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Can't Wait!
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No magic formula here. Whatever made you a successful intern, keep working on it to be a successful PM&R resident.
1 Show up on time.
2 Be prepared.
3 Be efficient, but dont cut corners.
4 Dont shirk your responsibilities.
5 Play nice with everyone.
6 Learn your anatomy.
7 Dont forget your medicine.
8 Read.
9 Read.
10 Read.
Most importantly...enjoy. Youre one of us now. Almost.
1 Show up on time.
2 Be prepared.
3 Be efficient, but dont cut corners.
4 Dont shirk your responsibilities.
5 Play nice with everyone.
6 Learn your anatomy.
7 Dont forget your medicine.
8 Read.
9 Read.
10 Read.
Most importantly...enjoy. Youre one of us now. Almost.
I can't wait to start!! Anyone else feel the same?
I DO!!! I have been counting down the days. I really cant wait!! I have been reading up the PM&R Pocketpedia every chance I get.
I can't wait to start!! Anyone else feel the same?
Any tips on how to rock your PGY-2 year (first PMR year)
What Ludicolo said.
Remember human function. Whether you're doing inpatient rehab or sports you are improving function. Don't lose sight of that.
The best advice I can give is.. enjoy the ride. Residency is actually fun.
With attending status comes worries about salary, position, politics, liability, and taking your work home with you. its not bad being an attending but its definitely not easier than being a resident. it will be over before you know it!