Anyone here a GS resident at PCOM?

[theamericanidol]

if you want more information on the program you can go to

www.generalsurgeryresidents.com

it will give you info on the call schedules, residents, hospitals.

its a privately made website for the program

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[Castro Viejo]

if you want more information on the program you can go to

www.generalsurgeryresidents.com

it will give you info on the call schedules, residents, hospitals.

its a privately made website for the program

Ha ha. The picture on the website of the hand holding a 10 blade is holding it incorrectly.

I know, I know... I'm a child, but it was amusing nontheless.

 

[medicine1]

I think that fairly common for osteopathic residencies unfortunately.

Actually if you were to look at most DO General surgery residencies, you would find that it is fairly uncommon. Most programs take 2-3 residents per year.

 

[Winged Scapula]

Actually if you were to look at most DO General surgery residencies, you would find that it is fairly uncommon. Most programs take 2-3 residents per year.

But it is common in medical schools and larger residencies which is what we were talking about.

 

[beastmaster]

if you want more information on the program you can go to

www.generalsurgeryresidents.com

it will give you info on the call schedules, residents, hospitals.

its a privately made website for the program

JPH looks like he'd practiced for that photo session. Slight head tilt, raised brow. Look tough, but not angry. Bit of a smile, but not enough to make it obvious. Yep, I'm a surgeon alright. BOO YA.

 

[SLUser11]

JPH looks like he'd practiced for that photo session. Slight head tilt, raised brow. Look tough, but not angry. Bit of a smile, but not enough to make it obvious. Yep, I'm a surgeon alright. BOO YA.

I guess since his pager number is listed on the internet that there should be some mandatory prank calling from the SDN..........