SLU anesthesiology residency

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Are there any current residents that can comment on St Louis University anesthesiology program. I found couple old treads, but not very useful since they are over 5 years old.

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Sorry cant help.

However i think learning primarily depends on how keen and enthusiastic you are, rather than what program you take. This is my opinion !!!
+pity+
 
Went to school at SLU a few years back. Unfortunately, the program was in a bit of flux at the time. They lost a few of their attendings and the residents were having to rotate elsewhere to get adequate OB and CT exposure. I will say though, as far as I know, no one was having trouble getting their numbers.
 
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Been here almost a year now after a grueling year training next to PMP.

Drop me a message at your leisure.
 
Sorry cant help.

However i think learning primarily depends on how keen and enthusiastic you are, rather than what program you take. This is my opinion !!!
+pity+
After reading many years of personal statements, this is a universal truth:
If the word "keen" appears in your personal statement, you are an IMG...and conversely, if you are an IMG, the word "keen" will appear in your personal statement.
 
Finished there a few years ago. Felt confident to do most any cases. Out in the real world? I started right up and was able to do any case thrown my way. Peds? OB? Trauma? Regional? Neuro? Thoracic? Vascular? We even do some community hearts. The only thing I would have wanted more of was TEE training. Maybe they have improved that by now.