can someone give me some recent impressions of this program. Im trying to decide if i want to drop the $400 ticket. I know they recently changed PDs. Do they get a diverse caseload? Their website doesnt show pictures of residents, are they mostly foreign. Thanks!
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I also would be interested in hearing about the program a bit. I'm interviewing there this week too. Their website is hopelessly outdated because they are categorical now, as opposed to what the website states. I heard from some others that things have improved overall though.
I also would be interested in hearing about the program a bit. I'm interviewing there this week too. Their website is hopelessly outdated because they are categorical now, as opposed to what the website states. I heard from some others that things have improved overall though.
went there last year, actually like it a lot.
try the search function + interview review last year.
new leadership, pro-resident, subsidized housing in AN AWESOME LOCATION (upper west side, southwest corner of central park!!!!), residents that I talked to were laid back, happy, "not over-worked", I think 3-4 years back it was a different story per reviews/scutwork/old posts... so bottom line, rank worthy, bright future, might become one of the most sought after program in NYC.
and don't forget that it is the home of NYSORA 🙂 👍
I'm an intern at SLR now. As far as I know our entire department is American grads. It's a solid program in a great location in NYC. Regional is what we are known for. The CBY keeps you from moving twice. Numbers are not a problem here, these are two very busy hospitals.
And yes its true, Dr. Santos our new chairman is great and made alot of positive changes. The current CA-3's say the hours have come down substantially, we have CRNA's who help out with the case load. I would tell you more but I haven't started residency yet. I'll have my first anesthesia rotation next month. Check us out.
And yes its true, Dr. Santos our new chairman is great and made alot of positive changes. The current CA-3's say the hours have come down substantially, we have CRNA's who help out with the case load. I would tell you more but I haven't started residency yet. I'll have my first anesthesia rotation next month. Check us out.
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any current residents wanna weigh in on the program?
Specifically:
- Do residents do research here?
- How are the faculty? Mentoring?
-Are residents happy?
-Is the program responsive to resident suggestions for change?
- Is there moonlighting?
- Do residents do research here?
- How are the faculty? Mentoring?
-Are residents happy?
-Is the program responsive to resident suggestions for change?
- Is there moonlighting?