https://forums.studentdoctor.net/threads/things-to-do-to-shine-in-pgy-1.1188633/#post-17640862
This is a lot of info and some of it may or may not be helpful. It's more than you had yesterday.
Learn how to do an SDN search if you don't know how. It's the google-like box upper right hand corner. You can put in my username if you want to search my past posts or threads I've commented in.
You can PM me but I can't promise what I can do in response to help.
In the info I gave you:
1) Basic self care, now
2) If that includes medical care, for mental or physical health issues, there are ways to obtain it that can be better or worse for a medical career from a medicolegal perspective. This is fact. Safe medical care should be sought when needed.
3) If one is in trouble with their program, aside from making sure they are taking care of themselves physically, mentally, medically, they might consider legal counsel. Legal counsel can help getting basic self care and getting treatment, and protecting a medical career.
4) Focus on remediation. The article you provided is a good start to the topic. This last part, in my links I discuss how one might legally, with or without an attorney, protect themselves while not antagonizing their program.
5) In my links are some ideas for how to improve in the areas you mentioned. I have had residents and attendings tell me it was worthless drivel. I have had residents who self identified as struggling thank me for it. It's free and I think is worth more than a punch in my nuts.
6) Read heavily searches on SDN related to probation, remediation, transferring, dismissals, terminations, resignations. I think what I post might be a little roadmap through some SDN experience and opinion threads.
The topic of whether or not one is put on probation, continued, fail probation, allowed to repeat rotations or even a year, be summarily dismissed, is complex.
So is transferring. To a different program, same specialty, or a different specialty entirely. Cases are discussed on SDN to give you an idea of what has happened to others.
But if using all of the powers of your program, yourself, family, mentors, treating physicians, Jesus, and SECRET legal advice, remediation or transferring is not likely, then things may be moving towards dismissal/termination. They may offer to let you resign. As soon as I suspected I was on this road, I would at least consult an attorney.
A negotiated voluntary resignation is usually much much better than a termination.
It is true that one can seek legal counsel, like any advice, and make things worse.
7) I am not a lawyer. I am not offering medical advice. Free opinions, consider, research, discard or use as you see fit. Godspeed.