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Don't know much about G'towns program... I do know their ED was (or maybe still is) pretty un-busy and small. But to get accredidation you have to have a certain # of ED visits, so I doubt there would be a problem.Trajan said:
I think in general, any program that is just starting out is going to be a little less competitive. However, DC is a great location and that by itself may make it a little more competitive than usual.
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I seem to recall from travels in past lives that Georgetown (or was it GWU?) sent residents to Holy Cross and INOVA Fairfax as well.
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40K visits/year is the minimum.
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gwu sends their residents to PG and to inova fairfax... iirc georgetown's sticking point was that they needed more peds, i guess they found it. they use wash hosp center for their main hosp, no?
people will apply there b/c of geography, that's for sure. the dc/balt area needed another program.
people will apply there b/c of geography, that's for sure. the dc/balt area needed another program.
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I don't know fer sure, but I'd assume GT would send their residents to Washington Hospital Center, Fairfax, GT, and +/- PG County, +/- Holy Cross...
GTown merged with MedStar Health a few years ago. Now Washington Hospital Center is the main teaching hospital and the University Hospital is more or less just for the name.
I know the GW ED residents staff Inova Fairfax, so I don't know how that would work??
I know the GW ED residents staff Inova Fairfax, so I don't know how that would work??
