POPO
08-22-2006, 06:44 AM
I often read that doing a research could help to get the residency of your choice. I always wanted to do a research, independently of this aspect, but I didn't know that it was possible without to get the title MD for eg...I mean doing the research on his own, not as an assistant.
My question is, is it realistic to begin to prepare a medical research when you are in premed?...and to start it the first year of your med program or a few months before?
I have some research experience in humanities...I think I have the epistemological skills to do a one on my own. And I have the research problematic in my mind since nearly 1 year. Plus, it would be a thesis exclusively based on statistics...it means I would not have to go very deeply in medical knowledge.
So is it possible to do this on his own, and to think that it may be published? If not, do one of the big 4 could assist me in my research? Or is it possible to find a MD or a PhD anywhere who would supervise me, even if I will be in the first steps of my medical formation?
My question is, is it realistic to begin to prepare a medical research when you are in premed?...and to start it the first year of your med program or a few months before?
I have some research experience in humanities...I think I have the epistemological skills to do a one on my own. And I have the research problematic in my mind since nearly 1 year. Plus, it would be a thesis exclusively based on statistics...it means I would not have to go very deeply in medical knowledge.
So is it possible to do this on his own, and to think that it may be published? If not, do one of the big 4 could assist me in my research? Or is it possible to find a MD or a PhD anywhere who would supervise me, even if I will be in the first steps of my medical formation?