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| Attending | Evals | Share of total | % | Residents rated | Mean level given |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anthony Hage | 91 | 45% | 7 | 3.67 | |
| Allison Tan | 29 | 14% | 5 | 3.00 | |
| Robert Ford | 25 | 12% | 7 | 3.56 | |
| Carin Gonsalves | 21 | 10% | 6 | 2.62 | |
| Kevin Anton | 14 | 7% | 4 | 3.64 | |
| Stephen Topper | 12 | 6% | 5 | 2.17 | |
| Robert Adamo | 7 | 3% | 3 | 2.14 | |
| Stephan Leung | 4 | 2% | 3 | 2.25 |
Total number of evaluations recorded for each resident, across the full dataset.
| Resident | Evals | Share of total | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oludare Alabi | 42 | 21% | |
| Nadim Abu-Hashem | 40 | 20% | |
| Nico Sanchez | 32 | 16% | |
| Hank Bryant | 32 | 16% | |
| Andrew Tran | 28 | 14% | |
| Cole Bailey | 19 | 9% | |
| Star Chen | 10 | 5% |
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Weekly mean entrustment per resident · dots are weekly averages, whiskers are ±1 SD (weeks with 2+ evals)
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| Date ↓ | Resident ↕ | Procedure ↕ | Procedure name ↕ | Complexity ↕ | Score ↕ | Evaluator ↕ | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9/1/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | US guided LN biopsy | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | great US skills in this superficial LN bx |
| 9/1/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | US native renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | kidneys can be tough, keep working on US needle tracking, just takes practice, keep it up |
| 9/1/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | US Liver targeted biopsy | Moderate | 4 | Anthony Hage | good job with lesion biopsy, a little high and tough to see, but nicee work |
| 8/31/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | GI bleeding (upper) | Complex | 3 | Robert Ford | Thanks for you help on this tough, emergent case. Lots of moving parts! |
| 8/31/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/31/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port placement | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | nice work with ports - keep it up. There are many different ways to place them, and you will learn the one you like best among the attendings. Next ones I think you are ready to place on your own. |
| 8/30/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (deep/organ) | Routine | 4 | Carin Gonsalves | Nice job. |
| 8/29/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Cholecystostomy placement | Moderate | 3 | Carin Gonsalves | Great job. |
| 8/29/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | PE thrombectomy | Complex | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/28/26 | Cole Bailey | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Very nice job. |
| 8/28/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/28/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Moderate | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/28/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/27/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/27/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | PCN/PCNU placement | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | Make sure you spread your dermatotomy site generously for tubes that enter through the back/flank, The skin is generally very thick and tough to pass a drain otherwise, especially in younger patients, otherwise excellent needle visualization (arguably the hardest part of the case). |
| 8/27/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/26/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Declot | Complex | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Technical skills are very good. Able to follow along despite a completely new procedure. Most importantly, it’s refreshing that you sincerely care about the patient! |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Biopsy | US native renal biopsy | Routine | 5 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Biopsy | US native renal biopsy | Moderate | 5 | Robert Ford | Good job! Tough case with lots of soft tissue to navigate. |
| 8/26/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | PE thrombectomy | Complex | 3 | Kevin Anton | I guided the ship when needed, but you did a great job of essentially running the PE thrombectomy. Was a great result and seemed much easier than expected because of your knowledge and technical skills. Great job all around. |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | IVC filter placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | great filter placmeent -- curving coons/amplatz wire helps to get down the left iliac |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Biopsy | US Liver nontargeted biopsy | Moderate | 5 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/26/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | US drain placement for superficial collections is great, it saves time and radiation, and you can see everything you need to on US |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Biopsy | US Liver targeted biopsy | Moderate | 5 | Robert Ford | Nice job on a tough case! |
