5-6pm
- If you are rounding the next morning, good time to preround

6-9pm
- This is your golden period when you're not on call for consults
- get to know moonlighter consults even before they sign out to you, especially if they are busy
- stalk the tracking board 
- post-op checks
- consider going to NICU and grabbing a printed out sheet of nursing phone numbers for the night, this is the unit that keeps you the busies

9pm-4am
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1201: if you are rounding, drop everything non-emergent and see patients. If you somehow have a monstrous night, your chief most likely will understand even if you can't chart round if you have exams. 

4am checklist
- CTH 0400 
- Call EEG (#s in sidebar)
- Do a final check that all consults have been added to the appropriate list, including the moonlighters

Checklist Before leaving hospital
- medrecs or sign out to APPs
- finalize your notes
- sign out boxes to daytime
- forward your pager to TJ (or don't) 

At 4am

EMU patients: this is different from cEEG, and covers patients in 8G/7F (The epilepsy monitoring unit) 

1. Call 412-647-4141 

cEEG patients

1. Call EEG 412-864-3791
2. Ask them who the analyst is 
3. They will give you someone's number on the right 
4. Call that person
5. Ask the following
   1. any seizures
   2. any epileptiform discharges
   3. any sharps 
   4. any other events of note? 

If emergency, call a condition as specified here: Condition C - XWiki


If not emergency: 
1. Call any ICU pickle (4g/4f/6fg) and ask who is the RI (resource intensivist), the attending who would need to accept, get their name and phone number
2. Call AOD and find out where there is a bed. Tell them you will get permission from an RI to do this  
3. call the RI and tell them theres a bed in location _____, can I have it, this is the patient
4. Put in neuro transfer order once RI accepts 
5. call the appropriate ICU pickle and sign the patient out