Sooo...what are the non-malignant programs?

[Lucinda]

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3rd year here with an eye on Ob/Gyn - anyone know of non-malignant programs with happy (if that's possible) residents with lives outside of work? Looking for a well-placed away rotation next year, preferably west coast, since I go to a small SW state allopathic school. I don't necessarily want the top programs, just those with non-nasty, life-lovin' folk whose senses of humor haven't been resected. Thanks!

 

[lmh14]

Let's throw this question out to cover the whole country. If anybody has done a clerkship or away elective with a program that they think is particularly nice, happy, social, non-malignant, whatever you want to call it.....share the secret!!

I'll go first. University Hospitals in Cleveland (Case Western) is a great program. Smallish, but the residents are generally happy and get along well, and the attendings are all pretty nice and willing to teach.

Anybody else??

 

[dixiechicken]

www.sw.org

See my description under the Tx programs thread below.

Jason

 

[fuzzyerin]

Brown, Stony Brook and UMass were three programs that impressed me last year when I was interviewing. I'm at Stony Brook, and all my seniors have been super supportive so far during my intern year...I feel extremely lucky!