Advertisement - Members don't see this ad
So I just opened up the ERAS IM program list in New Jersey - there are 19 programs total. I know the big ones like UMDNJ-robert wood and NJ med school but how about the others. How do they compare and rank with each other?
For example: atlanticare regional medical center, seton hall, englewood hospital, jersey city medical center, monmouth medical center, Jersey shore univ medical center, saint peter's university hospital, newark beth israel medical center, st. joseph's hospital. Any ideas on how these compare?
I am applying to IM and another specialty where I will have to apply to TY and prelim - which makes it much more confusing. I want to apply to the better places, with some safety, for IM and then a few transitional/prelim programs that would be okay to train at for one year that I would not want to apply for IM to. Its so confusing trying to do this without knowing much about each program. If anyone could offer advice, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
For example: atlanticare regional medical center, seton hall, englewood hospital, jersey city medical center, monmouth medical center, Jersey shore univ medical center, saint peter's university hospital, newark beth israel medical center, st. joseph's hospital. Any ideas on how these compare?
I am applying to IM and another specialty where I will have to apply to TY and prelim - which makes it much more confusing. I want to apply to the better places, with some safety, for IM and then a few transitional/prelim programs that would be okay to train at for one year that I would not want to apply for IM to. Its so confusing trying to do this without knowing much about each program. If anyone could offer advice, I would really appreciate it. Thanks!
