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Hi all,
Was wondering if there are any combined A/I rheum fellow graduates. The two specialties used to be a combined track (3 years) but recently they've split into 2 years each as separate fellowships. Is there any worth pursuing a complete 4 years if one's plan is to go into private practice? Essentially one would be losing 2 years of private practice salary pursuing the second fellowship.
If research is ones aim, I agree that immunology and rheum dual certification is highly valuable. But let's focus our attention on private practice.
Was wondering if there are any combined A/I rheum fellow graduates. The two specialties used to be a combined track (3 years) but recently they've split into 2 years each as separate fellowships. Is there any worth pursuing a complete 4 years if one's plan is to go into private practice? Essentially one would be losing 2 years of private practice salary pursuing the second fellowship.
If research is ones aim, I agree that immunology and rheum dual certification is highly valuable. But let's focus our attention on private practice.