| 8/26/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Moderate | 3 | Kevin Anton | You essentially ran the show for this relatively routine Y90 dose. I just prompted in terms of my treatment plan and where I wanted the catheter for treatment. |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Biopsy | US Guided Thrombin Injection | Routine | 4 | Robert Ford | These can be tough as there is usually a large hematoma which makes visualization difficult and can distort anatomy. Make sure you have mapped out the artery upstream and downstream of the PSA - the curved US can be helpful for this then you can use the linear probe for intervention. |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Biopsy | US guided LN biopsy | Routine | 5 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/26/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Moderate | 4 | Anthony Hage | when getting vascular access with occluded IJ, look to the EJ first or a cervical collateral. If you struggle getting the wire down, you can do a venogram through the inner of the exchange dilator. |
| 8/26/26 | Cole Bailey | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port removal | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/26/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Moderate | 3 | Kevin Anton | A bit challenging on the radial access, small radial prone to spasm. Once an area is spasmed a bit, move up the arm beyond that spasm for access. Nice job working with a medical student to complete the flow study. Catheterized and coiled off the right gastric artery really smoothly. Overall a very nice job. |
| 8/24/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Kevin Anton | |
| 8/24/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | IVC filter removal | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | good filter removal. Remember to position the sheath at the level of the filter apex when retracting the filter. Study your venogram closely, aside from thrombus, you can also sometimes see chronic debris around the hook to clue you in on how challenging it is going to be. In practice, don't be shy about rebooking with anesthesia and using forceps/advanced techniques |
| 8/24/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port placement | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/24/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Chest tube | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/24/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | G/GJ tube placement | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | Need more reps with G tubes, just little things, you have the basic steps down. Safety is the biggest thing. Ensure your window and needle placement is exactly where you expect. |
| 8/24/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/24/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | TJLB | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | TJLB - good job negotiating a tough hepatic vein angle to gain access for pressures |
| 8/24/26 | Oludare Alabi | Consult performance (OutDoc/Rounds) | OutDoc new consult | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | outdoc 8/24 - nice job handling consults, nothing really complex but high volume. You will get better an making plans yourself the more of these you do. Towards the end of the day make sure to have plans settled for the patients who are still pending. Keep it up. |
| 8/21/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | PCN/PCNU placement | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | Did well with US needle viz. and wire control. Remember, it’s important to try not to over pressurize systems when there is concern for infection, because this can lead to translocation of bacteria and sepsis with rapid decompensation. Even as quickly as on the table before being done with the procedure. When accessing a kidney with a large stone, you can better visualize the path you need to take with the wire to get down the ureter by injecting a small amount of contrast to dissect the wall of the collecting system away from the Stone giving your wire space. |
| 8/21/26 | Andrew Tran | Angiography | Venous stenting/angioplasty/recan | Routine | 3 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/20/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Primary retrograde NU | Moderate | 4 | Anthony Hage | nice job with accessing the kidney. Good US needle viz. Good wire handling |
| 8/20/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/19/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | PCN/PCNU placement | Routine | 2 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/19/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Complex | 3 | Robert Ford | Great job staying calm with unexpected findings! |
| 8/19/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/19/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Biliary drain placement | Complex | 3 | Robert Ford | Great job on this case! It was key that you took the time to scan the entire liver pre-procedure and determine that there was some dilation of the left biliary system ... it was the key to this getting done safely and quickly! |
| 8/19/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port removal | Routine | 5 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/14/26 | Andrew Tran | Biopsy | US transplant renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Kevin Anton | Andrew is demonstrating great ultrasound skills and is in control of his needle visualization. My only role was to prompt him to make sure we took a shallow enough approach to get cortex and not medulla on the biopsy samples. |
| 8/14/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Thoracentesis | Routine | 4 | Kevin Anton | |
