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Thanks for your reply, this is not listed as clinical for me but rather non-clinical community service. I have a different experience as a medical tech that I am considering my main clinical experience.I think it’s less that it’s a “red flag” for an activity, and more that I’m just not sure it’s a super strong experience in the first place. While you are providing an important service, it’s really not clinical and more of a Public Health Service. People coming in for screening STI testing generally would not be considered patients, IMO.
If you have other clinical experience then you may be fine. If you were banking on this as being your primary clinical experience, then I think you have a problem, because you haven’t really done a job that teaches you what it means to be a physician.
I don't see how communicating test results and linking people to other healthcare resources would be considered a red flag when it's all within scope of what you're credentialed to do. Just mention your certification from the state and continuing education. Just my thoughts.@Mr.Smile12 @Goro @LizzyM @Med Ed @Moko Hi would any of you be able to weigh in? I believe you all have adcom experience and I am still unsure what to do. Thank you
DittoI don't see how communicating test results and linking people to other healthcare resources would be considered a red flag when it's all within scope of what you're credentialed to do. Just mention your certification from the state and continuing education. Just my thoughts.
This.I don't see how communicating test results and linking people to other healthcare resources would be considered a red flag when it's all within scope of what you're credentialed to do. Just mention your certification from the state and continuing education. Just my thoughts.