I have research published but it does not have an issue/volume number. It says "online ahead of print". Is that a publication or is that inpress? just want to make sure I put it in correctly

Today - Henry Ford Neurosurgery Residency Q&A with the PD and current residents. 


You are invited to a Zoom meeting.
When: Sep 26, 2021 05:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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I know all NS is hard, but I don't want to flog myself unnecessarily. 

So what are the places that are the most cush/least intense?

I know:

Mayo -- all 3 locations seem good
BNI -- I believe so
Cleveland Clinic -- I believe so
Stanford

What other places?

Thank you all so much!

Sorry if I missed this, but is there already an excel file for the 2022 application season? Like previous years.

We are hosting the Stony Brook Neurosurgery Residency Meet & Greet Friday September 24th from 6-7PM via Zoom.
 
There will be a brief presentation and informal discussion with the faculty, followed by a resident-run Q&A session.
 
We look forward to meeting you!
 
- Drs. Michael Egnor and Courtney Pendleton


RSVP for meeting link:

courtney.pendleton@stonybrookmedicine.edu

Hi everyone,

      Montefiore Medical Center will be hosting a Virtual Meet & Greet on October 15 from 3:00-4:00pm. Both faculty and residents will be present. Please RVSP to Dr. Vijay Agarwal at vagarwal@montefiore.org for a meeting link. We hope to see you there!

Thank you,
Montefiore Medical Center Department of Neurosurgery

My surgery clerkship isn't until the end of 3rd year, but I have a chance to take a neurosurgery elective which is essentially an AI in a couple months. I have no prior neurosurgery (or any other surgery) rotations and PD recommended I do this to see if it's the right field for me. Should I wait until after my surgery rotation to do this AI? I feel totally unprepared and am very worried about my performance.


Brutal honesty appreciated. Want to do the best I can do prepare (practice suturing, reading, etc) and not be an undue burden on the team.

Thank you.

Hi Everyone! The University of Washington will be hosting a Meet & Greet for prospective residency applicants tomorrow, Wednesday Sept. 22, at 6:30pm PST. We will have our PD, APDs, and current residents available to give you an overview of the program and to answer any of your questions!

Email resns@uw.edu to RSVP and receive the zoom link!

I am thinking of doing NS research with a PD at a mid-tier program. 

I know the benefits (get to know a PD). 

What what are the cons?  Would it be better to do research with a NS who is not a PD? 

If I do a shit job and fuck up, will the PD tell other PDs about me???

PD = program director

THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH

Just curious what the impetus seems to be. For example, one of the stanford alumni (Achrol) practiced for about 6 years and is now CMO at some MRI focused ultrasound company.