What I receive from my schoolby Anonymous (no login)I went to school in Chicago. I receive invitations to participate in CME's. The most recent was for a business CME through the business school affiliated with the Finch university. I also just received the newsletter and according to Dr. Galinski who I deeply respect over 80% of the new graduates were place in prestigious mult-year residencies. Good job scholl students! I think it may be safe to presume that the numbers were fairly consistant at the other schools? I think the decrease in numbers and increase in numbers at good residencies will help raise the profession. Maybe it would be a good time for some without surgical training to go back and get some? Another suggestion would be to hook up with a more experienced surgeon for exposure. I had three years of residency but I still ask a older colleague to scrub with me once in a while. Just my opinions-peace to you all. from IP address 64.196.60.2 Goto Forum Home |
| Response Title | Author and Date |
| No name. | R. Wilner, DPM on Aug 16, 2:01 AM |
| Why are you "anonymous? | R. Wilner, DPM on Aug 16, 11:25 PM |
| Re: Why are you "anonymous? | Anonymous on Aug 18, 4:31 PM |
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