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ariveramd
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Posted 04/07/09 - 12:32 AM
#21
AWESOME
rig
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Posted 06/06/09 - 10:15 PM
#22
thanx a ton, i was searching for something like this
drmng
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Posted 06/07/09 - 09:25 AM
#23
Thanks for posting!
GenesisCoupe
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Posted 06/08/09 - 08:16 PM
#24
nice!!! I will use it!!!
fua
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Posted 06/26/09 - 03:17 PM
#25
some more input wud be much appreciated!
GenesisCoupe
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Posted 09/17/09 - 07:35 PM
#26
Thanks !!!
One more thing...stay away from your resident! they will make ur life impossible!
katzung
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Posted 10/31/09 - 08:22 PM
#27
GenesisCoupe wrote:
Thanks !!!
One more thing...stay away from your resident! they will make ur life impossible!
That's not true always
, well if you get stuck with an A$&H*le for a resident yes stay away, you have a lots to learn from a senior resident specially the ones who are in their third year preparing for board exams.
THEY can teach you a LOT.....
Belive me, having been in a residency in which the camaradrie between residents is kind of paramount I not only learnt a lot from senior residents but also taught a lot of stuff to both intern, second year residents and students alike.
Medicine is such a vast and interesting subject you can make like interesting to eveyrone on your team by using evudence based teaching techniques.
Study MKSAP and Medsutdy materials they are superb they will not only change your practice but also will help you teach your juniors effectively.
milee99
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Posted 03/24/10 - 12:03 PM
#28
Awesome thread!! Thanks!
Senior members! Please post additional tips for preparing for residency- we all have 2 months yet to prepare. Also, as an IMG, what extra things do we need to anticipate?
redstorm
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Posted 12/27/10 - 08:31 AM
#29
nice! thanks for the thread. must be very useful. how is your internship, my senior and fellow members? would you please contribute?
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