Official 2013-2014 Nephrology fellowship application cycle

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Interviews from Upenn, OHSU, University of Miami, Maine Medical Center, Vanderbilt, MU South Carolina, Beth Israel Deaconess, Albert Einstein/Montefiore, Duke, John Hopkins, Mount Sinai Medical Center New York 🙂 🙂
You got many amazing calls! How many programs you applied?
 
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great to see everyone doing good and to see this forum growing 🙂

got calls from Mount Sinai and Thomas Jefferson yesterday !

How are you guys managing to go for all the interviews along with the residency duties ??
In my program I need to find coverage whenever I go away for interview and its getting harder to schedule the interviews !!
 
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Hi all, Im new to this forum. I applied kinda late. I ve got only 3 IVs so far from george town, maine and tulane uni. I am hoping that it will get better with time. I am an FMG, from a uni prog, few posters and 1 ongoing research.
 
great to see everyone doing good and to see this forum growing 🙂

got calls from Mount Sinai and Thomas Jefferson yesterday !

How are you guys managing to go for all the interviews along with the residency duties ??
In my program I need to find coverage whenever I go away for interview and its getting harder to schedule the interviews !!


Congratulations! Thankfully I am a chief resident so it is easier for me. The current residents have a really hard time as they also have to find coverage.

I heard from U of Chicago and Yale today. Yay 👍
 
Hello Everybody!
I'm new to the forum, wish you all the best...
I haven't heard anything from any program in the last week, Anyone in the same boat?
Thanks
 
Any thoughts on Beth Israel vs. MGH/Brigham nephrology. They offer different tracks with MGH/Brigham being a more academic 4 year track with three years of research vs. more flexible tracks and clinical option at Beth Israel. How does the quality of training compare? Thanks.
 
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University of Nebraska today.
So far, Beystate/Tufts, Yale, Georgetown, Cleveland clinic, University of Florida, Maine, Henry Ford
 
Congratulations everybody! I hope we run into each other on the interview trail. I am just sitting here waiting for all my southern California programs :whistle:
 
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Got IV from Loma Linda and Kaiser

yet to hear from UCLA and USC

anyone interviewing for combined nephrology - CCM fellowship?
 
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