Resident and New Practitioner Committee

The Resident and New Practitioner Committee is responsible for representing and providing service to residents, fellows, new practitioners and residency directors. Some of the primary goals of this committee are to increase the visibility of the profession, recruit students into residencies in cooperation with the student committee, increase the number of residencies and provide membership value to residents, fellows, residency directors and new practitioners.

You can review information on the current Committee Members and their Charges by downloading the PDF version.

Charges to the Resident and New Practitioner Committee

1.
Update CPNP Residency Directory
Due: 09/30/2012
Metric: 75% of current programs completed updates by September 30
 Standing
2.
Residency Program Director Survey
Due: 09/30/2012
Metric: 75% survey completion rate and reporting of results to CPNP membership (in January Mental Health Clinician) and ASHP as appropriate.
 Standing
3.
New practitioner website/hub
Standing
a.
Enhancements announced in MHC and Weekly Update
Due: 11/30/2012
Metric: Announcement of availability in Mental Health Clinician.
Standing
b.
Ongoing review by New Practitioner subcommittee for content edits or additions.
Due: 09/30/2012
Metric: Present suggestions to committee by September 30.
 Standing
4.
Update Residency Director Toolkit and FAQ on CPNP Website
Due: 08/31/2012
Metric: Updates on web and announcement in MHC in September 1.
 Standing
5.
ASHP Midyear-CPNP Booth
Due: 12/15/2012
Metric: Develop a web-based tracking mechamism to quantify ASHP booth attendance of both students and residency candidates. Goal of 50 attendees.
Standing
a.
Pre-ASHP sign-up sheet to staff booth.
Due: 11/30/2012
Metric: Recruit 10 CPNP members to staff booth at ASHP Midyear. This will include at least 5 senior members.
 Standing
6.
Encourage RPDs to become CPNP members
Due: 04/18/2013
Metric: Achievement of 75% join rate among non-member, contacted program directors.
 Standing
7.
Market psychiatric pharmacy residency training to students and residents.
Due: 02/28/2013
 Standing
a.
Market to PGY1 residents through residency program directors.
Due: 08/01/2012
Metric: Documented marketing outreach.
Standing
b.
Market to students through CPNP faculty members, program directors, and student organizations.
Due: 02/28/2013
Metric: Documented marketing outreach.
 Standing
8.
Initiate dialogue with health care systems to encourage development and funding of new psychiatric pharmacy residencies
Standing
a.
Work to influence organizations to fund accreditation-eligible residencies within their organizations or other established programs. Send out in May 2012.
Due: 05/15/2012
Metric: Identification of a mailing/distribution list and development of a letter and an electronically distributed information piece to provide pertinent information.
Standing
9.
Identify needed modification to residency directory to allow residency directors to self-report the number and type of available psychiatric/neurologic rotations
Due: 06/30/2012
Metric: Availability of modifications for use in September 2011 residency directory update.
 Standing
10.
Coordinate efforts to increase quality neuropsychiatric residencies with ASHP and ACCP
Current Year
a.
Contact Janet Teeters of ASHP regarding participation on ASHP committee on residency development.
Due: 06/30/2012
Metric: Outreach via meeting
 Current Year
b.
Establish regular communication with ASHP to collaborate on increasing the number of psychiatric residency programs.
Due: 06/30/2012
Metric: Quarterly emails and phone calls with ASHP
Current Year
c.
Outreach to ASHP and ACCP to develop a plan of action.
Due: 06/30/2012
Metric: Scheduling of a meeting
 Current Year
11.
Initial involvement in ACCP Clinical Affairs Committee
Due: 06/30/2012
Metric: ACCP Clinical Affairs Committee White Paper final deadline is June 30, 2012.
Current Year

Committee Reports

You can review the previous year committee report by downloading the PDF version.