Attending school in southeast, wanting to practice in Midwest. Do I need an audition rotation with desired programs?
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Do I need an audition rotation?
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What specialty? If it’s ortho you 100% need to audition. If it’s radiology (from my limited understanding) you don’t
FM.
I’m not familiar with FM, but depending on your scores I doubt you’ll need auditions. If you are really set on a specific program you could do one there. But it may end up hurting more than it helps
No you definitely dont need one. However if you dont have any ties to the area it can help
Maximus2020
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Depends on where you want to end up. Podunk FM clinic versus Northwestern FM. Family or reason to be going there (i.e., ties) indeed makes the difference.
More chances of hurting than helping IMHO. Way more chances of error during rotations etc - as long as you are good on paper, don't take a chance.
