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That depends on who wins the election....It probably will go away or at least quiet down after the November election...
That depends on who wins the election....It probably will go away or at least quiet down after the November election...
By osteopathic principles, it should go away. We’ve already taken the pandemic the way it likes to go, to the point of ease, or rather, it’s indirect barrier. So logically it should improve.
I guess with so many people going into ARDS, we weren’t able to apply respiratory force.
last ditch suggestion to register for tonights webinar and submit a question to ERAS regarding blinding of Step 2 CS/Comlex Level 2 PE scores.
sorry for the late reply - they did not answer the question about the PE/CS scores being reported.was anything useful mentioned?
Are we surprised lol? Scam A to Z.sorry for the late reply - they did not answer the question about the PE/CS scores being reported.
webinar was very basic, not necessary to watch it.
please update us! Thanks for looking out.Currently watching the COCA conference. There are 2 students on the board. Hopefully they do something useful.
Gimple speaks sometime around 1pm CST.
please update us! Thanks for looking out.
What about all the people this is screwing over for residency, the reason we went to medical school??? Why is this not an issue to them. WTF I am so done with this ****I will go ahead and update you now! Gimpel will say nothing about PE, the students on the board will say nothing about PE, and COCA will congratulate itself for removing PE as a requirement for graduation.
DO schools and admin are notorious for losing sight of their purpose to students: getting into residency. That's why they have all of these weird policies like limiting vacation for interviews and minimizing dedicated etc. It's really ironic because doing the right thing would make them look better because people would match better. Too stupid to see that though.What about all the people this is screwing over for residency, the reason we went to medical school??? Why is this not an issue to them. WTF I am so done with this ****
The problem is we have students complaining right now, and then they become Deans and Board members later, and they completely forgot what it was like when they were students. I don't know if this is just how the system works or if people just become out of touch with reality or something, but this is the reason why the same issues keep on perpetuating from one generation to the next.DO schools and admin are notorious for losing sight of their purpose to students: getting into residency. That's why they have all of these weird policies like limiting vacation for interviews and minimizing dedicated etc. It's really ironic because doing the right thing would make them look better because people would match better. Too stupid to see that though.
DO schools and admin are notorious for losing sight of their purpose to students: getting into residency. That's why they have all of these weird policies like limiting vacation for interviews and minimizing dedicated etc. It's really ironic because doing the right thing would make them look better because people would match better. Too stupid to see that though.
Unfortunately, much like politics, the people most capable and qualified are too busy doing their real job (physician) and being with their family. Typically and on average, mostly people with issues go into politics and admin. Sure there are some rare exceptions but it's the unfortunate reality. There isn't really a fix to this. Who would willingly subject themselves to this job? I certainly won't in the future. People can judge me that I'm part of the problem but I only have 1 life.The problem is we have students complaining right now, and then they become Deans and Board members later, and they completely forgot what it was like when they were students. I don't know if this is just how the system works or if people just become out of touch with reality or something, but this is the reason why the same issues keep on perpetuating from one generation to the next.
Thank you for keeping an eye out for us, are there any updates? ThanksCurrently watching the COCA conference. There are 2 students on the board. Hopefully they do something useful.
Gimple speaks sometime around 1pm CST.
The problem is we have students complaining right now, and then they become Deans and Board members later, and they completely forgot what it was like when they were students. I don't know if this is just how the system works or if people just become out of touch with reality or something, but this is the reason why the same issues keep on perpetuating from one generation to the next.
This. The people who tend to go into DO leadership positions are the ones who love the system (we all know those classmates...).Unfortunately, much like politics, the people most capable and qualified are too busy doing their real job (physician) and being with their family. Typically and on average, mostly people with issues go into politics and admin. Sure there are some rare exceptions but it's the unfortunate reality. There isn't really a fix to this. Who would willingly subject themselves to this job? I certainly won't in the future. People can judge me that I'm part of the problem but I only have 1 life.
You are right though, many people are quick to forget. I met interns that were complete dicks even though they were weak students and stuff like that. I think the process just makes some people just rude.
Lol. It's sad that this is our leadership.Gimple said he doesn't know why any DO student "who was proud of being an osteopath" would take the USMLE.
I love these statements. You know they’re sitting around likeSOMA purposed that Level 1 be abolished and pushed to create a unified exam with a non optional OMM add on for DO students. It seems like all the people that were born in the 40s and 50s and hold voting seats did not appreciate that proposal. A slew of Karens chimed in and spewed some OMM BS, "we are unique," a RN on the board said DOs are better than MDs - blah blah blah.
