- GME Consortium Operating Principles Document (COPD)
- GME Consortium Operating Principles Document (COPD) by Section
- Eligibility and Selection Policy for Residents and Clinical Fellows
- Responsibilities of Residents and Clinical Fellows
- Evaluation and Promotion of Residents and Clinical Fellows
- Completion of Training
- Disciplinary Action, Suspension, Termination
- Procedure for Review of Formal Adverse Disciplinary Decisions Relating to Residents and Clinical Fellows
- Complaint Procedure Related to Work Environment
- Supervision of Residents and Fellows
- Evaluation of the Program Faculty
- Transfer of Patient Care
- Inter-Institutional Affiliation Agreements
- Resident Support Issues
- Policy on Duty Hours, Work Environment and Moonlighting
- Clinical Support Services
- Memorandum of Appointments
- Leave Policy, Benefits
- Washington University HR (Employed by WU)
- Barnes Jewish HR (Employed by BJH/BJC)
- Other Policies and Procedures
- Housestaff Stipends
- DEA Policy
- Duty Hours
- Impaired Physicians in Training
- GME Remediation
- GME Remediation Video
- Pre-employment Screening
- Standards for Inpatient Consultations
- Disaster Plan & Policy
- GME Guidelines for Reporting and Monitoring Mistreatment
- Disruptive Behavior Policy_BJH
- Disruptive Behavior Policy_SLCH
- Pregnancy and lactation resources
- GME Pregnancy Best Practices
- Consensual Relationships
- Forms
The above policies and procedures are intended to provide a governance structure for overseeing the graduate medical education programs by Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis Children’s Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, hereafter known as “the institutions.” These policies will be ratified by the governing bodies of each institution and will serve as the policies for oversight of graduate medical education by each institution unless specific delegatory authority to specific institutions is granted in these policies. Nothing is intended to, nor should it be construed as placing within the Consortium’s scope of responsibility and authority, the ability to determine how any party will bill for services provided by individuals who participate in the GME Program, including, but not limited to, billing for services provided under the Medicaid Program, or the Medicare Program, or to impact the reporting of associated costs by any party to Medicare. Effective as of December 3, 1997, the parties mutually agree to operate graduate medical education programs in accordance with the principles outlined on this website.