I have officially completed all my PM&R interviews and I'm tortured with making this decision of where to go. Could someone more sagacious than myself please shed a little light on their personal persective of each program listed below. Thanks in advance!
1)Schwab/U of Chicago: Nice freestanding rehab facility. What else?
2) UT Southwestern: Looks like residents are JUST getting an outpatient rehab education? Tons of hands on stuff? Pain fellowship attached!
3)UPenn: What do I know! People say this is a horrible program, but I didn't think so?
4)University of California-Irvine: Someone tell me their thoughts!?
5)Cornell/Columbia: Certainly the most overrated residency I have ever come across. I am certain that if it was not located in NYC, that people would write it off as having a piss poor residency. I know for a fact that the educational experience the residents receive at Cornell/Columbia is far inferior to many other lesser known/rated programs. Whether it's Inpatient or Outpatient, Cornell/Columbia gives you a nice environment to work in (both the city and Cornell Hospital/HSS, but you would not come out of there feeling confident in your training..... But I guess that's what fellowships are for 😉
1)Schwab/U of Chicago: Nice freestanding rehab facility. What else?
2) UT Southwestern: Looks like residents are JUST getting an outpatient rehab education? Tons of hands on stuff? Pain fellowship attached!
3)UPenn: What do I know! People say this is a horrible program, but I didn't think so?
4)University of California-Irvine: Someone tell me their thoughts!?
5)Cornell/Columbia: Certainly the most overrated residency I have ever come across. I am certain that if it was not located in NYC, that people would write it off as having a piss poor residency. I know for a fact that the educational experience the residents receive at Cornell/Columbia is far inferior to many other lesser known/rated programs. Whether it's Inpatient or Outpatient, Cornell/Columbia gives you a nice environment to work in (both the city and Cornell Hospital/HSS, but you would not come out of there feeling confident in your training..... But I guess that's what fellowships are for 😉