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Hello,
I am about to become a resident in cardiology and have a unique opportunity to attend either Columbia or Harvard for a month.
Here is what I know:
- Columbia is affiliated with one of the best cardiovascular hospitals in America (New York-Presbyterian Hospital’s walls, ranked 3rd best medical center in Adult Cardiology & Heart Surgery)
- Harvard is the best in the research department and their internal medicine programs are ranked in the top 3. However they doesn't seem to focus on clinical skills all that much...
I understand that each of them have their own strengths and weaknesses, but unfortunately I do not know exactly what type of cardiology I want to practice yet.
What would you choose?
Do you have any other statistics that would help me make a decision?
Thanks in advance for your help
I am about to become a resident in cardiology and have a unique opportunity to attend either Columbia or Harvard for a month.
Here is what I know:
- Columbia is affiliated with one of the best cardiovascular hospitals in America (New York-Presbyterian Hospital’s walls, ranked 3rd best medical center in Adult Cardiology & Heart Surgery)
- Harvard is the best in the research department and their internal medicine programs are ranked in the top 3. However they doesn't seem to focus on clinical skills all that much...
I understand that each of them have their own strengths and weaknesses, but unfortunately I do not know exactly what type of cardiology I want to practice yet.
What would you choose?
Do you have any other statistics that would help me make a decision?
Thanks in advance for your help
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