Inservice Results 2016
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I concur. Released today
Blah, I didn't get anything in my inbox.
Hope you guys did well. I was average for two years. Then suffered a severe case of senioritis and chose not to study. Passed my written though so things worked out
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My PD also told us they have results back and are going to let us know our scores tomorrow. Maybe they sped things up this year.
Hmm cool - I stand corrected
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We took the electronic version too. I didn't mind it. The visuals were still ****, but at least it wasn't an entirely separate booklet and trying to cross reference the question to the picture.
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Interpret this CXR
Psittacosis. I can see it from across the room. Too easy.
Anybody know what the national average was for pgy1's? Our program didn't tell us over email and I'm too lazy to go to the department office to look at my report
The national mean/median was a score of 70 with an SD of 7.8 for interns.
I'm confused how they calculated the score. My percentage correct that I calculated from the info on the second page is different from my score given.
Does the percentage correct include the experimental questions?
You know, I don't think I even check to see if the experimental questions were included. That might be it.
I'm assuming everyone here is getting scores from the computerized version?
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Nope, mine was a written version. Also, a "good" score for an intern is anything that keeps the PD off your back. That can vary from program to program. Some programs require you get a certain score on your inservice in order to moonlight. Personally, I would not be happy with anything below the 50th percentile.
If you hit the national average for your level of training, you're in good shape.
Yeah we need to be above the national average for 2nd years to be considered for moonlighting. we took the paper test and got our results today. Our PD was also kind enough to share our program averages this year 🙂
What was the average for pgy2's?
Mean
PGY1: 70
PGY2: 76
PGY3: 80
PGY1: 70
PGY2: 76
PGY3: 80
Same for us, we can moonlight as PGY2 but we have to be "passing" or above 70 I think to qualify. We took the paper test as well.
Also:
Random, but I think we met in person. I was one of the M4's on SICU when you were on last year. Hope things are going well for you!
Gotta be honest: I did well in my second year, and then blew off the third year exam, haha.
as an incoming intern, the difference between the three years is not as wide as I thought it would be...interesting
Compared against your own class I think
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That's because the test is like step 3 beefed up a bit. Only part of it is actually unique to the practice of emergency medicine
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Is there anywhere you can put a potential score into an algorithm and see the percentile? I know my percentile and a few others but was just curious like if I got one more or one less correct.
I'm gonna bump this. Waiting on this year's results. Anyone get theirs back yet? 🙂
No news where I'm at. Hoping this will be the week since I'm hoping to start moonlighting when I start my PGY-3 year and my score will determine whether or not I'm allowed. I think they came out at the 6 week mark last year.
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What's the national average this year?
Are results available online, or do you have to wait for your program to disseminate them?
