r/fellowship • u/Serious-Feedback-404 • 7h ago
Cardiology Help Me Rank
No subspecialtiy preference for now but likely not procedural
Uconn/Hartford
University of Cincinnati
UTMB Galveston/TX
University of Oklahoma
Advocate Christ Medical Center
r/fellowship • u/banana-panic • May 20 '22
Hello folks. I'm u/banana-panic and I recently took possession of r/fellowship.
There are subreddits and boards on SDN for every other stage of the medical education process where fellowship training is already discussed, but I figured it wouldn't be a horrible idea to have a specific/dedicated space for that content on Reddit as well. There's no pressure to use this page if those other places/resources are fulfilling the needs of applicants/fellows/etc. already. If this subreddit goes unused and gets recycled into the possession of a different redditor for a different purpose, then no harm/no foul. Until that time though, welcome! I hope together we can build this into another useful resource/community.
Call for Mods:
As this subreddit is new and doesn't have a lot of traffic to moderate, I don't see the need for recruiting a giant mod team at the moment. If there's anyone who feels especially passionate about being a mod and is knowledgeable about/has gone through the fellowship application process in their field of interest, shoot me a message.
Much love.
r/fellowship • u/Serious-Feedback-404 • 7h ago
No subspecialtiy preference for now but likely not procedural
Uconn/Hartford
University of Cincinnati
UTMB Galveston/TX
University of Oklahoma
Advocate Christ Medical Center
r/fellowship • u/Unable-Heart-5206 • 2h ago
Uams, university of Nebraska, univ of North Dakota, university of Kansas/Missouri
r/fellowship • u/Dramatic-Chance2029 • 3h ago
Hey y’all need help ranking my list. Quality of life/location and mal heme are my main priorities, not interested about prestige:
University of Arizona-Phoenix, University of Miami, University of Florida-Gainesville, Ochsner, University of New Mexico, Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute, UC Davis
r/fellowship • u/ComplexPsychology180 • 2m ago
Please help me rank these programs (KU, VCU, MCW, U Cincinnati, Allegheny, Iowa, MCG)?
#Cardiology #Fellowship
r/fellowship • u/Far_Importance_9882 • 44m ago
Does ORISE need to approve a lab visit before offer is made?
r/fellowship • u/Realistic-Dust8913 • 1h ago
Has anyone been accepted into a US IM subspecialty fellowship after completing residency outside the US through the exceptionally qualified applicant route? How was the process, particularly the paperwork and coordination with the GME office? was it complicated ?
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r/fellowship • u/Just-Another-Doc • 11h ago
Hi guys, would appreciate any insights regarding the following programs and where to place them:
- Einstein Philly
- Buffalo
- Suny Upstate
- DMC/Wayne State
- Rochester Regional
- GW
Broad clinical training with ECMO/Transplant/IP exposure is a priority but so is the program culture. Will move places up/down based on how happy the fellows are etc. etc.
Anyone with personal experience or anyone heard anything through the grapevine, would appreciate the help!
r/fellowship • u/sunbuns98 • 22h ago
Hi everyone! 😊 I would really appreciate if anyone could provide any insight on how I should rank these programs for cardiology fellowship. Reputation and work life balance/QOL are my main factors:
in no particular order:
- East Carolina University
- University of Chicago (Endeavor Health/Northshore)
- Southern Illinois University
- University of Oklahoma
- University of Tennessee (Memphis)
- University of Kentucky (Bowling Green)
- Lower Bucks Hospital
Thank you!
r/fellowship • u/ThreatOfTrips • 22h ago
Looking for a good balance of allergy and immuno but open to exploring more with whatever the place I end up in is set up to do. Maybe leaning academics. I know allergy prestige doesnt always follow institution prestige so I'm pretty confused about where things go in my list.
Baylor
University of Michigan
University of Miami
University of Virginia
University of Washington
Dartmouth
Henry Ford
USF Tampa
USF St. Petersburg
Case Western
Memorial Healthcare
Nicklaus Childrens Hospital
r/fellowship • u/BoysenberryDeep2914 • 19h ago
r/fellowship • u/Careless_Yak5136 • 1d ago
Has anyone passed the ABIM with poor test scores? <30th percentile on ITE all three years and 54% on uworld first pass , dreading 10/22
r/fellowship • u/Think_Abalone_1497 • 1d ago
Where my F1s waiting for ABIM results at? It feels like the test was so long ago and now that results week is here, all l can think about is how much it would affect my fellowship stuff if I had to sit for that test again …. As if navigating a busy fellowship wasn’t already enough
r/fellowship • u/Fantastic-Weight984 • 22h ago
Did y’all who interviewed at UT Nashville Cardiology get a goodie bag in mail?
r/fellowship • u/Fantastic-Weight984 • 23h ago
r/fellowship • u/Prometheus_Nauvoo94 • 1d ago
Newark Beth Israel vs UTHSC-Nashville
r/fellowship • u/Impressive-Watch-807 • 1d ago
Looking for good training and exposure but also better work life balance.
Houston methodist
Uni of Oklahoma
Uni of buffalo
SUNY
Rochester regional
LSU Shreveport
Cook county
SLU
Ut tyler
UIUC Peoria
Uni of toledo
East Tennessee State university, quillen city
Uni of Kentucky bowling green
St elizabeth Neomed
r/fellowship • u/LawfulnessUpset7876 • 1d ago
Applied fellowship this cycle, and I’m waiting for ABIM results on 10/22 and I’m seriously freaking out over whether failing this exam might affect the fellowship cycle
r/fellowship • u/wellfedmed • 1d ago
Hi !
Can someone give insight regarding sleep medicine at Baylor Houston vs WashU St Louis ?Confused about which one to rank higher ?
Thanks
r/fellowship • u/maverick_hunter00 • 2d ago
Hey everyone!
Trying to figure out my rank list and would appreciate any input on these programs:
- LSU New Orleans
- Baylor Houston
- Duke
- Johns Hopkins
- Baylor Dallas
- UCSF
- Tulane
- U Miami
My priorities are cost of living, work-life balance, strong clinical training (clinical > research), and future career opportunities.
I see myself in a community/academic setting. Not sure about pursuing additional subspecialty training (honestly, already tired of the idea of more training), but I'd like to keep that door open.
Thanks in advance!