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Domain of Practice -  McMaster University, Developmental Pediatrics The table below indicates the domains of practice for a restricted registration available to residents by service and site. Please indicate the domain of practice for which you are seeking a restricted registration. Please ensure that you have the level of experience required for the service type and location you will be working at, and that you receive the level of supervision that is required by your Program. Service Type Required Level of Experience Supervision Level PGY Required Residency Experiences, including any specific rotations, ATLS, PALS etc. Rotation Types & Duration Rotation Recency ITER's Critical Care Tertiary (McMaster Children's Hospital only) 4/5 Residents must have successfully completed three years of training in an accredited Pediatric Residency Program.  This must include two months of PCCU and two months of NICU. Residents should also have a valid certificate in PALS and NRP.                                                                                                                                The resident must be in good standing with the program and with respect to professionalism Wards ( 12 Hour Shifts), NICU, PCCU* within 2 years of application >=4/5 Moderate St. Joseph's Healthcare 4/5 Residents must have successfully completed three years of training in an accredited Pediatric Residency Program.  This must include two months of NICU. Residents should also have a valid certificate in NRP. The resident must be in good standing with the program and with respect to professionalism Level 2 nursery, Deliveries, consults to newborn nursery within 2 years of application >=4/5 Moderate *The residents must be in good standing with the program, and this includes submission of procedure log, MGLA points, and a research progress. The residents in-training evaluation score should be above the average for their year. The residents MCQ, SAQ and OSCE scores should be above average compared to their year. The resident will have to be in good standing with regards to professionalism with the program. For more information on CPSO Supervision levels, click here  Print