Psychiatry vs FP and WAMC

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[DrMidlife]

I think you're underestimating your chances. That 252 is a golden ticket. Australia doesn't have the stigma of the Caribbean, if that's what you're thinking.

Look at UC Davis' combined FM/Psych program: http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/psychiatry/residency/combfam/

And you can apply to more than one specialty.

Best of luck to you.

 

[lymphocyte]

Thank you @DrMidlife. I love your signature by the way.

 

[GimpGenius]

Maybe something like this after an FM residency?

http://www.neomed.edu/academics/bestcenter/integrated-care-fellowship-recruitment-material.pdf

 

[medimedimedi]

I think you're underestimating your chances. That 252 is a golden ticket. Australia doesn't have the stigma of the Caribbean, if that's what you're thinking.

Look at UC Davis' combined FM/Psych program: http://www.ucdmc.ucdavis.edu/psychiatry/residency/combfam/

And you can apply to more than one specialty.

Best of luck to you.

Step score is not a golden ticket. Don't overestimate yourself just from step scores. Both my steps were above that and I still matched way down on my rank list for FM, and I'm USMG, no red flags.

 

[NRAI2001]

Maybe something like this after an FM residency?

http://www.neomed.edu/academics/bestcenter/integrated-care-fellowship-recruitment-material.pdf

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[Merely]

Step score is not a golden ticket. Don't overestimate yourself just from step scores. Both my steps were above that and I still matched way down on my rank list for FM, and I'm USMG, no red flags.

How....

 

[NurWollen]

Step score is not a golden ticket. Don't overestimate yourself just from step scores. Both my steps were above that and I still matched way down on my rank list for FM, and I'm USMG, no red flags.

Man, what programs were you ranking?

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[lymphocyte]

Man, what programs were you ranking?

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And how did you interview? Poor clinicals or LoRs? USMG with 250+/250+ seems like a slam-dunk, but "softer" features like interpersonal skills matter a lot in family medicine.