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| | 10/21/07 - 07:43 AM  
 
   
 
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Please copy this template and add: Program Name: Date of Interview: Where did u stay, nearest hotel, travel etc: Level of "stress" (0-10): How many interviewers: How many applicants: Tour included visits to: Questions asked: Happy residents: yes / no / ? : Atmosphere: City, how is living there?: Research oriented: yes / no / ? Prematch offers?: Visa sponsored?: What I liked the most?: What should be improved?: Rate experience (0-10): Conclusion:
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| gaja Forum Newbie
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| | 11/24/07 - 02:07 PM  
 
   
 
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Program Name: St. John's Mercy St. Louis Date of Interview: early November Where did u stay, nearest hotel, travel etc: provided luxury acomodation in the hotel Level of "stress" (0-10): 2 How many interviewers: 3 How many applicants: 3 Tour included visits to: everywhre, anything we asked for Questions asked: nothing tricky or medical, about plans for future, expectations from program, family, past experience Happy residents: yes / no / ? : v. Yes Atmosphere: very good, positive City, how is living there?: you can choose were to live, depend on your needs. Car is necessary Research oriented: no Prematch offers?: No Visa sponsored?: H1B What I liked the most?: Very friendly atmosphere, small program in large hospital ( almost 1000 beds, just 7 PGY1, FMG and AMG What should be improved?: Prematch offer will set this program on the top of my list, otherwise the risk of beeing late for the program because of visa issues is quite big Rate experience (0-10): 10 Conclusion: Very nice program, I like it a lot, think that having a residency there might be not as painfull as in other places. Interview totally painless.
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| gingko Forum Senior
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| | 11/25/07 - 10:25 AM  
 
   
 
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thanks Gaja..that was very helpful as i have an interview there, but didnt have much info on the program..the people seem really nice..the invitation was very personalized and looked like an invitation..i got the impression that they want to do everything possible to make the visit pleasant..no wonder u had a good experience..did they reply to ur thank you letter/gave any indication for prematch..would appreciate ur response
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| docprimarycare1 Forum Newbie
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| | 11/27/07 - 03:53 PM  
 
   
 
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I did my residency from this program and graduated recently. Sad to say but I will not recommend this program to people looking for good future prospects. It is a big hospital but residents do not manage all the patients, almost all patients are taken care by hospitalist who only seldom ask residents to be a part of team. The teaching rounds are conducted by attendings who themselves do not admit the patients to residents. On an elective rotation residents are thought to slow down the clinics and the attendings encourage residents not come to their offices. Consults are rarely offered to residents. Yes residents are happy here as they have a lot of free time to socialise. I think The AMG rank this specific program to have a easy residency life. Residents are only encouraged to pursue primary care.
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| criticaldoc Forum Senior
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| | 11/27/07 - 04:10 PM  
 
   
 
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docprimarycare 1: that was also useful. The most important information is the one provided by a resident out of the formal meet on day of IV.
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