| 8/14/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Consult performance (OutDoc/Rounds) | On call - postpartum patient with ascites, liver failure and fluid in wall of no distended gallbladder. Great job with assessment and image review. | Complex | 4 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/14/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 5 | Kevin Anton | |
| 8/14/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port removal | Routine | 5 | Kevin Anton | |
| 8/14/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Biopsy | US native renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Kevin Anton | Really nice job understanding the needle trajectory to obtain a good cortex sample. Challenging to find needle tip at times, but overall doing a great job. The confidence in following the needle in its entirety will come with time - on a very good trajectory for this time of the year. |
| 8/14/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (deep/organ) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | kinked the drain on chole tube placement, but otherwise did a nice job helping a younger resident |
| 8/14/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | meauring custom side holes can become confusing, but use our method of wire insertion and clamps next time and it will get easier |
| 8/14/26 | Oludare Alabi | Angiography | BAE | Complex | 2 | Anthony Hage | tough embo. you placed the sheath into the femoral vein instead of the femoral artery. Vascular access is a basic yet sometimes challenging step of the procedure. It is really important to confirm your access location in multiple ways (US compressability, marking with fluoro, advancing the wire into the cava or aorta) before placement of the sheath. Not much harm can be done with a 21G needle, so no harm if you'd just stuck with the needle and mandril wire, and recognized that it was in a vein. |
| 8/14/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/14/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Biliary drain placement | Complex | 3 | Kevin Anton | Very challenging non-dilated PTBD. We didn't end up getting the drain in, but Dare did a nice job with repeated punctures. Initial sticks under ultrasound were tough and he had nice technique. Just need to keep in mind the trajectory and making sure we stay under the pleura in our initial approach for the tube itself. |
| 8/13/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Routine | 4 | Robert Ford | |
| 8/13/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/13/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | Dialysis fistulagram | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | did well with this one, good access into graft, nice wire work, and you understood the steps and treatment rationale |
| 8/13/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (deep/organ) | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/13/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Filter | Routine | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/13/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | EVLT | Moderate | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/13/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Fistulagram | Moderate | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/13/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Moderate | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/13/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 4 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/13/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 4 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/13/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (deep/organ) | Routine | 3 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 8/12/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | good routine drain placement |
| 8/12/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | routine PTBD repositioning - well done |
| 8/12/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port placement | Routine | 4 | Robert Ford | Remember to have your skin access site as caudal/close to the clavicle as possible to reduce the "apex" at the top of your catheter curve. Nice job! |
| 8/12/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port placement | Routine | 4 | Robert Ford | Try to make your skin access site as caudal/close to the clavicle as possible to get the best curve. Good job! |
| 8/12/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | Routine case well done |
| 8/12/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/11/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | routine ascites drain placement, excellent needle viz and wire work |
| 8/11/26 | Oludare Alabi | Angiography | TIPS/Transvenous obliteration | Complex | 2 | Anthony Hage | emergent TIPS. First one. Did really well assisting. You will become more comfortable with angioplasty after doing it more. remember to keep the contrast mix in the balloon low so its easy to deflate. Also take care to keep track of wires on the backtable, and predict what equipment we need next to keep the case moving. |
| 8/10/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | PCN/PCNU placement | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | bilateral PCNs complicated by stent getting stuck, you did well and I only assisted a lot because of the issues, keep it up |
| 8/10/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | drain ecvhange repo |
