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Sidewinder
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Hiya Folks, I was wondering how much more difficult would it be to get into a combined family medicine-pyschiatry or internal medicine-pyschiatry residency versus a traditional pyschiatry residency. I would appreciate any information or advice you can give me before I spend the money on applying to the limited number of combined medicine-pyschiatry residency programs.
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DrOrange
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I don’t know much about this, but I would think it is a little bit harder as the seats are less. Definitely possible for an FMG. I have a bigger question if u r in need of a visa, all Combined Residency programs are non-accredited. Would they still be able to do ur visa???? http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/
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puchpal
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dear orange i am not sure, but i think combined programs have fewer people per seat for interview so i thought it was easier. but if it is wrong please do correct me your inputs are highly desirable
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