By Guest on Friday, 07 February 2003
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somone advised me not to do an ortho rotation during the first month (June/July) because of the new interns and residents and it is easy to get lost in the shuffle. any opinions? i gotta start working on my schedule for the other b.s. i hafta take. Dr. Nick Riviera Quote of the Day: "Hey, did you go to Hollywood Upstairs Medical College, too?"
I did a rotation this year mid-July through mid-August and had no problems. It was actually probably my best sub-I of the three that I did, and it is probably going to be No. 1 on my list. The interns may be new, but you interact more with PGY2 and higher ortho residents, so they know the ropes by then. At least where I was they seemed to be quite confident and everything went smoothly. As for getting lost in the shuffle, I think that it was just the opposite. Since I was there so early, I was their first sub-I and I was the only student there for 2 or 3 weeks before others started to come, so they really got to know me and I had my chance to shine and make a good impression. I don't know if mine was a unique experience, but I would not personally discourage a July sub-I. :smokin:
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Friday, 07 February 2003 16:00
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On the contrary, I think June/July is a great time to do a sub-internship. Even if the new interns and residents are clueless, it is a great opportunity for you to shine (but not at the expense of your team, of course). I'd go for it.
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Saturday, 08 February 2003 03:31
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just to chime in, i matched at the place i did my july away rotation.
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Saturday, 08 February 2003 10:34
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