| 8/10/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | G/GJ tube placement | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/10/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/10/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Chest tube placement | Routine | 3 | Allison Tan | Continue to work on developing intercostal ultrasound confidence and safety. |
| 8/10/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Routine | 3 | Allison Tan | Struggled a little with more atypical venous access. |
| 8/10/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 2 | Allison Tan | |
| 8/10/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled central line placement | Moderate | 3 | Kevin Anton | Dare worked through a very challenging non-tunneled PICC placement with central IJ occlusion. We eventually had to stick the Subclavian vein to get the PICC in, but he showed great ultrasound skills sticking multiple collaterals and checking for and analyzing the central venous return with contrast. The more of these types of cases Dare does, he will find a rhythm in knowing what accesses to take/assess and which to just abandon and look for another site to stick. |
| 8/10/26 | Oludare Alabi | Angiography | Flow Study | Routine | 3 | Kevin Anton | Dare did a great job during a hepatic arteriogram and flow study for planned Y90. He navigated the aortic arch, selected the celiac artery, and manipulated the microcatheter/wire without issue. There were no issues understanding what we were seeing during the arteriograms and he managed all the Cone Beam CT scans independently after my initial walkthrough. |
| 8/10/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 5 | Kevin Anton | |
| 8/10/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | PE thrombectomy | Complex | 3 | Anthony Hage | nice work assisting with PE |
| 8/8/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Cholecystostomy placement | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | Routine chole tube. The US needle coordination was a little off here, but not bad. Keep practicing US based procedures, especially take advantage of this on biopsy. Progressing normally |
| 8/7/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/7/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/7/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | Bronchial artery embolization | Complex | 4 | Anthony Hage | great job with a challenging BAE case |
| 8/6/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/6/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | Able to replace a drain through exisiting tract. When doing this, I would inject the tract with contrast first before cannulating with a wire or catheter. In this case the hole was so well established that it wasnt challenging, but it will be helpful in the future to practice this way. Also, your reports sometimes lack detail/accuracy. Small things like "IV analgesia was administered" and later in the report states Conscious sedation. |
| 8/6/26 | Andrew Tran | Angiography | IVC filter placement | Moderate | 2 | Anthony Hage | IVC placement, simple case but challenging patient who was moving/yelling. Wont be the last time you deal with this. You accessed the IJ well and just needed some help getting the sheath in, you deployed the filter with some assistance. The case went great and you did well. Next time youll be ready to do it on your own i think |
| 8/6/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Complex | 3 | Anthony Hage | tough venous access case, diagnosed central stenosis. You did access a vein but nothing went central. Thats when you do a venogram to see whats going on |
| 8/6/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/6/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port removal | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/5/26 | Hank Bryant | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | PCN/PCNU placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | great PCN |
| 8/5/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | IVC filter removal | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | IVC filter removal. Got IJ access without my help, good. Wire access down the IVC was challenging, and advancing the large sheath. Keep getting more experience with IJ access and placement of large sheaths, it will become more comfortable in a few more months. No major issues |
| 8/5/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | HD cath exchange | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/4/26 | Nico Sanchez | Consult performance (OutDoc/Rounds) | OutDoc new consult | Complex | 4 | Anthony Hage | Nicely worked up a complex trauma patient with PE. Good interpretation of clinic, lab, and imaging data. Ultimately nothing was needed because you correctly determined the patient was in withdrawal rather than hemorrhage or obstructive shock |
| 8/3/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Arm PICC | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | Tough arm picc, exhausted the veins on the left arm and we had to go to the right arm. when you see really small veins to start with its ok to just switch to the other arm. This will be more apparent to you with more cases. US needle coordination was good. |
| 8/3/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled PICC | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | |
| 8/3/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | — | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | nice assistance and closure of radial access angiogram |
