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[ronchi]

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Can any one tell me about IM internship and residency at NMC-San diego please. I just want to know any thing about the program. I also appreciate if you add some info about IM at NNMC-Bethesda too.

Thank you so much

 

[BOHICA-FIGMO]

Can any one tell me about IM internship and residency at NMC-San diego please. I just want to know any thing about the program. I also appreciate if you add some info about IM at NNMC-Bethesda too.

Thank you so much

No interest in Portsmouth? All I know about Bethesda is that we secretly poked fun at their IM dept because they have more attendings and fewer, less sick patients than we had at Portsmouth.

 

[backrow]

Here's all you really need to know of the 3 places:

NNMC=flagship of Navy Medicine
NMCSD=starship
NMCP=slaveship

Sorry, I don't have "real" info for you.

 

[BOHICA-FIGMO]

Here's all you really need to know of the 3 places:

NNMC=flagship of Navy Medicine
NMCSD=starship
NMCP=slaveship

Sorry, I don't have "real" info for you.

But the question is: where would you rather learn medicine?😎
I know one of the advantages of Portsmouth is the lack of fellows which gives you more first hand experience and interaction with the attendings during your subspecialty rotations.

 

[Jet915]

I was at NMCSD a few years ago for medicine internship. Overall a good program, hours were not bad (~70 on average), patient load I would say was average, attendings and didactics were good. They had a night float system and IM always got **** on by the ER but that's probably no different than anywhere else.

 

[Gastrapathy]

Can any one tell me about IM internship and residency at NMC-San diego please. I just want to know any thing about the program. I also appreciate if you add some info about IM at NNMC-Bethesda too.

Thank you so much

Choose by location. All three programs are fine. Once you get to one coast, people tend to stay there.