Just wondering if anyone knows of any programs that have "problems", be it funding, citations, probations, etc. As Deans letters are now out more interviews should be rolling in and we all will hopefully have to decline a couple and this might be a way to decide on that kind of stuff. To be fair, I am new at this and know of none of these, but I have limited exposure.
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I only know Medical college of ohio and NYMC Westchester are both on probation if you want to find out if any of your invites are on probation check out www.acgme.org Click on accrediated programs and sponsors on the rt and side, then click on accrediated programs and search for yours
The University of South Florida in Tampa is on probation also.
gaspasser said:Yale is NOT on probation!!! 🙂
True. I believe it is either the surgery or medicine program that is on probation.
Actually the niether the surg. nor the IM programs at Yale are on probation. I think the surg program was on probation a couple years ago for work hour issues but they got their accreditation back the same year. You can get a list of "programs in trouble" at www.acgme.org. 😀
ys said:U. of Mississippi is on probation according to a reviewer on scutwork.
True.
http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/prog...indid=0&stateid=0&specialtyid=3&calc=94253122
IsoGirl2707 said:The University of South Florida in Tampa is on probation also.
True.
http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/prog...indid=0&stateid=0&specialtyid=3&calc=94253122
Test Boy said:Westchester isn't on probation anymore.
Correct.
http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/prog...indid=0&stateid=0&specialtyid=3&calc=94253122
doc_strange2001 said:I only know Medical college of ohio and NYMC Westchester are both on probation if you want to find out if any of your invites are on probation check out www.acgme.org Click on accrediated programs and sponsors on the rt and side, then click on accrediated programs and search for yours
MCO is on probation. NYMC Westchester is not.
http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/prog...indid=0&stateid=0&specialtyid=3&calc=94253122
umdnj newark is on probation..
correct!
correct!
Westchester may not be on probation, but the whole institution is in trouble -- $$ and otherwise. Don't take a chance.
gaspasser said:Actually the niether the surg. nor the IM programs at Yale are on probation. I think the surg program was on probation a couple years ago for work hour issues but they got their accreditation back the same year. You can get a list of "programs in trouble" at www.acgme.org. 😀
Yale IM was in some deep waters last year, I know that for a fact.
drlee said:why is NYMC-Westchester on probation?
Westchester is not on probation, and the hospital WILL NOT go down either. I am a CA1 there. It is the biggest hospital in westchester county. The only level I truama center.
endodoc said:Yale IM was in some deep waters last year, I know that for a fact.
🙄
So was Hopkins IM... but, I seriously doubt EITHER program is going to fold anytime soon.
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Email forwarded to the anesthesiology dept at OU:
Dr. Fitch is PD.
"Dear Dr. Fitch,
My apologies if this information has not already been communicated from my office. The program was given Full Accreditation, with resurvey in 4 years. The RRC was especially commending about your accomplishments with the program. Congratulations.
Judith Armbruster "
ACGME
10/5/04
Dr. Fitch is PD.
"Dear Dr. Fitch,
My apologies if this information has not already been communicated from my office. The program was given Full Accreditation, with resurvey in 4 years. The RRC was especially commending about your accomplishments with the program. Congratulations.
Judith Armbruster "
ACGME
10/5/04