Totally agree with above, but in fellowship, you better damn well learn and do appropriate focused physical exams. Thats a given.
Yea, I agree. Imagine you send a chronic pain patient with mood issues to a local therapist. The patient comes back to you and tells you what they have been working on. How the heck would you know if its the right stuff, if the therapist knows what the heck they are doing, if they are making progress, or if you need to add medication aboard, unless you come from psych. Its like when a family doc refers a patient with shoulder/back pain to physical therapy without writing what to work on; they may know the patient needs physical therapy but not know if the patient is making progress or if further treatment is warranted or what is the expected outcome of the physical therapy(which may not be full recovery).