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What are the best resources for tracking down moonlighting opportunities? I hate to step on any one's toes within my program.
PsychFuture said:What are the best resources for tracking down moonlighting opportunities? I hate to step on any one's toes within my program.
Fresh off the boat.L8DYV said:what's moonlighting?
Triathlon said:Fresh off the boat.
A term used to describe after hours work done while in residency, usually for an hourly wage. For example, after your internship year you might be able to pick up a weekend shift in the ER at a local hospital or do legal work providing consultaltion, etc. I have heard of some residents making up to 5k a month moonlighting.
Now this is not to be confused with mooning or moonshining (which has the potential of being much more lucrative http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=46852).
Solideliquid said:We can use my bathtub! 50/50?
Seriously though, have you moonlighted? If one has no experience in the ER, how would we as psych residents really fit in? Unless we work in a psychiatric capacity for that particular ER?
Poety said:solid, you do the psych consults for the er - its common place at my residency and at yours - in fact, at yours they're making buku bucks and payinbg off their loans
Can you moonlight within psychiatry if you have a state medical license, but have not completed a psych residency yet, and are not presently enrolled in a psych residency program (i.e. taking a year off while transferring to a new program the following year)?
I'm starting to collect some resources for NYC moonlighting opportunities. I can start this July and could use the money.
Any suggestions for this area ?