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22 years 7 months ago - 22 years 7 months ago #4083 by
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figured i'd get this post rollin' again, since there was a holiday break...

MCV: this one was before Xmas, but was really good. Meet with Chairman OR Program director, and 3 other attendings. Really laid back, spent a great deal of time with residents. Talked of a few changes in curriculum and changes in night float, but nothing major i guess.
Richmond is a decent city, depends on what you like.

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22 years 7 months ago - 22 years 7 months ago #4091 by
Replied by on topic well, i'll keep it going....if
well, i'll keep it going....if no one else wants to share.

Cincy: 7 interviews....actually finished early 1-2p.m., but felt long. i think the interviews were laid back, but with serious questioning (at least more so than some i've been in) Not hardcore or anything, but minimal "chit-chatting"---more Q & A. Anatomy or Ethical question.
overall, good day.

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22 years 7 months ago - 22 years 7 months ago #4092 by
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ucsd: 2 panel interviews with about 8-12 attendings in each room. intimidating, but amounts to nothing more than some friendly questioning about your background and your motivations. talk to residents in between interviews. tour san diego which was beautiful. we went to the beach which was nice change from the weather in the east coast. overall, a pleasant experience.

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