Health Policy, Management and Education
Dr. Catharine Walsh
Professor
Pediatric Gastroenterology (Wilson Centre Representative)