I'm trying to find the UTHSCSA resident who was assaulted by faculty last year. I have information for them. Please PM me. Thanks.
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UTHSCSA resident assault
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are u serious ?
I would appreciate if someone would fill me in on this situation in an identity-protecting type of way. It sounds juicy!
Yes Please!!!
Don't know much about her, however she is no longer the only one. Just trying to put the two in touch with each other (safety in numbers).
wow. At least let us know that it wasn't the same person who is doing this. It would be an atrocity if after the first incident, nothing happened and now this
If this is a systematic problem @this place, and/or if the same person is getting away with doing things, you all should consider seeking outside help (AMA, state medical association resident/fellow organization, etc.). Nobody has the right to abuse you to that degree just because you are a trainee.
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I interviewed in San Antonio last year and that was a rough place. They were outright hostile to us on our interview day. If there's a place in America where attendings beat residents, it doesn't surprise me that it's UTHSCSA. 
I interviewed in San Antonio last year and that was a rough place. They were outright hostile to us on our interview day. If there's a place in America where attendings beat residents, it doesn't surprise me that it's UTHSCSA.
Wow wait do you mean they got physically assaulted?
Stress SUCKS 🙁
I interviewed in San Antonio last year and that was a rough place. They were outright hostile to us on our interview day. If there's a place in America where attendings beat residents, it doesn't surprise me that it's UTHSCSA.
It isn't just UGME or GME. The entire medical community in San Antonio is a dog-eat-dog sort of establishment with little collegiality. Not to mention the standard of nursing care in most of the hospitals leaves a great deal to be desired to many other parts of the country.
