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If you are serious about this, you would have talked to your PD, and been emailing and cold calling programs in the region you need to be in. West cost, Arizona and mid west is quite the wide geographic range.
More realistically you will stay and graduate in your home program, but maybe you could arrange to do a few away months if your programs call system can accommodate it.
Hoping to find a random rising third year, who just happens to read this dead forum, who just happens to want to move to NY, and that both PDs agree to take you? Not happening. Even if you find this unicorn, not sure why your PDs would want to take on/graduate a fellow they did not really train.
Fellowship/residency "swap" is largely a myth.
has anyone heard of people switching GI fellowship programs? i'm a PGY 4 doing fellowship in a university program in north east and because of my spouse job's transfer, I am looking to go to another city...but doesn't look like spots really open up. Anyone with any experience with this?
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I know someone who did all her required clinical time and call and then did research in another city to follow her spouse. Her program was very cool about it. I assume your spouse is transferring to a specific place. Really all u can do is ask the local PDs. Just don't be shocked if it gets back to your program.
I love how people ask the internet on crazy specific one-off situations.
Not only would a spot have to "open up", but someone would need to take your spot.
Your best bet is to power through your first year of fellowship, which is typically the most brutal, and then try to arrange a few away months depending on what is offered at your program. IBD away months at IBD centers of excellence or a motility away month are possible. A research away is also possible as Gastropathy said.
Not only would a spot have to "open up", but someone would need to take your spot.
Your best bet is to power through your first year of fellowship, which is typically the most brutal, and then try to arrange a few away months depending on what is offered at your program. IBD away months at IBD centers of excellence or a motility away month are possible. A research away is also possible as Gastropathy said.
IBD/Motility aways, as I mentioned, will the the easiest with no expectations to produce something at the end.
As far as convincing your PD, offer to take all your call before you go
Visiting IBD Fellow Program | Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation
looks like you missed the deadline for this year. Yes it is one-month. Motility is less formal I think. Research seems like a hard sell to me, as its almost impossible to do anything productive in a few months.
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