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  Sunday, 21 March 2010
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Hi,

I am a third year. I recently switched to Ortho but only have general surgery research. I did summer research between year 1 and 2 and have one publication, one presentation and several video presentations.

I am wondering if I should take some time to do some Ortho research or as long as you have some research that counts?

My score are good (between 245-250 for step 1) and upper half for rank with most of year 3 getting honors.

Thanks in advance.
Sunday, 21 March 2010 01:30
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if you can find a manageable and well defined project with a good mentor, then it would be worth it. I guess even if you can't, it's not going to hurt you and would give you something to talk about. the gen surg research should be helpful too.
Sunday, 21 March 2010 01:56
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I would definitely look into something if you can jump on a project. I hate to say it, but upper half and 245-250 is becoming an average ortho applicant and while you have a very good chance of matching with those credentials, more research will only help you get your choice of residency.
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