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Ensuring a Smooth Transition for Trainees Returning from Parental Leave - A Guide for Program Directors.

Carolynn M DeBenedectis¹, Ann K Jay², Sheryl G Jordan³

¹Department of Radiology, University of Massachusetts Medical School, 55 Lake Avenue North, Worcester, MA 01655.

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Returning to radiology residency after parental leave is stressful. Program directors can ease this transition by offering support, resources, and counseling for trainees facing challenges like childcare and discrimination.

Keywords:

Family leave Parental leave program director radiology resident well-being

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Background:

Parental leave presents unique challenges for radiology residents.
Trainees experience significant stressors upon return, including childcare and discrimination.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide a framework for program directors to support residents returning from parental leave.
To identify and address common stressors faced by residents post-leave.

Main Methods:

Structured counseling for returning residents.
Provision of resources for childcare and lactation.
Fostering a supportive training environment.

Main Results:

Program directors can mitigate stress through proactive support.
Addressing logistical and discriminatory concerns improves resident well-being.
A structured approach facilitates a smoother reintegration into training.

Conclusions:

Effective program director support is crucial for residents transitioning back from parental leave.
Implementing targeted resources and counseling enhances the residency experience.
This framework aids in creating a more inclusive and supportive radiology training.