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Anyone have insight into smaller Florida programs like CC or Mayo?
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I think mayo Florida is much better from what I hear but I have no data
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Mayo is a great program that is well established (Peds rotation at wolfs children hospital, OB at UF JAX), large transplant center with plenty of boutique/specility surgeries.
CC fl is relatively new.
Look into UF Jax , well rounded program with good teaching faculty. Rotations at mayo Jax for transplant and neuro. wolfsons children hospital for Peds. Every wednesday nonclinical academic day (same for mayo). night float system for call, thus not scheduled on weekends.
CC fl is relatively new.
Look into UF Jax , well rounded program with good teaching faculty. Rotations at mayo Jax for transplant and neuro. wolfsons children hospital for Peds. Every wednesday nonclinical academic day (same for mayo). night float system for call, thus not scheduled on weekends.
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Mayo Clinic is the premier hospital in the entire state in terms of cash flow and profitability. They have the best payor mix. The residency is fairly easy and Cush by typical standards. Some of the graduates are not well prepared for high acuity cases and trauma in the real world. If your goal is to match at A very easy program with immense resources and ancillary staff with plenty of crnas then you found your program.
UF Jax is located in the inner city/hood. Tons of trauma and high acuity cases. Very poor payor mix with most patients uninsured or Medicaid. Limited ancillary staff and services. The resident schedule is reasonable but not as Cush as Mayo Jax. The hospital itself is almost the inverse of Mayo. UF does have a smaller facility near the airport which is new but still nowhere near Mayo’s level.
Cleveland Clinic Florida is a decent program but fairly new. I know less about CC Florida than the others.
UF Jax is located in the inner city/hood. Tons of trauma and high acuity cases. Very poor payor mix with most patients uninsured or Medicaid. Limited ancillary staff and services. The resident schedule is reasonable but not as Cush as Mayo Jax. The hospital itself is almost the inverse of Mayo. UF does have a smaller facility near the airport which is new but still nowhere near Mayo’s level.
Cleveland Clinic Florida is a decent program but fairly new. I know less about CC Florida than the others.
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They do lack trauma, but have the option to do it at UF JAX as an elective rotation. But regarding MTP protocols etc, they do ALOT of liver transplants during their training, so I wouldn't say they are not well prepared, but maybe unfamiliar. I found their residents are very smart, hard working and proficient in clinical anesthesia.
Mayo lacks trauma but agree, tons of transplant so you know how to quickly line and stabilize a patient. Also a good variety of cases- carcinoid tumor and mediastinal mass removals were not uncommon. Hours probably are cush by most standards. Some of the older attendings are grouchy and have little interest in teaching, but the younger/newer attendings are good teachers.
But honestly, living by the beach is the best part.
But honestly, living by the beach is the best part.
Medical students who pick a residency program based on being near the beach need to rethink their priorities. A program should be picked based on the quality of training it offers first then you can consider cost of living and location. This explains why Hopkins is still a top 10 program vs Miami. Or, why Mayo Clinic Rochester is significantly better than Mayo Florida in terms of national rankings.
I like Mayo Clinic but the Florida location isn’t a top tier program by any measure. That said, it’s a cushy program and if you Match there I’m sure you will be able to find a job or fellowship post residency.
I agree with the sentiment to get the best training one can, but in this market even the residents finishing their training at the finest HCA anesthesia residency in Bumfck, Nowhere are getting $275-300/hr jobs afterwards.
Spoken like someone who didn’t do a residency by the beach (j/k)
It is a good program for who are self motivated. It’s true that you can coast if you want to. The resources as you’ve mentioned and Mayo name can be very helpful though.
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Like Vector said anyone finishing those HCA programs can get a job in 2023 or 2024. The job market is wide open. But, these community programs tend to attract lower ranked medical students in terms of Step Scores, medical schools, etc. So, I would comment that most HCA programs tend to be lower tier programs but ones in which every spot will still be filled by an applicant. If your Step Scores are very marginal based on the match statistics those are programs you should be applying to Match.
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As someone who works at a facility that provides education for one of these programs I can tell you the staff do their best to provide a good education but it is still nothing near going to a major academic center.
