Fellowship and SF Match question

[TheBoneDoctah]

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On SF Match, there is an area under "publications" labeled "oral presentation." Is this area only for oral podium research presentations? For example, am I able to put lectures and presentations I have done for medical students/residents not related to research?

 

[NotAProgDirector]

I know absolutely nothing about the SF match or it's application process.

But.

When talking about publications, the key ingredient is peer reviewed / limited selection. So I would not put random lectures you gave, unless there was a competitive selection process.

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

I know absolutely nothing about the SF match or it's application process.

But.

When talking about publications, the key ingredient is peer reviewed / limited selection. So I would not put random lectures you gave, unless there was a competitive selection process.

That is exactly my thought. A coresident is listing all their lectures given and it didnt seem like that was the area for that. thank you.

 

[GoSpursGo]

Nothing annoys me more than when I see someone list a random presentation to their team on their IM rotation or at morning report as an “oral presentation.” That is just part of being a trainee.

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

Nothing annoys me more than when I see someone list a random presentation to their team on their IM rotation or at morning report as an “oral presentation.” That is just part of being a trainee.

I would agree. Was making sure I wasn't missing something.

 

[NotAProgDirector]

Well.... Then there's the "chief student" insanity. That grinds my gears also.

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

Well.... Then there's the "chief student" insanity. That grinds my gears also.

the what

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

the what

What’s this mean haha

 

[NotAProgDirector]

I assume you're asking me?

Not infrequently, I see students report that they were picked as the "chief student" for their clinical clerkship. Which usually means they need to deal with the schedule, or some such. It's really ridiculous.

 

[TheBoneDoctah]

I assume you're asking me?

Not infrequently, I see students report that they were picked as the "chief student" for their clinical clerkship. Which usually means they need to deal with the schedule, or some such. It's really ridiculous.

Oh haha.

 

[dozitgetchahi]

Nothing annoys me more than when I see someone list a random presentation to their team on their IM rotation or at morning report as an “oral presentation.” That is just part of being a trainee.

Ah yes - but when you prepare your “full academic CV” that goes on for like 15 pages, you’re apparently supposed to include even the time you lectured your grandma on the importance of getting the flu vaccine as well as every single other time you gave any sort of PowerPoint since college (an impromptu case presentation you gave to your IM team as a med student suddenly turns into a “departmental grand rounds presentation”, as you know).

So it doesn’t surprise me that people get confused. It’s also the reason I can’t stand academia in general - I just can’t wrap my head around an environment where everyone trades in bull****.

 

[GoSpursGo]

Ah yes - but when you prepare your “full academic CV” that goes on for like 15 pages, you’re apparently supposed to include even the time you lectured your grandma on the importance of getting the flu vaccine as well as every single other time you gave any sort of PowerPoint since college (an impromptu case presentation you gave to your IM team as a med student suddenly turns into a “departmental grand rounds presentation”, as you know).

I don’t put impromptu presentations on my CV 🙂

 

[dozitgetchahi]

I don’t put impromptu presentations on my CV 🙂

That’s good. I’ve lost track of how many of those I’ve seen out there that have that kind of stuff on them.

 

[AlteredScale]

I assume you're asking me?

Not infrequently, I see students report that they were picked as the "chief student" for their clinical clerkship. Which usually means they need to deal with the schedule, or some such. It's really ridiculous.

This doesn't send them to the top of the rank list? My program even has a little office for them.