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How a Preliminary Year Transforms Your Medical Residency ...

ICU exposure (medical ICU, sometimes step‑down units); Consult services (cardiology, nephrology, oncology, etc.) Advantages for Specialty Training: Strong ...

Preliminary Year Vs Categorical

Maximizing Your Surgical Residency: Key Factors for Fello...

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Residency Interview Prep

Essential Questions for MD Graduates Pursuing Transitiona...

“Could you walk me through a typical PGY-1 year here for a Transitional Year resident?” Ask about: Months of inpatient medicine; ICU exposure; Emergency ...

Pre Match Offers

Mastering Pre-Match Offers: A Guide for Medical Residents

... critical care is more valuable than one with limited ICU exposure and minimal fellowship placements. Assess Your Specialty and Training Needs. Think ...

Choosing Surgical Residency

Mastering Your General Surgery Residency Choices: Essenti...

Trauma and ICU exposure. Level I vs. Level II trauma center status. How much time is spent in surgical ICU as a resident? Are residents integral to critical ...

Residency Interview Prep

Essential Questions to Ask During Your Internal Medicine ...

Very limited ICU exposure or heavy reliance on non-resident providers for core IM care; Residents rarely doing standard IM procedures in a categorical IM ...

Community Vs Academic Residency

Choosing Between Community and Academic Residency Program...

Robust fellowships (Cardiology, GI, Heme/Onc, Critical Care, etc.) Direct exposure to subspecialists and subspecialty clinics early in training; Clear ...

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