Match Experience
Some schools never responded until you contact them. This is of no consequence to me because I ultimately got my first choice.
St. Luke (http://slranesthesiology.org/education/note_from_the_chiefs.php)
Interview Experiences
terrible, 20 or so applicants crammed in a small room. PD didn't try to sell anything
Seems to be good program. New chairman is excellent. Apparently instituting changes to decrease resident hours (was told currently avg 55hrs/wk and going down). New categorical program. Bizarre interview format. New chair emphasizes research by residen
standard
Interesting PD, doesn't really try to sell the program but just outlines his teaching philosophy and says take it or leave it. Great housing right across the street in a great location in Manhattan. Excellent regional experience. I ranked this #3 but d
Presentation in the beginning, lunch, then take turns getting interviewed by the PD and an attending. Really laid back. Make sure you bring questions.
Program Advantages
not sure, didn't get a good feel
Nice facility. Great chairman and Program Director. Subsidized housing next to hospital (decent enough).
good hours
Pays well. Good overall experience
Program Disadvantages
residents seem overworked
no didactics
Residents were working long hours.
Temple U.
Interview Experiences
UGGH! On my interview day one of the residents asked me if I walked from the parking garage to the interview. when I said yes she told me that I could have gotten killed. I didn't notice anything else for the rest of the day.
Program Advantages
Didn't matter given the above.
UMDNJ-New Jersey:- Rotated at this institution
- Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
Interviewers were friendly, basically chatted. |
Residents get great fellowships. New Chair (Delphin) has been bringing in some great faculty from excellent institutions (MGH, Columbia, Sinai, etc). Great research opportunities, and amazing pain management experience. |
Not very competetive, older attendings not very good UMDNJ-New Jersey:- Applied - Attended interview - Interview Experience:
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