i had an interview there 1 week ago ,, i did not get what is ur question ,, do u ask or offer answer questions ,,, because i would like to know if it is a good program and how good it is
The hospital is old and not clean ,, bad sign I think
The PD is cool and I liked him
The teaching schedule is good but the residents sounded weak
The best thing that half of the rotation will be mount siani hospital
I agree with you that the hospital is not that nice but I think that's typical for a community hospital in NYC.
Pros :
1. Strong affiliation with Mount Sinai School of Medicine
2. 12 months rotation/electives at Mount Sinai Hospital
3. Offers H1B visa
4. Very approachable, nice program director
5. Possibility of doing fellowship in Mount Sinai Hospital
6. Diverse population
7. Location : no other cities can beat NYC !!!, located in Queens which is better neighborhood comparing to other boroughs like Bronx and Brooklyn
Cons :
1. Concerning low board pass rate (62% in the past 3 years)
2. Huge workload
3. Not a fancy hospital like other hospitals in midwest
4. High living cost (but higher salary to compensate for that)
Great evaluation man ,, u r absolutely right in every thing
I will think then ,, though I did not have that large no of IVs I still would like to see the others but if they offered a prematch I will think twice before accepting or rejecting ,,, will u accept ??
1.4 years clinical experience in critical care medicine in home country
Other certifications : BLS , ACLS
No USCE , No LOR's
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