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, indeed.
Yes. Yes it was. 😎
That sounds ****ing sweet. What's the down-low on UP students and Cleveland Clinic? Like, if I were interested in observing CT procedures at the world-renowned heart center, what opportunities are available for non-CCLCM students? Is there any CT stuff being done at the University Hospitals, or is it so overshadowed by CC that they have given up on that field?
That sounds ****ing sweet. What's the down-low on UP students and Cleveland Clinic? Like, if I were interested in observing CT procedures at the world-renowned heart center, what opportunities are available for non-CCLCM students? Is there any CT stuff being done at the University Hospitals, or is it so overshadowed by CC that they have given up on that field?
We have a saying 7, Case Med students don't make the same mistake three times.
Only if you think you're up to it.i know, i know. won't happen again.
clearly 1501 was quite the debacle, but was it my mistake i didn't go for 1451? curlytop was deserving.
now, is that a challenge?![]()
All CWRU students have all the same opportunities after their second year for rotations. UH I assure you, would go ballistic at your comment. 😀
Great hospitals, like great Top-posters do not exist in a vacuum. They need that competition to keep them sharp, know what I mean?
Welcome.No slight was intended toward UH! I guess I just assumed at least in the field of cardiothoracics, UH was outshadowed by CC. I stopped being lazy and actually looked up the departments in surgery at UH, and it looks like they do all major organ transplants besides the heart! It even appears that they have been doing lung transplants for considerably longer than CC as well.
I guess I still don't completely understand Case and CC's relationship, despite asking about it during the interview day, haha. Thanks Myuu/vcQuad7 :thumbsup:
i know, i know. won't happen again.
clearly 1501 was quite the debacle, but was it my mistake i didn't go for 1451? curlytop was deserving.
now, is that a challenge?![]()
Only if you think you're up to it.![]()
[which makes more sense if you guys applying know that Case's mascot is the Spartan]
[which makes more sense if you guys applying know that Case's mascot is the Spartan]
well of course i am.
however, i have been debating recently that i should probably start weaning myself off this thread. realistically, Case/CCLCM are a reach for me. i would absolutely love to spend the next half-decade-ish in cleveland. sowhenif the door finally closes, i might be a little heartbroken. at the same time, i've been uncharacteristically optimistic. soooo we'll see
now if someone could guarantee an acceptance if I match FlowRate's 3000 or get every top, i would do it 😀
I think you are referring to my Restless Fists Syndrome posts exchange with Myuu? 😀
I better slow down..I'm owning my own posts?!
CWRU is primarily a RESEARCH institution. they love their research. They want students to go into academic medicine and or continue to participate in research as a physician or to specialize and advance their field of choice. They don't have as good a primary care ranking, because they don't work as hard to prepare students for being a primary care physician IMO... but that's not want CWRU is about. They want their students to "think beyond the possible(TM)" haha
CWRU also doesn't have too small of library. They have two medical related libraries (one has a museum of sorts in it)... and they have tons of stuff online... and if you can't get a book at the library, you can OhioLink it and it will be there in a few days.
See CWRU, you should interview me. 🙂 Just PM me an invite.
So, I scrubbed in for a tour of the cardiothoracic ORs with some of my classmates yesterday...CCF has 16 dedicated CT surgical suites at the main campus (and some ridiculous number total). If each room does two procedures per day, that means there are approx. 30 some odd procedures at the main campus every day.
Watched cardioplegia (stopping a beating heart), and cardiopulmonary bypass (pump the patients blood outside their bodies to oxygenate before returning to their bodies). This is done so the surgeons can work on on the hearts. Leaned (almost)over the sterile field and looked down onto the beating heart of a patient...👍
Each suite there has a dedicated heart-lung bypass machine ($$$$) with realtime in-line blood parameter monitoring, 4(!!!) huge flat screen TVs and a crap ton of state-of-the-art medical hardware. The surgeons all wear head mounted cameras and info is displayed War Room style on all the screen.
By OR standards, the rooms are HUGE! Amazing. And it is pretty awesome that they gave us personalized tours (3 students to 1 surgeon) through several rooms and procedures.
Why Myuu!
Top of the morning to you!
Say, is this a cleaning or an unscheduled visit?
I think the current : prospective student post ratio is really skewed in this thread...(10:1)??
I think the current : prospective student post ratio is really skewed in this thread...(10:1)??
Done getting stabbed repeatedly. Now on to preceptor evaluation and the actual cleaning.
Indeed.Ahhh...at the dental school, huh?
No, but maybe a little narration would be nice, rather than the stab in silence approach.😳Did he/she try to make conversation while your mouth was gaping open and full of sharp dental instruments? I hate when they do that... I usually just make a "gaaah" sound in response.
I will contribute 🙂. Here is a post from me!Right. I absolutely agree. You prospective students are really slacking off. Each of you should find 9 other CWRU applicants and get them to start posting.![]()
I will contribute 🙂. Here is a post from me!
I am getting increasingly nervous for my interview at the end of this month at UP!! 🙂