4th year electives

[Claymore]

Anyone have any recommendations for 4th year elective clerkships? I don't have too much interest in things like ophtho or pm&r but had heard these might be good ones...what do you all think? Or is it better to just do things that might help prepare me for internship?

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[GopherBrain]

I think psychiatry is valuable, especially a consult service.

 

[Rolandicfissure]

Anyone have any recommendations for 4th year elective clerkships? I don't have too much interest in things like ophtho or pm&r but had heard these might be good ones...what do you all think? Or is it better to just do things that might help prepare me for internship?

I'm doing a month of pain clinic right now, and it's a great refresher on spinal anatomy.

 

[bustbones26]

depends on your schedule, at my school, we do about 12 weeks of required "family practice in disguise" rotations. But we are also required to do a surgical selective block. If your school requires a surgery rotation, I'd recommend neurosurgery, ortho with a person that does spine, or a surgical ICU month.

Of course, if you have time, audition rotations in general neurology at a place you'd like to apply to.