However, what we promise is that we are and will be addressing every concern raised by the ACGME and are committed to dedicating the resources necessary to resolve them. Probationary Accreditation status is a label conferred by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education ACGME — the regulatory body that provides accreditation to institutions that sponsor graduate medical education programs as well as to individual residency and fellowship graduate medical education programs.
Institutions that are put on probation remain accredited to sponsor residency and fellowship programs, and are subject to further review by the ACGME. Although institutions on probation remain accredited, they may not apply for accreditation of new programs and must advise current residents and fellows, as well as applicants invited for interviews, of the probation status.
An institution with probationary accreditation that is able on a subsequent review to demonstrate substantial compliance with ACGME standards may be removed from probation and have its accreditation status upgraded to continued accreditation or continued accreditation with warning. The School of Medicine is committed to addressing and resolving the concerns raised by the ACGME and already has numerous initiatives underway and planned.
See details below. Does the ACGME decision affect the accreditation status of individual graduate medical education residency and fellowships programs? Will this affect my license or my ability to graduate from a Tulane residency or fellowship program? The School of Medicine and all of the residency and fellowship programs are accredited. How long will the school of medicine be on probation? And what is the process for getting off probation? There is no set timeline for lifting the probation, but the ACGME has indicated that it will return for a follow-up review in January We will make as much progress as quickly as possible between now and then on the areas that the ACGME has identified.
How will these changes affect current or incoming residents? Each resident is expected to participate in a patient-centered quality improvement project. Residents are also encouraged to take advantage of myriad opportunities to participate in clinical research, present at conferences, and contribute to case reports, review articles, and book chapters. We continuously strive to examine and evaluate our program, asking residents and faculty to offer suggestions for improvements so we may offer an optimal training program.
Our residents have gone to prestigious fellowships, and practice both in the community as well in academics. Hide this content. Information for Search Tulane. Search form Search. Tulane Home Tulane Home Home. Robertson St.
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