hey,
any info on psych clinicals? or neurology? which were good/bad, why? know of any better hospitals not linked to MUA?

am thinking of triple board (psych, child, and neuro), so want to find out which clinicals offered via MUA would be best for me. i know it's 5yrs away, but general plans...

does anyone know a website which lists all available clinicals by ranking/grading (including those NOT for MUA)? i know it's a lil subjective, but that is my result is child psych and I need to know what i can do to best equip myself for that (education, contacts, etc.).

thanks ppl

MUA offers many psych rotations at Cherry Hospital in NC. I have heard it is good.

What you need to worry about right now is passing your classes and USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 - the rest will come in due time and clinical rotations are always being added etc.....rotations can change from good to bad overnight. It is the luck of the draw in many cases because of the rotating residents and your fellow classmates - personalities, knowledge etc.....

tru that nevisbutterfly, but i am not 100% committed to staying at MUA for my basic sciences (sorry to break so many hearts).
i'm loving the idea of 1year premed, but i want to keep options open for actual med school.
i know MUA is a great school, have not heard anything negative about it at all (n i'm a pretty good listener).

i'm starting in may, so am using my remaining time wisely (debating clinical opportunities seems worthwhile at this point).
no use gettin worked up over classes n classmate drama at this point right?

btw, my boy just got a job offer at cherry hill! awesome deal, but he'll probably turn it down.
am hoping to stay new england/east coast, but am open to anything if it's good.

Around phily will be good........

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