| 8/3/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | |
| 8/3/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | PCN/PCNU placement | Moderate | 3 | Allison Tan | Difficult PCN for calculi. Had great needle control for level of training and understanding of where to find the needle tip when missing using secondary clues. Able to translate direction to action well. |
| 8/3/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Biliary drain placement | Moderate | 2 | Anthony Hage | assisted with biliary drain placement, did well handling wire |
| 8/3/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | G/GJ tube placement | Routine | 2 | Allison Tan | |
| 8/2/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | PHP | Complex | 2 | Robert Adamo | |
| 8/2/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | PHP | Complex | 2 | Robert Adamo | Nadim learned a lot after doing 3 PHPs in a row. He anticipated next steps, clearly was planning and knew more on the 3rd case than the first. Delivered iPASS to SICU independently |
| 7/31/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Moderate | 3 | Stephen Topper | Awesome job on this radial access y90. Got radial access independently, great microwire and catheter work to get to the treatment site. |
| 7/31/26 | Andrew Tran | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Complex | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Did a good job with microcatheter. Needs to build confidence which will come with experience. |
| 7/30/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | US transplant renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Robert Ford | |
| 7/30/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | Venous stenting/angioplasty/recan | Routine | 3 | Robert Ford | |
| 7/30/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 4 | Kevin Anton | |
| 7/29/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | IJ access for a TIPS check, good job, you just need more practice with accessing the IJ, but I think you're in a good spot. I have no concerns. |
| 7/29/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | |
| 7/28/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Biopsy | US Liver nontargeted biopsy | Routine | 2 | Anthony Hage | continue to work on US - needle coordination. If you have an option to practice with a phantom or spend more time on biopsy service I would recommend this early on to work on this skill. |
| 7/28/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Biopsy | US native renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | straightforward renal biopsy, did well with little redirection. Again continue to practice US-needle coordination. |
| 7/28/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Biopsy | US guided LN biopsy | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | Easy biopsy of a subcutaneous nodule. But in this case I had to redirect you. A parotid biopsy was not needed based on the updated PET imaging. It’s important to know what the indications are and have a plan before consenting the patient. It can get busy on biopsy service but I urge you to continue to develop skills to efficiently work up patients. |
| 7/28/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Biopsy | US transplant renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | |
| 7/24/26 | Star Chen | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port placement | Routine | 2 | Robert Ford | Do no inject lidocaine before you have full visualization of your needle tip. Continue to work on and refine good wire technique (ie the wire should not be moving while inserting a sheath or catheter). I encourage you to use more fluoroscopy to confirm wire positioning during exchanges and manipulation (can refine fluoroscopy dose later). |
| 7/23/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | PE thrombectomy | Complex | 3 | Robert Adamo | |
| 7/23/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Moderate | 2 | Robert Adamo | |
| 7/23/26 | Oludare Alabi | Angiography | IVC filter placement | Routine | 2 | Robert Adamo | |
| 7/23/26 | Oludare Alabi | Angiography | GI bleeding (upper) | Complex | 2 | Robert Adamo | |
| 7/21/26 | Star Chen | Angiography | Flow study | Complex | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Deployed coils as instructed. Did a nice job. Asked appropriate questions. |
| 7/21/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | Liver embolization (oncology/trauma) | Moderate | 2 | Robert Adamo | |
| 7/21/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | IVC FILTER | Routine | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Great job. Learning how to prep filter. Really good technique. |
| 7/21/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Catheter exchange (any type) | Routine | 3 | Carin Gonsalves | He changed bilateral PCNUs like a pro! |
| 7/20/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | UAE | Moderate | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Coming along has good hands. Needs more experience with micro catheter work. |
| 7/20/26 | Oludare Alabi | Angiography | Flow study | Moderate | 2 | Stephen Topper | Nice job on first radial case with me. Continue working on microwire and catheter skills but you're at a great starting place. |
| 7/20/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Paracentesis | Routine | 3 | Stephen Topper | Nice job with the para, great needle visualization. Always consider the epigastrics! |
