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Definitely, just make sure you apply to more community oriented programs, since research places tend to be more about research (not saying its impossible to go to a research place, just less likely assuming everything else is equal)
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Research is such a loosely used term nowadays. Some people boast of all the "research" they have done when in fact they hung out in a lab for a few days here and there and maybe presented a poster. Research can encompass a formal degree program, a review article, original research, a poster presentation, case report etc. You don't need to be at Hopkins in a lab to produce. It's not hard to find a case among all you see during internship and residency. Clinical vignettes are also widely accepted as scholarly effort. Bottom line - programs will be able to pick up on whether you skated through residency doing nothing more than the bare minimum with hopes of landing a fellowship vs whether you busted your tail going above and beyond because that will predict how you act and perform as a fellow.
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How much do heme/onc fellowships take into consideration significant heme/onc research prior to and during med school? This would include poster presentations and publications. I'm interested in matching at an academic program (UCSF etc.). Thanks.
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Focus on your studies right now. I would worry more about the research issues when you get into residency. Fellowship directors are relaly not going to fish 6 or 7 years back in your resume for "research" which you may have done. Realistically how much research can a student do anyway aside from a month or two rotation?
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I'd love to know what kind of things she did!
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what are the community oriented programs out there?
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Solid necrobump. Moving to Hem/Onc.
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