anesthesia grad doing pm&r based pain fellowship

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My last fellow was Anes. I train one fellow per year. Unaccredited. He did fine. Brought a different viewpoint to things. Started out not thinking patients on table were wide awake.
 
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My last fellow was Anes. I train one fellow per year. Unaccredited. He did fine. Brought a different viewpoint to things. Started out not thinking patients on table were wide awake.

Be fair, not all of your patients are wide awake. You get new patients who are polypharmacy zombies also. ;)
 
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I know some, like JFK, have you doing EMGs regularly. Other than that situation, I don't see where it would be a problem.
 
its also good to diversify your skill set, good opportunity for a different view point.
 
Not a lot of people do intrathecal pump or SCS implants in private
 
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