| 7/20/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 4 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 7/17/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Nontunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | Excellent ultrasound skills. |
| 7/17/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Fistulagram | Routine | 2 | Stephen Topper | Better job with US access. Nice job with the technical steps. Start to think about these cases as if you’re running the show - what is happening next, what are we looking for, trouble shooting, etc |
| 7/17/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | UAE | Moderate | 2 | Carin Gonsalves | |
| 7/17/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 2 | Stephen Topper | Realllyyyyyy need to work on US. Both diagnostic and procedure. Had some trouble finding your 18g needle 1-2 cm deep because you were out of plane and couldn’t make the correction. You need to spend extra time mastering this - it’s getting too late at this point. |
| 7/16/26 | Hank Bryant | Angiography | Flow study and CEUS biopsy | Moderate | 2 | Stephen Topper | Nice job with this flow study. Able to select all vessels we were going for nicely. Keep thinking about the strategy before the cases and think through what the game plan will be for each step and how you would approach it independently. |
| 7/16/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Abscess drain placement (superficial) | Routine | 2 | Stephen Topper | Kinked the wire! Tough angle but just be careful to avoid kinking. This wouldn’t have been a huge deal to get back in but sometimes losing your access can be critical. Just be careful and watch as you go and if things aren’t advancing smoothly, make an adjustment. |
| 7/15/26 | Hank Bryant | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Port removal | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | Mainly feedback on my own personal technique. Would likely have done fine independently but can certainly benefit from seeing different approaches and fine details to really solidify technique. |
| 7/15/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | US Liver nontargeted biopsy | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | Just fine tuning planning and site selection. Technically skilled and safe operator in this procedure. |
| 7/15/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | Thoracentesis | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | Bedside procedure. Appropriately selected location. Prepped and ready for procedure independently. Good safe needle access. |
| 7/15/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | US Liver targeted biopsy | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | Understood thought process behind site selection. Good needle access. No assistance needed. |
| 7/15/26 | Star Chen | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled HD cath placement | Routine | 2 | Allison Tan | Just developing comfort with procedural steps. Technically skilled. |
| 7/15/26 | Star Chen | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Tunneled dialysis catheter exchange and balloon stripping | Routine | 2 | Allison Tan | |
| 7/15/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | Liver Radioembolization | Moderate | 2 | Stephen Topper | Had some difficulty visualizing the needle for arterial access then had difficulty advancing the wire. Nice job selecting the celiac from radial approach, but be careful once you’re in being over aggressive before you confirm you’re intraluminal (the wire buckled in and you kept advancing the base catheter). Continue to focus on your micro wire work - try to be more intentional with where you are directing the wire and find the balance of advancing enough to determine if you’re in the right spot and pulling back far enough to redirect into the right branch. Overall, making progress but need to get those ultrasound skills up and more consistent. |
| 7/15/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | Liver radioembolization | Moderate | 2 | Stephen Topper | Still had some trouble getting into the radial on this second case of the day - happened to get in but didn’t ever find your needle. Keep working on this technique. In this case, similar micro wire feedback to the prior case, but this was a more complex treatment strategy. Prior to the cases, start to think about how you would approach the treatment based on the flow study and then chat through the plan beforehand if you find that helpful. Could help you anticipate next steps and overall plan during the case instead of just going for the ride. |
| 7/15/26 | Star Chen | Angiography | Transjugular liver biopsy | Routine | 2 | Allison Tan | |
| 7/15/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | Arm PICC | Routine | 2 | Stephen Topper | Woof this was a rough one with losing the picc access after catching that side vein. Think through your troubleshooting techniques to maintain access and redirect into the target vein. |
| 7/13/26 | Andrew Tran | Biopsy | US transplant renal biopsy | Routine | 3 | Stephan Leung | |
| 7/12/26 | Star Chen | Angiography | Venous stenting/angioplasty/recan | Complex | 4 | Anthony Hage | n |
| 7/11/26 | Cole Bailey | Angiography | — | Routine | 2 | Allison Tan | LGIB with coil embolization. |
| 7/10/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Moderate | 2 | Allison Tan | Nondilated transplant PCN. Did very well with accessing with a 21G needle. Can continue to work on wire pinning and tracking over a guidewire that requires more fixed positioning. Overall, did well. |
