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Hi all,
I don't plan on doing it, but it is my understanding that if you have internship under your belt, you can basically hang out a shingle and start practicing medicine.
My question: I have heard that this ONLY applies to prelim medicine years, but not a transitional year. Anyone know if this is the case? I'm planning on doing radiology after my transitional year, and in a worst case scenario (e.g. radiology doesn't work out for some reason) I'd like to have something to fall back on.
Thanks!
I don't plan on doing it, but it is my understanding that if you have internship under your belt, you can basically hang out a shingle and start practicing medicine.
My question: I have heard that this ONLY applies to prelim medicine years, but not a transitional year. Anyone know if this is the case? I'm planning on doing radiology after my transitional year, and in a worst case scenario (e.g. radiology doesn't work out for some reason) I'd like to have something to fall back on.
Thanks!