Academic Medicine and Prelim/TY

[anonobro]

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If you plan to go into academic medicine does it matter where you do your Prelim/TY? Would it be a detriment in finding an academic job if you did a cushier prelim/TY or does it not matter? Obviously, this question is specifically for specialties with advanced residencies (derm, rads, etc.). Thanks.

 

[gutonc]

If you plan to go into academic medicine does it matter where you do your Prelim/TY? Would it be a detriment in finding an academic job if you did a cushier prelim/TY or does it not matter? Obviously, this question is specifically for specialties with advanced residencies (derm, rads, etc.). Thanks.

I can't imagine it would make much/any difference. You're going to find an academic job based on the strength of your work in residency/fellowship, not which hospital you chose to write insulin sliding scale orders in.

 

[anonobro]

I can't imagine it would make much/any difference. You're going to find an academic job based on the strength of your work in residency/fellowship, not which hospital you chose to write insulin sliding scale orders in.

Great to know, thanks!

 

[drizzt3117]

If you plan to go into academic medicine does it matter where you do your Prelim/TY? Would it be a detriment in finding an academic job if you did a cushier prelim/TY or does it not matter? Obviously, this question is specifically for specialties with advanced residencies (derm, rads, etc.). Thanks.

Doesn't matter.

 

[RestoreSight]

Anyone else hate insulin sliding scale orders?

 

[username456789]

Anyone else hate inpatient medicine?

Yup.

 

[ar2388]

yes..