| 7/10/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 2 | Anthony Hage | drain placement into subq collection. You did well, I walked you through all the steps but you did them well. Keep it up |
| 7/10/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 4 | Robert Ford | Nice job! |
| 7/10/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 5 | Allison Tan | Drain check. Clear thought process and understanding of basic drain management. Can do independently and teach others. |
| 7/10/26 | Cole Bailey | Angiography | — | Moderate | 2 | Allison Tan | Arteriogram for bleeding. Encourage continued focus on microcatheter and microwire skills. Not wholly comfortable with catheter work which may be related to recent return to service. Would continue to offer agram support to solidify knowledge and skills. |
| 7/10/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | PCN exchange. Can easily do independently. I like that Cole continues to ask questions to look for ways to further improve. |
| 7/10/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Moderate | 2 | Allison Tan | Chest tube, difficult placement/visualization. Appropriately hesitant given the difficult visualization. Would trust him to seek help when needed. |
| 7/9/26 | Andrew Tran | Biopsy | — | Moderate | 2 | Stephen Topper | Did a nice job with the two ablations yesterday. You were able to direct most of the probes where we wanted them. Continue to get a feel for moving through tissue planes and feeling that little "pop". Now that you're familiar with probe placements and more of the general concepts, start to think about the cases beforehand and move towards "how would I approach this probe placement" and the things we should consider for safety and efficacy. Overall, nice job on cases with some challenges. |
| 7/9/26 | Cole Bailey | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 2 | Anthony Hage | Port. Just getting back into the steps. You did a good job. Keep it up. Excellent IJ access and suturing |
| 7/9/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | — | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | Nontarget liver biopsy. Assistance with planning and target selection. Otherwise technically skilled to complete independently. |
| 7/9/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 4 | Allison Tan | Paracentesis. Capable of completing independently. Adjusting to using a curvilinear probe which will come with time. |
| 7/9/26 | Star Chen | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 2 | Stephan Leung | |
| 7/9/26 | Andrew Tran | Angiography | — | Routine | 2 | Robert Ford | Nice job on arterial access! |
| 7/9/26 | Star Chen | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 2 | Stephan Leung | Did well with tunneled picc placement but needs supervision. |
| 7/9/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 3 | Robert Ford | Nice Job! |
| 7/8/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | Left chest port, Had challenging venous anatomy. It held you up and I had to come in to do a venogram and see what the anatomy looked like which helped me place a wire down to the IVC. After that point you did great and placed a nice port. Next time you get stuck, use your IR skills to figure it out. When you get stuck, stop, come up with a plan, call in the attending, tell them the plan, and see if they will let you do it, thats how you will learn |
| 7/8/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | routine tunneled line - did well, taught a med student. Continue to improve your speed. It should not take more than 5 min to access a routine IJ for a procedure. THis should naturally pick up the more you do, and often here at Jeff we are not pressed for time. |
| 7/8/26 | Oludare Alabi | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 2 | Stephan Leung | Good ultrasound skills. Needs to be supervised at all stages of HD line placement as does not know what catheters to use, how long to leave catheters, how to check catheters or general safe technique. |
| 7/8/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | routine drain exchange |
| 7/7/26 | Star Chen | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 5 | Allison Tan | Paracentesis. Excellent visualization of needle the entire way. Great response to micro feedback such as passing lido needle across peritoneum. Looked comfortable with positioning and needle handling. |
| 7/7/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 3 | Allison Tan | Paracentesis. As this is a new procedure in his repertoire, he is learning approaches to scanning, US positioning and procedural steps. Slightly uncomfortable with US handling and body positioning. |
| 7/7/26 | Star Chen | Biopsy | — | Moderate | 2 | Allison Tan | Kidney biopsies are tough man. |
| 7/7/26 | Oludare Alabi | Biopsy | — | Moderate | 3 | Allison Tan | Native renal biopsy. Light guidance with route planning and US handling technique. Otherwise saw needle very well and was able to execute. |
| 7/7/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | — | Complex | 2 | Anthony Hage | Challenging BAE case, good wire skills and assistance, also good technical thought processing, I will let you do more on your own as you progress. Keep it up. |
| 7/7/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | routine PTBD change done well |
| 7/7/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Moderate | 2 | Anthony Hage | conversion of a PCNU to a retrograde. I did the case primarily because it was your first one. Your wire skills are improving. |
