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Knowledge about pediatric residents’ core competency in medical genetics can help refine educational process and emphasis. Pediatric residents enrolled in McMaster University Medical School Postgraduate Program and rotated through Clinical Genetics Division were assessed for their Core Competency in Genetics at McMaster Children’s Hospital, a tertiary care academic hospital. The residents showed a consistent pattern of strength and weakness in their core competency in genetics. Their scores ranged from 60-88/100 for overall competency, with highest scores in pedigree construction and description of specific genetic syndromes, while the lowest scores were in genetic laboratory investigations. Pediatric residents have a much more solid base in clinical training than in understanding genetic laboratory investigations and may benefit from more content in this particular area in their future curriculum.

Medical Genetics Core Competence Survey in Pediatric Residents at McMaster University Medical Center