sciencerules135
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Please do not quote: I am going to try to keep somewhat vague if I can.
Hi, as I prep for reapplication I need help figuring out what job to pursue for my gap year. I’ve had a few interviews and these are the ones I’m currently deciding between:
1. MA position at a pediatrician-would be a hands on position at a very busy office. (Already got offer letter)
-hands on experience but not guaranteed full time
-not the best work reviews from previous employees
2. Scribe role in pediatric surgery department at a very well known big name non-profit hospital (told me I got the offer today)
⁃ not guaranteed full time
⁃ Not hands on but a field I’m interested in
3. Orthopedic hand surgery internship-would be assisting in procedures, be apart of pre-op and recovery Care, get to work alongside Spanish speaking populations (still waiting for next steps so haven’t gotten this one yet, but looks promising)
⁃ full time role and is very time intensive however would learn a lot
Personally, I haven't done any of these roles before so any would be new positions to add to my application. However, after some reflection I do feel like my application is lacking in hands on patient interactions so my goal was to find a position that would allow me to be interacting more directly and learn the most. Which do we think is the best option?
Hi, as I prep for reapplication I need help figuring out what job to pursue for my gap year. I’ve had a few interviews and these are the ones I’m currently deciding between:
1. MA position at a pediatrician-would be a hands on position at a very busy office. (Already got offer letter)
-hands on experience but not guaranteed full time
-not the best work reviews from previous employees
2. Scribe role in pediatric surgery department at a very well known big name non-profit hospital (told me I got the offer today)
⁃ not guaranteed full time
⁃ Not hands on but a field I’m interested in
3. Orthopedic hand surgery internship-would be assisting in procedures, be apart of pre-op and recovery Care, get to work alongside Spanish speaking populations (still waiting for next steps so haven’t gotten this one yet, but looks promising)
⁃ full time role and is very time intensive however would learn a lot
Personally, I haven't done any of these roles before so any would be new positions to add to my application. However, after some reflection I do feel like my application is lacking in hands on patient interactions so my goal was to find a position that would allow me to be interacting more directly and learn the most. Which do we think is the best option?