Dr.McCord? Not sure who he is, essentially said some people are going to have to die before changes are going to take place on the COMLEX exams. I assume he meant via natural causes and was reffering to the "brick wall" of the old guard. But that was a funny moment in the conversation.
COSGP - Brady Stevens, OMS-IV - He actually brought up Level 2PE. NO ONE asked any question or made any comments. Crickets
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Gimple - Very scripted. He said the November start date is still the target and that by March they may have a 3rd center up and running somewhere in the west.
He did say that he thought it was wrong that GME PDs would be able to see if a student had taken the PE or not. But he was getting stonewalled by politics at COCA and the AOA in terms of blinding on ERAS.
A few people commented that they don't understand why the COMLEX isnt considered by all GME programs. Gimple said he doesn't know why any DO student "who was proud of being an osteopath" would take the USMLE.
Nothing really useful or new was shared.
The idea that anyone is proud to be a DO is hilarious. Everyone under 50 is just trying to be a physician. Science (and apparently appropriate leadership) advances one funeral at a time as they say. This is the Crux of the issue. They simply do not realize we aren't like them at all.
The bit about Gimple admitting it’s wrong for PDs to be able to see if DOs have taken the PE is intriguing. Certainly a pivot from his stance back in May/June. If blinding PE scores was really a priority of his, I think it would’ve happened by now.SOMA purposed that Level 1 be abolished and pushed to create a unified exam with a non optional OMM add on for DO students. It seems like all the people that were born in the 40s and 50s and hold voting seats did not appreciate that proposal. A slew of Karens chimed in and spewed some OMM BS, "we are unique," a RN on the board said DOs are better than MDs - blah blah blah.
Dr.McCord? Not sure who he is, essentially said some people are going to have to die before changes are going to take place on the COMLEX exams. I assume he meant via natural causes and was reffering to the "brick wall" of the old guard. But that was a funny moment in the conversation.
COSGP - Brady Stevens, OMS-IV - He actually brought up Level 2PE. NO ONE asked any question or made any comments. Crickets
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Gimple - Very scripted. He said the November start date is still the target and that by March they may have a 3rd center up and running somewhere in the west.
He did say that he thought it was wrong that GME PDs would be able to see if a student had taken the PE or not. But he was getting stonewalled by politics at COCA and the AOA in terms of blinding on ERAS.
A few people commented that they don't understand why the COMLEX isnt considered by all GME programs. Gimple said he doesn't know why any DO student "who was proud of being an osteopath" would take the USMLE.
Nothing really useful or new was shared.
We are gonna have to agree to disagree here. I suppose this isn't the thread to lay out a laundry list of material evidence to the contrary and labeling it "inappropriate" is quite debatable as well...I realize we’re all frustrated by the NBOME and the powers at be, but we need to stop with the whole notion that the older generation needs to die off and that we’ll be in a better place when they do. It’s becoming more and more commonplace for people to make comments about “boomers” and suggesting they are the reason for any plight we might be facing. It’s inappropriate y’all so please knock it off
There is not a single tangible difference in being a DO. This isn't 1910. It's an insult to MDs, frankly. It's a crutch and excuse to implement regressive policies. Separate but equal is exactly what got us into this mess.I think we could embrace the positive differences of being a DO and still have responsible action taken by competent leadership. It doesn't have to be an "either or" situation. Unfortunately, they have made it into one.
SOMA purposed that Level 1 be abolished and pushed to create a unified exam with a non optional OMM add on for DO students. It seems like all the people that were born in the 40s and 50s and hold voting seats did not appreciate that proposal. A slew of Karens chimed in and spewed some OMM BS, "we are unique," a RN on the board said DOs are better than MDs - blah blah blah.
Dr.McCord? Not sure who he is, essentially said some people are going to have to die before changes are going to take place on the COMLEX exams. I assume he meant via natural causes and was reffering to the "brick wall" of the old guard. But that was a funny moment in the conversation.
COSGP - Brady Stevens, OMS-IV - He actually brought up Level 2PE. NO ONE asked any question or made any comments. Crickets
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Gimple - Very scripted. He said the November start date is still the target and that by March they may have a 3rd center up and running somewhere in the west.
He did say that he thought it was wrong that GME PDs would be able to see if a student had taken the PE or not. But he was getting stonewalled by politics at COCA and the AOA in terms of blinding on ERAS.
