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DO in metropolitan cities?
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There is no difference b/w MD or DO in terms of landing a job as long as you are board certified etc.
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Why do you think a DO wouldn't?
Yes you can land a job in those places. You can become an attending physician at UW or CU. will you get appointed as a professor? Only if you're CV shows you've had a successful academic career thus far. But yes whether MD or DO you can find a hospital in these cities and work there.
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Fellowships are different from regular jobs. Typically your residency plays a huge factor in your ability to secure a fellowship.
As for just finding a job-- that should be doable anywhere. Heck, you can just set up shop in the city of your choosing if you want to do private practice.
Yes.
The AOA has a register of its members and guess what, they tend to cluster in big cities and suburbs, just like everyone else.
The AOA has a register of its members and guess what, they tend to cluster in big cities and suburbs, just like everyone else.
