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What field?
Yeah... what field?
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EctopicFetus said:Yeah... what field?
I would take family med, IM, General surgery and obgyn
I have been doing research for a year. I didn't like it and dying to get in the hospital where I belong. I am a people person.
Any help would be appreciated.
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What location?
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kirra77 said:Any open spots for PGY-1? I didn't get any spot in the scramble. Any kind of leads are appreciated.
Duke Family Medicine has some spots.
Doctor&Geek said:
Sad, very sad. The number of people going into family from my school this year can be counted on less than one hand. Sad indeed.
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Which is all bull**** as the residents were assured that the program was doing well and was in no danger of being closed. This decision didn't come out of thin air. They weren't just sitting around yesterday saying, "Hey, I know, let's close the program." Typically beauracratic. Rather than giving the residents time to find new programs, sell their houses, and get things in order for next year they spring it on them like it's some sort of surprise.
You all know how I feel about beauracrats.
You all know how I feel about beauracrats.
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neutropenic said:Sad, very sad. The number of people going into family from my school this year can be counted on less than one hand. Sad indeed.
The ironic thing is that there are many, many strong family medcine programs where the residents learn to do things like colonoscopies, minor surgery, and honest to gosh OB.
Panda Bear said:The ironic thing is that there are many, many strong family medcine programs where the residents learn to do things like colonoscopies, minor surgery, and honest to gosh OB.
Via Christi in Wichita, KS for one.
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I promise (well, you know) that by Monday I will have a post mortem of the program, the good and the bad, on my blog. I am doing OB right now so blogging has been light. I've been kind of quiet about it (mostly) out of respect for the Program Director who is a pretty good guy and to avoid hurting their chances in the match next year. Can't see how it matters now.
http://cfm.mc.duke.edu/News.htm
Haven't found a less obvious way to say that your residency program is being scrapped. This guy sounds like one of those politicians who did a big boo-boo.
Haven't found a less obvious way to say that your residency program is being scrapped. This guy sounds like one of those politicians who did a big boo-boo.
for the OP.. I dont think EM was on your list... but....
Drexel University College of Medicine
Department of Emergency Medicine
245 N. 15th Street, MS-1011
Philadelphia, PA 19102
(215) 762-2365
Department Chairman: David K. Wagner MD
Residency Director: Richard J. Hamilton MD [email protected]
Contact Person and Phone: Mary Baxter; phone: 215-762-2365 [email protected]
Fax (215) 762-1307
Email: [email protected]
Home page: http://www.drexel.edu/med/gme
EM1 position available to start in June 23, 2006 due to an applicant who was unable to honor NRMP match contract. Please submit a personal statement, a list of rotations completed during prior training (if applicable), CV, medical school transcript, Dean's Letter, USMLE Scores and 2 letters of recommendation. All current EM residents should have a letter from their current Program Director as not only recommendation, but also endorsement of transfer.
Drexel University College of Medicine
Department of Emergency Medicine
245 N. 15th Street, MS-1011
Philadelphia, PA 19102
(215) 762-2365
Department Chairman: David K. Wagner MD
Residency Director: Richard J. Hamilton MD [email protected]
Contact Person and Phone: Mary Baxter; phone: 215-762-2365 [email protected]
Fax (215) 762-1307
Email: [email protected]
Home page: http://www.drexel.edu/med/gme
EM1 position available to start in June 23, 2006 due to an applicant who was unable to honor NRMP match contract. Please submit a personal statement, a list of rotations completed during prior training (if applicable), CV, medical school transcript, Dean's Letter, USMLE Scores and 2 letters of recommendation. All current EM residents should have a letter from their current Program Director as not only recommendation, but also endorsement of transfer.
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