A few people commented that they don't understand why the COMLEX isnt considered by all GME programs. Gimple said he doesn't know why any DO student "who was proud of being an osteopath" would take the USMLE.
Nothing really useful or new was shared.
What meeting was this again? Was there a transcript made available or a recording?
COCA Board Meeting.
Zoom said it was being recorded. Not sure if it will be released though.
It's because the kind of people that are drawn to power care about power, not people. They don't care what happens to others so long as it isn't happening to them directlyThe problem is we have students complaining right now, and then they become Deans and Board members later, and they completely forgot what it was like when they were students. I don't know if this is just how the system works or if people just become out of touch with reality or something, but this is the reason why the same issues keep on perpetuating from one generation to the next.
I realize we’re all frustrated by the NBOME and the powers at be, but we need to stop with the whole notion that the older generation needs to die off and that we’ll be in a better place when they do. It’s becoming more and more commonplace for people to make comments about “boomers” and suggesting they are the reason for any plight we might be facing. It’s inappropriate y’all so please knock it off
Yeah I'm with @Neopolymath on this one. The problems of the DO world are 100% the fault of the old guard DO's that are in power. They really do not understand how different we feel about all of this than they do. They refuse to see it honestly, because it's pretty clear.
I mean Gimpel's comment there about "no DO student who is proud to be an osteopath would take USMLE" is literally a microcosm for how delusional their thinking is. 60%+ of DO students currently take USMLE.....
This isn’t a notion generated out of thin air. It’s based in reality. I’m sorry if that makes you uncomfortable but that’s just the reality of the situation. The old guard generation DOs are almost exclusively responsible and any young ones that play a role were directly influenced by them. I’ve been to the national conferences and seen it first hand. We were told specifically not to mention certain topics and specially to say “osteopathic medical student” instead of just medical student when addressing the old guards. It’s literally cult like and obviously financially motivated. This is the case in the real world as well, not just a DO student thing. And the mindset of it being “inappropriate” and To knock it off makes you complicit and only perpetuates the problems.I realize we’re all frustrated by the NBOME and the powers at be, but we need to stop with the whole notion that the older generation needs to die off and that we’ll be in a better place when they do. It’s becoming more and more commonplace for people to make comments about “boomers” and suggesting they are the reason for any plight we might be facing. It’s inappropriate y’all so please knock it off
This isn’t a notion generated out of thin air. It’s based in reality. I’m sorry if that makes you uncomfortable but that’s just the reality of the situation. The old guard generation DOs are almost exclusively responsible and any young ones that play a role were directly influenced by them. I’ve been to the national conferences and seen it first hand. We were told specifically not to mention certain topics and specially to say “osteopathic medical student” instead of just medical student when addressing the old guards. It’s literally cult like and obviously financially motivated. This is the case in the real world as well, not just a DO student thing. And the mindset of it being “inappropriate” and To knock it off makes you complicit and only perpetuates the problems.
Weird thread to tangentially defend boomers then lolI believe his statement was in reference to the general disdain for the older generation that has become prevalent among millenials, not specifically the NBOME.
seems there was another nbome meeting over the weekend that the president of the nrmp (donna lamb) attended. any word on that? less than 2 months until ERAS opens. it would be amazing if they would agree to blind PE/CS scores.
I like how the CEO of NRMP is a nurse (Donna Lamb)..... and has never been through the match. I'm a former RN, so i can call that BS without offending anyone.
Are you kidding me? The person in charge of the match isn’t even a physician? I argued a speeding ticket one time, do you think I can be Dean of a Law School?
Well In their defense the boomer bashing 100% started after years of “snowflake millennials” comments from any boomer with a social media account. Don’t dish it out of you can’t take it lolI believe his statement was in reference to the general disdain for the older generation that has become prevalent among millenials, not specifically the NBOME.
I dare you to go around writing DO, RN on your resume. Actually, it would probably help you out in job searches, climbing ladders, getting committee spots, etc.I like how the CEO of NRMP is a nurse (Donna Lamb)..... and has never been through the match. I'm a former RN, so i can call that BS without offending anyone.
The PE is in the #1 store for importance! Wait, no, it's way down on the list.In the mean time 2020 PD survey is out
Percentage of programs not requiring passage of comlex PE: 40%. Niiice.The PE is in the #1 store for importance! Wait, no, it's way down on the list.
Percentage of programs not requiring passage of comlex PE: 40%. Niiice.
I dare you to go around writing DO, RN on your resume. Actually, it would probably help you out in job searches, climbing ladders, getting committee spots, etc.