| 7/7/26 | Oludare Alabi | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 3 | Allison Tan | Thoracentesis. Did great with minimal feedback. |
| 7/6/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Moderate | 2 | Allison Tan | PD catheter placement. Newly back on service. Absorbing info well. Technically did well, just needs refreshing. Pleasure to work with. |
| 7/6/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | nice routine THD |
| 7/6/26 | Cole Bailey | Angiography | — | Moderate | 2 | Allison Tan | Adrenal vein sampling. Great job at sensing needle and catheter tactile feedback while getting dual groin access and selecting the right adrenal vein. |
| 7/6/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | routine pheresis placement nice work |
| 7/6/26 | Cole Bailey | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 3 | Allison Tan | Chest port placement. I feel like he would be able to perform this procedure relatively well with indirect supervision once he gets a few more under his belt back on service. Just needs a refresher from time away. |
| 7/6/26 | Nico Sanchez | Biopsy | — | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | nontarget liver biopsy, showed you how to administer the gelfoam slurry. You will be able to do this next time on your own. |
| 7/6/26 | Nico Sanchez | Angiography | — | Complex | 3 | Anthony Hage | challenging hepatic vein angioplasty in transplant pt. I took over because of the higher stakes, I think you would have been able to do most of this on your own with instruction at key points. |
| 7/3/26 | Nadim Abu-Hashem | Angiography | — | Moderate | 2 | Stephen Topper | Nice first call case! Good job getting access. Work on carefully selecting the celiac and SMA atraumatically without buckling the catheter. Keep working on back tension and getting a feel with the microcatheter and wire system. You’re at a great starting point for this year. |
| 7/2/26 | Cole Bailey | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 3 | Robert Ford | Tips for consistent success with tunneled venous access ... access IJ low (just above the confluence with the subclavian vein) and a slightly cranial to caudal angle, with a few exceptions I prefer to tunnel directly from catheter insertion site to the dermatotomy (rather than trying to introduce a gradual curve while tunneling) ... the PICCs are flimsy so sometime I find it helpful to re-introduce the wire during the final stages of insertion (after peel away sheath removed) to add stiffness and help seat the catheter into the tract |
| 7/1/26 | Cole Bailey | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | Plex shiley, good needle US localization to vein and negotiating anatomy - nice work |
| 7/1/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole) | — | Routine | 3 | Robert Ford | Good job. Remember key points for G to GJ conversion are to prevent redundancy within the stomach throughout the procedure (difficult to reduce once formed) and to ensure the balloon is not fully inflated in a post pyloric location. Also remember to keep your wire/catheter as straight/flat as possible while working to prevent redundancy and buildup of tension. |
| 7/1/26 | Nico Sanchez | Biopsy | — | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | txp renal biopsy |
| 7/1/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | PCNU exchange, did well with whole thing just needed to reform the loop at the end. On track |
| 7/1/26 | Nico Sanchez | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 5 | Anthony Hage | arm picc |
| 7/1/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 4 | Robert Ford | |
| 7/1/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 2 | Robert Ford | Nice job! |
| 7/1/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Complex | 2 | Anthony Hage | tough PCNs, good needle US visualization, will get better with more reps, on track |
| 7/1/26 | Andrew Tran | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 3 | Anthony Hage | Routine abscess drain check. You will be more confident in your plans the more of these you do, keep it up |
| 7/1/26 | Nico Sanchez | Consult performance (OutDoc/Rounds) | — | Routine | 4 | Anthony Hage | Good management of post biposy possible bleeding |
| 7/1/26 | Cole Bailey | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Routine | 2 | Anthony Hage | good exchange of PCNU for transplant kidney and nephrostogram. Remember you need about twice a wire length for a given tube. And we reviewed that the external part of the drain doesnt tell you what the drain type is (biliary, sideholes, etc) you should just be able to tell that from looking at the Xray/. Keep improving your one handed exchanges without losing wire purchase |
| 7/1/26 | Andrew Tran | Venous Access (port, PICC, HD cath) | — | Routine | 2 | Anthony Hage | Central venous access - work on needle US visual, just need more reps, speed will build with time |
| 7/1/26 | Nico Sanchez | Drainages (PTBD, Nephrostomy, Abscess, Chole, G tube, Exchanges) | — | Moderate | 3 | Anthony Hage | Liver abscess drain on call - you needed some help with US needle alignment and finding a good window for drainage. Did well with procedure once set up. I would like to see more initiative with selecting the supplies for the procedure and having a technical plan/approach. I can do a better job of asking you this instead of just telling you what we are going to do. This will continue develop throughout your final year. keep it up |