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I was wondering if people could tell me which programs spend a lot of time at county hospitals with large immigrant populations, particularly spanish speaking hospitals. My home institution is basically a county hospital and (more than I expected) I have really enjoyed my time working with spanish speaking immigrants, and also feel that in these places there is often more operative experience. I know that people say at certain institutions, like USC and Miami, that there are a large number of Spanish speaking patients. I am hoping others can tell me what other programs have similar arrangements with large county hospitals with Spanish speaking patient populations (and other immigrant population stats would be helpful). Thanks.
Sunday, 20 November 2005 23:10
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Denver has a very large hispanic population, so U of Colorado (the county hospital there is Denver Health) wight be worth a look for you
Monday, 21 November 2005 01:56
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most of the texas programs have hispanic patient populations to some extent, with a very large immigrant population in san antonio.
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