Question about open positions

[confusedMD2020]

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Is there a place to find open positions online- like a formal list?

Thank you all 🙂

 

[IMGASMD]

Is there a place to find open positions online- like a formal list?

Thank you all 🙂

Know people. Cold call. cold email.

I assume you didn’t match or somewhat off cycle?

 

[abolt18]

Is there a place to find open positions online- like a formal list?

Thank you all 🙂

Or gasworks.com....

 

[AdmiralChz]

Is there a place to find open positions online- like a formal list?

Thank you all 🙂

Are you talking about open anesthesia residency spots? They’re pretty rare - usually programs can find someone even a marginal internal prelim resident (or, more commonly, disgruntled surgery resident) to fill rather than openly post a position. Especially in times like these when you can’t formally interview applicants, at least easily.

If you mean jobs then see above

 

[IMGASMD]

Are you talking about open anesthesia residency spots? They’re pretty rare - usually programs can find someone even a marginal internal prelim resident (or, more commonly, disgruntled surgery resident) to fill rather than openly post a position. Especially in times like these when you can’t formally interview applicants, at least easily.

If you mean jobs then see above

I just stalked him/her a bit. S/he is an intern matched into surgical subspecialty. Having second thoughts....

 

[Twiggidy]

Stay in the surgical subspecialty. Everyone has second thoughts during intern year. You’ll have 3rd thoughts as a resident and maybe even 4th thoughts in practice.

 

[confusedMD2020]

I have a personal situation and need to switch to the other coast

 

[Twiggidy]

I have a personal situation and need to switch to the other coast

We can all understand that. Just make sure you think it through. Medicine in general is a huge sacrifice. You matching into that specialty for a reason and in general many feel that anesthesiology is an escape route, but really, take a time to read this board a bit. Many of us love the field and probably wouldn't do anything else, but if the above is true and you're matched to a surgical subspecialty, when you've finished residency you'll be able to make your life whatever you want. We can only do that to an extent in this field

Again, I understand personal issues come up, some of which are grave, but I would honestly find ways to work it out before huge career shifts. This is just my opinion and food for thought and not mean to be a personal jab.

 

[oncology2021]

unmatched in heme/onc cycle. looking for a pay-4 spot.

 

[IMGASMD]

unmatched in heme/onc cycle. looking for a pay-4 spot.

Dude. Wrong place. Sorry you didn’t match.