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[smh343]

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[cookiegrub]

I say go with peds and dont look back. You could also do derm with fellowship but harder match with many research pubs

 

[Tangerine123]

Career interests:

• I really like working with kids and families. #1 priority.
• Non-interventional, more outpatient but maybe some inpatient
• I like longitudinal care, counseling, teaching, physical exam, medical therapy
• I prefer shorter training time. Don't care much about money. Will have average debt ($240k at start of residency)

Family Medicine 👍🏻

 

[You shall know the Truth]

I think be a dermatologist that specializes in peds neuro

 

[You shall know the Truth]

The most important question is what is the number one thing you want/like.

 

[radsisrad]

You get the same advice from me as I always give to these Qs: fight tooth, nail, and claw to get a derm spot.

 

[longhaul3]

Why do you say neuro is such a commitment compared to the others?

 

[aSagacious]

You get the same advice from me as I always give to these Qs: fight tooth, nail, and claw to get a derm spot.

To each their own. I would literally kill myself if I had to be a dermatologist. Even for 500k+ and 40 hrs with no call.

 

[zero0]

Psych and rads are both not terrible options

Derm too but with none of the checkboxes filled other than step score I don't think you'll have much luck there, at least apply with back up

Peds is floundering, terrible job market

Neuro is a hard no for me personally