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Old 03-29-2008, 01:56 PM
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So in summary, WSOM has greenbook CORE rotations in FP, IM, and Ob/Gyn through various hospitals but are missing Peds and Surgery?

For Green Electives WSOM has Anesthesiology, Ophthalmology, Pediatric Anesthesiology (AN), Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine (IM), Rheumatology (IM) through AFFLIATED programs at Micheal Reese. WSOM also has Otolaryngology through DePaul Medical Center.
Isn't getting Peds and Surgery greenbook rotations tough for a lot of the carib schools ?

What are some places in IL that offer greenbook for Peds and Surgery?

Where do IAU 3rd and 4th yr students do their cores ?

Thanks for the info IAU mod
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So one IM and CVS Dx rotation will be lost for Windsor (and probably others)? What happened to MRH?
Financial problems. Also, the land where they are located is prime real estate that wants to be developed for Chicago's 2016 bid for the olympics. The rsidents were released from their contracts and have been acceptet as PGY2 and PGY3 next year at university programs such as Wayne State, MSU, UConn, UIC, Case Western, LSU, UF, to name a few. Overall these programs are better than MRH so while bad for MRH it's good for the residents.
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Same boat...
IAU only has IM at Harbor and Baton Rouge and has FP at Jackson Park. The few students ahead of me were able to obtain rotations here and there since there was only like 2 students per class.

Most of us are still waiting on NY and greenbook core rotations. Some have transferred, mostly AUA.

BTW, thanks grobble.
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That's correct....

I listed each greenbook rotation by the hospital name. And the ones I have listed are the ones that I have found currently. We have a new hospital in the Chicago area and as soon as I get more info on it I will post it.


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So in summary, WSOM has greenbook CORE rotations in FP, IM, and Ob/Gyn through various hospitals but are missing Peds and Surgery?

For Green Electives WSOM has Anesthesiology, Ophthalmology, Pediatric Anesthesiology (AN), Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine (IM), Rheumatology (IM) through AFFLIATED programs at Micheal Reese. WSOM also has Otolaryngology through DePaul Medical Center.
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Is Kentucky still available? I heard from a classmate who said we have Columbus OH
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There are a couple of students that is doing rotations in OH but I don't have conformation from the school that it is a clinical site as of yet.

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Is Kentucky still available? I heard from a classmate who said we have Columbus OH
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Fourth years looking for surgery rotations
There is another windsor 4th year who did these rotations and had a very positive experience. If you are at the tail end of your third year check these out. Great experience if you intend to end up in Surgery or FP.




If you are a senior medical student seriously interested on surgery, we offer a two to six months rotation in surgical specialties. Our institution – University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio – is a level 1 trauma with all specialties including transplant, cardiac and pediatric surgery as well as minimally invasive procedures.
For further information go to our site:http://surgery.uthscsa.edu/vissa/program.asp
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If you are a senior medical student seriously interested on surgery, we offer a two to six months rotation in surgical specialties. Our institution – University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio – is a level 1 trauma with all specialties including transplant, cardiac and pediatric surgery as well as minimally invasive procedures.
For further information go to our site:http://surgery.uthscsa.edu/vissa/program.asp
wow this is just awesome

and i love san antonio
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is the nashville clinical site greenbook and can you do all of your clinical rotations there?
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Good clinical info site...

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