Anyone know of any programs that offer an enfolded spine fellowship? The only one I've come across is Louisville so far. All the others want someone that has completed residency training.

250+ Step 1. Recently started 3rd year, growing interest in NSG (the more I do rotations that arent surgical, the more I'm pushed this way). I'm not totally committed though.

The reason I'm posting this thread is because I am recently getting interested in the field and have ZERO research. I've got 1 unrelated poster presentation and one unrelated basic science paper in press (of which I'm a middle author). I'm worried it's already getting too late to get enough research to be competitive.

I'm not a Russian spam account, just a guy trying to raise some $$ for a good cause

The NYC Brain Tumor walk is on June 23, and at the moment, they are far short of meeting their fundraising goal this year 
Please consider donating if you have the means. As a community, we all know how important these efforts are - and every single dollar counts.

At least two of us in the NYC area are participating in the walk, please see the links below if you are interested in contributing or joining us for the day
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http://www.braintumorcommunity.org/site/...fr_id=2994

Opinions?

Why has Sinai taken so many grads from Einstein? (4 in a total of 14). I'm surprised Mocco took that many. Is this a common occurrence?

How many places does the average applicant apply to? My step 1 and research are a bit below average and trying to get an idea on how much to spend on application season.

https://academic.oup.com/neurosurgery/ad...17/5025563. Interesting article, programs at the top maybe not who'd you expect.

Sub-i season is here. So let's hear some stories, either first hand or stuff you've heard, good or bad, do's and dont's

Any recommendations on which chapters of Greenberg would be particularly high yield to read in preparation for sub-i's? (I don't have time to read the entire volume, just wanting to get a good basis of info then I'll continue reading while on rotations!)

Anyone know which which institutions you need a car/Uber/public transit at to get between hospitals on sub-internship rotations? UW and Miami have been mentioned in the past