Anyone interviewing at wake forest this weekend?
can you share your experience at emory?invite to Emory today
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Stanford, UCLA, UCSF, Yale, U Chicago, Boston Medical Center, Mass General, Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Cornell, NYU, U Penn, Thomas Jefferson, U Wash in Seattle
Hi!
anybody knows anything about Scripps clinic in La Jolla, California.
They invited me for an interview in May. Isn't it too late?
It is my only interview, so I don't think I have a great chance
thank you in advance...
I am new to this forum. I am very desperate and hopeless. applyed to 40 endo fellowship programs but didn't receive single interview this means taht I should move on and forget about endo?
I have an interview at Harbor -UCLA
Any idea about this program?
can you share your experience at emory?
For all of you that got the Harbor-UCLA interview. If you truly want to be in Southern California, it is probably your best shot to get in, that is with Harbor UCLA. UCLA, USC, Cedars are much more difficult to get in simply because they favor their own residents. With Harbor-UCLA, there usually are 2-clinical spots, and 1- academic (3years). If you're not a stellar applicant but you are desperate to get into endo fellowship, think about the 3-year academic spot. You will have many people competing with you to do the 2 year track, but much fewer going for the 3 year track. And having known people who completed the 3 year track, they ended up doing clinical anyways and joining a private practice or working for a large group. yes it's an extra year, but I guess you'll have to weigh whether your objective is to get into sunny CA or if saving a year is more important. That academic spot there is much easier to get than the clinical spots. And it probably goes for all the academic positions versus clinical positions around the country.
I don't really understand your reasoning. Harbor UCLA has a IM residency program and they also favor their own residents. Fellowship application is a crapshoot in a way, some years there are no internal candidates and other years multiple, so if you really want to be at a certain geographical location, may as well apply to all of the programs there.
boF
ps: i would not recommend ranking that 3 year track unless you are really ok with a 3 year fellowship. that extra year could be a long time...
I don't really understand your reasoning. Harbor UCLA has a IM residency program and they also favor their own residents. Fellowship application is a crapshoot in a way, some years there are no internal candidates and other years multiple, so if you really want to be at a certain geographical location, may as well apply to all of the programs there.
boF
ps: i would not recommend ranking that 3 year track unless you are really ok with a 3 year fellowship. that extra year could be a long time...
I am sorry I just realised that u meant the ENDO conference.......
Good luck
I hope everyone is happy with their match. I will be going to Emory!
Hi all - I matched at my 2nd choice.Attended 12 IVs and ranked all 12 .I didnot get any positive feedback from top 3 programs after the interview but some how made it.A friend of mine got excellent feedback from the programs but unfortunately didnot match.
Hey All,
Hope the fellowship application experience is going well! I'm preparing for my Endocrinology fellowship interviews and just curious to hear about people's experiences. In general (questions you've been asked, unique challenges, impression of programs, helpful tips, etc.) and whether you've had the opportunity to interview at the following programs and impressions:
1. University of Rochester Medical Center (NY)
2. University of Utah School of Medicine
3. NSLIJ
4. Jackson Memorial Hospital/University of Miami
Thanks in advance!
gordo8319