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Would you recommend doing a Medicine AI or a Psych AI? What are the pros and cons of either? Thanks! |
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Depends on what you want from the rotation. If you're looking to get the strongest preparation for your residency and something that will look stronger on your application, I would do the Medicine AI. If you're just looking to gain some experience and take it easier on yourself, I would do the Psych AI. Personally, I did both AIs in my 4th year because I was going into Psych.
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Our school has everyone do a medicine SubI/AI and I think it helped a lot with step 2 CK. The psych one will also be helpful b/c there's only one month mandated in residency and if it's interesting to you there's never enough time for it. If you can do both, do both, but if you have to choose only one do medicine.
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Last edited by digfast; 04-18-2011 at 10:21 AM. |
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Choose a rotation where you feel you'd have more fun, which imo would be psych. It's a lot less taxing for you as a 4th year (you'll need the rest before internship, believe me). While ICU rotation is labor intensive, you will easily learn a TON more than in either psych or floor medicine. Of all the rotations you can take as a medical student, ICU is one where you will gain the most hard-core medicine knowledge. Thoroughly recommend icu. |
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choose rotations with good hours. You can still impress with 1st shift hours at 5 days a week
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