I can guess. The Boston area is an extremely expensive area with miserable
weather and a crumbling infrastructure. It’s just as easy to get your training
in a place like FL or CA.
Expensive to live as well.
I can guess. The Boston area is an extremely expensive area with miserable
weather and a crumbling infrastructure. It’s just as easy to get your training
in a place like FL or CA.
Completely agree. There is abundant waste in academic centers andI thought huge academic hospitals were cool when I was young and that
is where lots and lots of the training goes on. But give me a 180 bed
general community hospital of my own outside of academia any Day!
SOCAL and NORCAL are way overrated. Makes no sense to waste years living and training there. You will NEVER be out of debt on a physicians salary trying to pay back Med school loans, buy a house, plan for someday retiring..... pretty much impossible if you really carefully look into and plan. But so many trainees want to move and live out West. Good luck out there and try to plan. You have sacrificed a lot to train for many years. Unless you are an IMG that has zero debt plan well or you’ll regret it.Expensive to live as well.
I can guess. The Boston area is an extremely expensive area with miserable
weather and a crumbling infrastructure. It’s just as easy to get your training
in a place like FL or CA.
That's exactly right.I can guess. The Boston area is an extremely expensive area with miserable
weather and a crumbling infrastructure. It’s just as easy to get your training
in a place like FL or CA.
My sense is that if by now if you didn't get an invite, it is very unlikely that you will. Not impossible, but very unlikely. I mean, most of the programs seemed to have filled up the majority of their interview slots BEFORE the Dean's Letter came out, but now that the Dean's Letter has been out for two weeks , the chances of an applicant getting one at this point is quite slim.Anyone knows when do programs stop sending invites? It's mid October, do you think there are more invites coming? Or will they send an invite just in case someone cancels?
How do you know? Did you rotate there?BWH is an awesome place.
I would argue summer in FL is just as miserable as winter in Boston, but to each his own.
My sense is that if by now if you didn't get an invite, it is very unlikely that you will. Not impossible, but very unlikely. I mean, most of the programs seemed to have filled up the majority of their interview slots BEFORE the Dean's Letter came out, but now that the Dean's Letter has been out for two weeks , the chances of an applicant getting one at this point is quite slim.
OK. I’ve kinda followed this thread a bit. You need to do whatever it takes to get a
residency SOMEPLACE. 75% of the 4 yr program is self taught and lots of places don’t even really have jack s*** planned for your 2 years of clin path.
If path is what you want get off your a**, get off these boards and get to work.
even if it’s real inconvenient and costs you several “wasted” years.