Just Curious

[Meowster007]

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Why do some institutions like UCSF San Fran and UW Seattle not have an internal medicine Sub-I?

Thanks, I am just wondering.

 

[gutonc]

Why do some institutions like UCSF San Fran and UW Seattle not have an internal medicine Sub-I?

Thanks, I am just wondering.

Do you mean for visiting students? Because they really don't need (or honestly want) students from other schools gumming up their rotation schedule.

 

[Meowster007]

Do you mean for visiting students? Because they really don't need (or honestly want) students from other schools gumming up their rotation schedule.

Do you mean for visiting students? Because they really don't need (or honestly want) students from other schools gumming up their rotation schedule.

Gotcha! Thanks just wondering!

 

[BABSstudent]

Why do some institutions like UCSF San Fran and UW Seattle not have an internal medicine Sub-I?

Thanks, I am just wondering.

I went to UW. Honestly it’s because they have 250 third year students that rotate through and they have to give around 90 fourth year students a sub-I at the appropriate time. It’s no easy feat. Plus, it’s not like they are hurting for applicants for residency and get the top residents already.

 

[jdh71]

I went to UW. Honestly it’s because they have 250 third year students that rotate through and they have to give around 90 fourth year students a sub-I at the appropriate time. It’s no easy feat. Plus, it’s not like they are hurting for applicants for residency and get the top residents already.

Are are pretty famous for their rejection email for PCCM fellowship