The fellow has obligations in the areas of teaching, service and scholarly activity. Many of these activities should strengthen working knowledge in clinical toxicology and compliment the research work being performed throughout the fellowship. All of these responsibilities are as important as the research that is being performed. The fellow is expected to perform each with the same level of enthusiasm and professional integrity as the research that is being performed.

Teaching

• Present one topic at each clinical toxicology review session. The fellow will alternate between journal review, quality assurance and clinical toxicology topic reviews at the Clinical Toxicology Review sessions.

• Assist with resident teaching and PHARM 770 Poison Information clerkship teaching

• Give at least four lectures in PHARM 782 (Clinical Toxicology)

Service

• Attend morning rounds with Drs. Seifert and Rogers

• Assist on the poison center telephone (2-3 hours per day)

• Participate in daily quality assurance activities

Research

• Participate in monthly research review meetings

• Assist with on-going grants and contracts

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