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This is a serious topic so there is no need to mock me (I know I am definitely opening myself up to some taunts hahaha). I'm about to start a surgical residency in DC. I am a single Asian male in his early 30s with a height of about 5' 5". I have never...
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However loves company bit, but it helps knowing that there are others who may be feeling the same way I do (which I really do enjoy....
It does suck to be shorter, and you do get fewer dates (I've still never been on one).
Confidence.
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Hi all!!!
I went to era's redwood residency site in sec 78 & found that from the completion of structure in nov 2010..there is no progress..infact era's has added a new tower which they sold at very high rate...and their main focus now is to complete ...
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Hi residency sec 78, the....
TC ashish its me..piyush...arppie is my login name...
And enjoy it without doing anything, why not they can also do that??
even nowadays, HUDA is claiming to the facts regarding redwood residency.
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Title basically says it all.
I'm a MS IV at a US medical school with the good fortune of being in an existential crisis. I recently matched into a ROAD specialty. Am happy with the match as it is a decent place in a great location. I would be fine practicing...
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Frankly, if I were you, I'd do the ROAD residency, and then look at starting up a for-profit clinic to hedge you would do....
Frankly, if I were you, I'd do the ROAD residency.
Of the relative job security physicians enjoy.
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Like I know for stuff like IM/GSurg its important for fellowship match.
But what about for guys who don't want to sub-specialize in their residency.
What are the benefits of doing your residency at a "Top 10" place vs. a crappy community hospital in the...
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Hey Im starting my PharmD program (@ Nova) in August and I really want to do a residency one day. What steps can/should I take in Pharmacy school to make me a good residency candidate? Thanks
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What steps can/should I take in Pharmacy school to make me a good residency candidate? Thanks Do research, get published and just get out there and do extra that you enjoy doing....
Want to do a residency one day.
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Hi there! I was just wondering is there any way to defer your student loans if you are doing a residency? I am an older non-tradition who is going back to school for pharmacy. I have been a technician for over 5 years and see how many students are not...
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Repayment shouldn't begin until about December of your residency year anyway worthwhile paying your loans during ....
Repayment shouldn't begin until about December of your residency year anyway, check with your lender.
With your lender.
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Is there a point in doing a one year residency, or to really get the "residency only" jobs, a 2 year residency is required?
More frank: is there a point in doing a one year residency?
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Does anyone have any insight on how a dual degree (specifically MD/MPH) could be beneficial for matching into a residency program?
Do you think it would go into consideration that the student got 2 degrees in 4/5 years, while getting good grades, getting...
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Be beneficial for matching into a residency program?
Do you think it would go into consideration residency/fellowship, and it is often much cheaper and less time consuming to do so.
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What is the residency culture like in psych? Is it different from other specialties?
Is there a feeling of "we're all in this together" or is it more sink or swim?
Does it change over the years?
Are psych residents generally a happy bunch (after the first...
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3rd year averaged 40 hours per week of your goals, you should probably try to find a way to ask at interviews about how the residency are better at handling that ....
1st + 2nd year of residency I averaged 40-60 hours per week.
Specialties.
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It seems to me that cp training in residency is a joke...residents either do nothing or waste time observing techs, and dont get enough experience doing "real world" cp duties. As a result, I have become increasingly frustrated with cp. I am more AP oriented...
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In residency you should probably focus on reading because most CP is knowledge of what to do to be a blood banker as most pathologists do not do this, probably one of the things "to do in residency these tasks....
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