medicus_81
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as far as I know:
externship: hands-on clinical experience (equals the regular AMS rotation)
sub-internship: you are even allowed to write orders, which are co-signed by resident/physician. AMS usually do it in their last year of med school, towards the end.
in terms of which one is better- I think the sub-internship, gives you more autonomy. If you are a graduate both a equally very hard to find( graduates without license are kind of in the gray zone- not a student in training anymore but also not a physician). If you are still a student- fight fo an externship, it works, just takes a lot of time and phone calls.
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| Dr.Luck
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thanks that was of great help.
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