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+1 U Mass Chan program
I do not see any entries in spreadsheetOkay I prob not the best person for this spreadsheet and please if you have any additional info or sheets you want to add it to the spreadsheet, feel free to do so. If you have the spreadsheet from the previous years you can also add the info into a separate sheet. Let's get it started!!
Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Spreadsheet (2023-2024)
Same, +1+1 Albert Einstein
hospitalist or oncology hospitalist is a good gig, lots of place that need you, and you can also consider 3 yr contract to get your green card (J1 waiver, really depends on your current nationality in terms of practically how long to wait ). In the meanwhile, get to know some program, get some top research, therefore oncology hospitalist in academic center is better.Thanks for the thread!
Non-US IMG here, scores: step 1 249/235/no step 3, publications 20+, applied to 90 programs, requiring J1 visa sponsorship, currently in IM residency in uni affiliated hospital (not top ones)
Have 3 rejections from Chapel Hill, U of Florida and Buffalo, and only one interview (Kentucky)
I can see that things have gotten more and more competitive so not sure what I can do in case I don't match..Visa is def restricting :/
NopeIs there a general list/ranking of heme/onc fellowship programs? Just to know whats within my reach and what is not
I can only comment from a "reputation" perspective and would call them essentially equivalent, and just fine.Henry Ford Health vs. Wayne State DMC?
Can anyone offer insight as to which program or hospital is better? They seemed pretty comparable based on the interviews. Thanks
This is a big red flag unless you seriously know for sure that the entire department was fired and replaced. It’s not easy to end up on probation and it would take a LOT of not giving a %{*} about feedback from your fellows to get there IMOHey everyone, could use a bit more advice-
How concerning is it if a program is on probation?
I interviewed at a pretty well known university program. It has everything I need and is in an ideal location, but during the interview, they mentioned that the program was on probation (for not having as many educational conferences/lectures as they did in the past prior to COVID, and having a lot of primary team management).
It seems they've made drastic changes, including switching to a hospitalist based service for malig heme, changing the leadership completely, and the fellows seemed happy.
This program otherwise has everything I'm looking for, so I'm conflicted.
Would you say it's safe to still rank this program highly, or too many red flags? Thanks! 🙂
It's actually surprisingly easy to get put on probation, especially if there's one area of glaring failure by the RRC's assessment. A program on probation who is open and honest about what the issues are and what their plan is to remediate it shouldn't be a red flag. Certainly worth considering, especially in light of the overall program quality/reputation/history.This is a big red flag unless you seriously know for sure that the entire department was fired and replaced. It’s not easy to end up on probation and it would take a LOT of not giving a %{*} about feedback from your fellows to get there IMO
Btw you might as well name it to get some better opinions - there is only one Heme/Onc program in the country on probation at the moment per my google-fu (which in itself should say a lot).
Do people still use Harrison's for IM? Serious question.Any books/resources to buy as an incoming fellow? Is there a HARRISON'S version for heme-onc that everyone uses? I've got residency educational funds to burn.
Not even at UAB (Harrison was medicine chair there). Well the intern who writes the best H&P on VA medicine service gets a free copy. I received zero copies.Do people still use Harrison's for IM? Serious question.
If you've got money to burn, hemeoncquestions.com has a 3 year subscription for $60. You can also get ASCO-SEP or ASH-SAP, but they may be outdated by the time you need them. Your new program may also provide them for you.
HemeOnc Questions is legit. Site/software is a bit outdated but who can argue with the price.This one takes me to a PayPal link for payment. That's legitimate right? Never used paypal before