anesthesiology

Hello everyone, I know there's been previous similar threads but considering recent changes in anesthesia, I was hoping for some more 'recent' advice. Apologies for this being long: I am an MS4 who's been involved with the anesthesia dept. since a wee lad. I ran the interest group, done...

Hi all-- Do you send thank yous to all your interviewers at fellowship programs ? Just the PD? No one at all? Thanks-- gas

Hi Fellas, kindly provide me any information regarding the Anesthesiology residency program at the NY methodist hospital, Brooklyn, NY. As their site gives no information regarding it, and they do not participate in the ERAS match.

Hi Im an "fmg" from japan's "top-tier" med school (still in 2nd yr med school)planning to match in general surg in the us. Ive been doing epidemiology research in surgical anesthesiology as the biostatistician for like 6 months when i got moved to "epidemiological preventive cardiology"...

Hello all! I'm a Junior level college student working towards his Bachelors in Public Health with a concentration in Epidemiology. I was wondering if this degree had any transferable value when it comes to pursing a career as a CRNA? What steps would entail becoming a CRNA from the current...

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Hello, im a college student currently taking pre med courses. I have always been interested in medicine and specifically anesthesiology because i like working with patients, being able to knownall kinds of diseases and diagnoses, being in the OR and the fact that Anesthesiologists get to...

Graduate of U.S. allopathic medical school seeking anesthesia residency position. Have completed PGY-1 (CBY) and PGY-2 (CA-1) training in anesthesiology but willing to start at any level. Available immediately. No geographic restrictions.

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Hello everyone! This is my first post, so please be lenient on me, although I have been lurking on SDN for the past three years now. Anyway, after switching majors countless times (biotechnology, accounting, computer science, economics, etc.) and shadowing pretty much every health...

Hi forum, It's just a few weeks from matching and stress is setting in hard. I'm at a mid-tier US Allopathic med school with below average step scores (210 step 1, 222 step 2) and mostly Bs on my transcript. I took an extra year in school because of a very legitimate health reason (not psych). I...

*Thinking -MS-3. -Step 1: 243. -Honored: Neuro, OB-Gyn, Psych, -High Passed: Surgery, Pediatrics -Haven't had Medicine or Family Medicine yet. I've heard great things about Hopkins, Mayo Clinic (though it's not in the north east), and Alabama (also not in the North East). I want to go to an...

I recently took over recruiting for our growing group at Englewood Hospital. One of our 5 cardiac anesthesiologists has taken another position to shorten his commute so we are looking for a fellowship trained cardiac anesthesiologist (new grads welcome!). Our anesthesiology group is a...

Over the course of the interview trail I had been convinced to try for a TY year as EVERY single anesthesia resident who did one highly recommended it- more time in the OR (electives), more procedures, and generally just more perks. I had made the decision late in the interview season, which...

I currently serve as the Chair of the Department of Anesthesiology at Temple University in Philadelphia. I was recently referred to this forum by one of our residents. It was their feeling that there was an unmet need for well informed information amongst medical students applying to the...

I love horses and poultry. They are my whole life. If I became a vet, I would specialize in equine internal medicine for sure and maybe avian/poultry general. I would love to spend my working life with them, but I also want horses, a couple dogs and chickens. Oh yeah, and a family ;). I just...

Hello, If you are a IMG looking to write the Canadian Royal College exams, and are looking for help in preparation for written and oral exam components please feel free to contact me at [email protected] The pass rate for Canadian residents is typically higher than 95% and that...

Update 2017-2018 Anesthesiology Board Review Courses Anesthesiology Board Review Publisher: Audio-Digest Credit Hours: 40 Credit Type: AMA PRA Category 1 Format: Audio CDs and MP3 Summary: The Audio-Digest Anesthesiology Board Review is a comprehensive summary with faculty from a variety of...