im going to MUSC on Monday,
anyone has any information about them?
anyone has any information about them?
Here's the updated list..
1. 3anoon: U of Virginia, U of Louisville, Emory, South Carolina, Tennessee,Henry Ford , allegheny, UTHSC, MCG, Uni of Miami, Uni of Florida Jacksonville, Uni of Indiana,
2. Cmycburkitt: U Chicago, U Miami, UCLA, Temple, Penn State, Henry Ford
3. Cute: louisville,emory,alleghany,syracuse,U o chicago
4. docbeans: U Utah, U Pitt, UCLA harbor, Hershey, U of Virginia,Emory, Allegheny, USC, Upstate, Stony brook
5. Duofellowshio12:
6. Jaded: Tulane, Univ. of Mississippi, Univ. of Tennessee, Uthsc, UTMB, MCG
7. Kidneys: Duke, TUFTS, UT southwestern, Yale, BU, Temple, U Florida
8. Nephrology2010: UTSW, UCLA, U Wash, VCU, U Rochester, Upitt, NYC program?, PA program?
9. Nephron12: CA program? CT program?
10. Neprhonaim2011:MGH, nyu westchester, henry ford, u mass , tulsa-Oklahoma, shreveport
11. Princebaghdad:
12. Ruwang: U Ala, U Miami, U Utah, U Denver, Keiser, ucla, MA program, ny Stony brook Uni
13. smartkidneys: U Florida, Jefferson/Christ, Drexel
14. Stylinisland:
15. nephro9: Jefferson Medical College/Christiana Care Health Servic
16. renal 2012: Cleveland Clinic, Mt Sinai, UFlorida Gainseville and Brown University, Univ of Chicago, UMN, Mayo Clinic, JH
17. Nephro2012: . 1. UAB, 2. Jackson memorial Miami, 3. UPMC- Pittsburgh, 4. Mt. Sinai Med NY, 5. BWH-MGH boston 6. Uni of Minnesota 7. Medical College of Wisconsin
18. darthmaul: MUSC, St Louis University, Henry Ford, Darmouth-Hitchcock, Texas A&M
19. KidneyGirl: Temple, Penn State, Dartmouth, Brown, Montefiore, UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson, Allegheny General, UPMC, University of Maryland, GWU, Henry Ford, Northwestern, University of Miami
I would love to know anything about them before I interview them
Anyone??
Hello again. So how was your interview?Jaded
I'm there right now
Lol
I'm little early though
Nobody is here yet!!
Hi, i am new to this forum. I need some guidance. I applied this year. I applied to Tristate area and got 10 interviews out of 30. So far i have given 2 interviews. I am so frustated for last few weeks because one of the fellow whom i am currently working told me about new upcoming challanges . According to her, it is almost impossible to find jobs in Newyork,nj after doing Nephrology. Most of the place ,pays you well below the Primary care or Hospitalist. I mean atleast 50k below. Work load is double than hospitalist and same as PCP.
I already cancelled one IV.
What are your inputs or experiences? have you done any research in this regards? i know interest is very important but at the end of the day , u also want to make money.
Any inputs about MUSC? I am interviewing there next week
thanks!
MCG, Medical college of Georgia,
Very small program,
Very nice people,
Very clinically oriented,
ZERO research....well not zero but you know what i mean
small college town but lots of things to do.
the PD is an awsome person, very energetic, he was the PD of Jacksonville, FL and before he was the PD of PD assistant at Ohio state. down to the earth and very easy to talk to,
very small hospital...community and VA.
Their fellows seems to get a very good teaching curriculum and they see 15-20 patients on average,
The fellow have no problem findings jobs later on...
Thanks for the information. I look forward to interviewing there soon. Hope you had a nice time at UT-Memphis today.
All I can say is you are going to love it
They have a very similar setting to Indiana university
Though the city is much much smaller
You can ask me specific questions if u need
Thanks!
Just a question how many people do they interview per day?
Also I am going to SLU on 03/14/10 I can give information after that
four hospitals norton, va, university and jewish
university is the most busy around 20 to 30 patients
jewish is the center for transplant
interview was relaxed I interviewed with 7 faculty.
if you want to do interventional nephrologist this is place for you. they have a center and a very enthusiastic attending about teaching.
cons: residents help not existed in every facility and if you r on call you have to come to the hospital to see u patients.
first year u r on call (pager)every 4th to 5th night that change in second year to be every 6th night. u cover the 4 hospitals during ur call. u cover only one weekend during the month and u have three weekends off.
pros: if u r on call u can go home early next day after 1 PM. very supportive PD.
opportunity for basic research. residents looked happy and very statisfied about the learning experience. most of them end up in private practise.
city is nice and not expensive
I hope that helps....