Not too long ago, EM-> pain became a thing. Same with EM—> CCM. What else could we do? I feel like cardiology would be realistic. Who decides? Who do we talk to?
Cards often refuses to deal with anything medicine related they could be their own residency with 1 year of IM prelim
Em-->cards will never happen. IM won't allow it. Would make a competitive specialty 300% more competitive.
Cardiology is in the process of trying to leave ABIM and create their own boards.
If Cardiology gets out from under ABIM, the specialty might be open to non-internists pursuing fellowship.I read a bit of the article but I'm lost to your point. I know a lot of people are mad at ABIM but to the point of this topic does it really change anything?
Would it be a fellowship or just a residency that med students match into directly (or after a TY year)?If Cardiology gets out from under ABIM, the specialty might be open to non-internists pursuing fellowship.
They haven't said. They want out from IM according to the article. No mention of what to do after they're successful.Would it be a fellowship or just a residency that med students match into directly (or after a TY year)?
I do find it funny that out of all the IM subspecialties, they have the highest failure rate on recerting their boards.They haven't said. They want out from IM according to the article. No mention of what to do after they're successful.
Not too long ago, EM-> pain became a thing. Same with EM—> CCM. What else could we do? I feel like cardiology would be realistic. Who decides? Who do we talk to?
For me, the worst thing about Pain was the 11 years of EM.When I was a resident, there was an IM resident going into Cards, and he said, "the worst part of Cards is 3 years of IM". That made me think of Steve Miller and "You got to go through hell/Before you get to heaven".