Applicants with Prior Training
Emergency medicine (EM) has its challenges, downsides, advantages, and accompanying lifestyle. Additionally, graduates of EM residency programs have abundant job opportunities. Accordingly, there is an increased interest in residency training in EM, even among residents with prior training. Transitioning from another specialty to EM can be complicated yet achievable, especially if EM is the transitioning physician's passion and career goal. Therefore, in this article, we elaborate on the transition process from another discipline to EM in light of changes in residency funding.
Source: The Journal of Emergency Medicine - Category: Emergency Medicine Authors: Hilary Yokley, Daniel R. Martin, Dick Kuo, Kevin M. Ban, Amal Mattu, Mohamad Ali Cheaito, Shahram Lotfipour, Amin Kazzi Tags: Medical Student Forum Source Type: research
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