This will probably come across as a silly question, but I was wondering about the specific differences between a Pain and Interventional Spine fellowship? Is pain inclusive of everything an IS fellowship does with peripheral injections? I've seen various pain fellowships including emg, but have seen IS doing that also. Looked on different program websites to see various program' curricula, but I am still unsure. Any thoughts from fellows in both places and attendings on differences of scope of practice and day to day differences?
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Fellowship differences
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i was wondering the same thing about the two different fellowships at VCU they seem parallel, one ACGME the other not. If you have some beneficial information or explantation, I would appreciate the post..... thanks
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I know a former VCU fellow who said pretty much the same thing.....
I know a former VCU fellow who said pretty much the same thing.....
please explain, I dont get the inuendo...🙄