I interterviewd there last year...
If you have family in Detroit and wanna stay in the area, then it might be a good option for you...otherwise you would probably be happier somewhere else...
It was my first time in Detroit, and I didn't really enjoy the city (although I heard some of the suburbs are very nice) or even the hospital...I mean it's pretty clean and all but I didn't get great vibes from that place...however take it with a grain of salt since what I just said is pretty subjective...
Otherwise, you'll get a great training, no doubt about it, you'll get exposed to a lot and if you wanna get plenty of trauma exposure, then this is the place for you...
Be ready to work hard, and if you go over your hours, I heard you get paid $80 an hour for overtime...However, if you do that, then, I don't know when you'll find the time to read or do other things since you work long hours to begin with...
The PD who is also the chairman if I remember correctly is a very nice gentleman who will make sure you pass your boards...I think he told us he writes questions for the boards or administers it or maybe both, I can't remember...and he apparently will prepare u well for the boards...he told us there was 100% passing rate the previous year which was not exactly confirmed by the residents so I'm not sure what to think on this issue ????
Now, some of the residents were complaining of working too much but others really liked the experience...
I ended up ranking it low on my list mainly based on location and also because it's not a university based hospital...