Hey. I did my Fellowship there as well, following my audition month. I was lucky enough to have my audition month fall in the same time slot when all the Fellows were out of the office for a homicide course, so I basically got to step up and get a lot of experience that I otherwise wouldn't have gotten, therefore my experience might not be the same as someone who was competing with Fellows for cases. I would eviscerate cases under the supervision of one of the senior ME’s, but I wouldn’t generate any paperwork or reports or anything. I was basically the hands-on while the ME oversaw the entire case, but the ME’s also got to see how I operated, which I’m assuming is the whole point of the audition month! So during your audition month, you definitely get your hands into the workload, but the ME supervising you watches your every step since ultimately they are the ones taking responsibility for your work. After the autopsies were completed, I would present the cases I assisted at in the afternoon roundtable discussion, where all the docs who cut cases that day presented to all the other ME’s. Again, I’m sure this was so the docs could gauge how I’d handle giving a case presentation. Hope this helps!