MS4 Dismissed - Please Help

[WingedOx]

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"Look, I think you all are being way too harsh and vindictive. Assuming all he did was take the crash cart for a joyride down the soapbox derby track, there's no way that he should be on academic probation. I really don't see how SJWs think that's a professionalism issue"

 

[bannie22]

I've removed almost all of the 24 hour call from my program for this exact reason. There is a bit left -- mainly because my residents keep telling me that they want at least some 24 hour call for the experience. In the 2 rotations that still have 24 hour call, the resident is very likely to get several hours of sleep.

If one of my residents were to get into an accident post call, they would absolutely not get any crap from me about it. I'd remove the rest of 24 hour shifts and be done with it.

Thats really good to hear.
I am sure your residents are really happy that their program director is very receptive to their feedback.

Can I ask what specialty you are in?

 

[Raryn]

Thats really good to hear.
I am sure your residents are really happy that their program director is very receptive to their feedback.

Can I ask what specialty you are in?

He's an IM PD somewhere in New England.

I have my guess as to which program, but it doesn't particularly matter.

 

[J0HNS0N]

There has to be more to this story; we had an MS4 in last year's class that took a swing at an attending and still graduated. They're somewhat liberal with dismissals in pre-clinical years here (already 3 in my class), but I think you would have to commit a hate crime to dismissed as an MS4.

wow. thats one dumb med student

Or one dumb attending....should have known jamal was "bout that life"

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