I was thinking about creating a spreadsheet to evaluate all the programs I will be interviewing at on the trail.  I'm sure others have done this before,  and grading programs can be quite helpful when it comes down to ranking them.  Anyone care to share their approach to this?

I'm on a subI now and they routinely have the medical student violate duty hours.  Who do I report this to?

Fourth year scheduling season is happening for a lot of us, anyone take any interesting rotations their fourth year that they would recommend, either for fun or as good prep for intern year?

One of my sub-I's is doing my interviews  during my month on service so I guess I won't be interviewing with the pack later on.  Should I try to go back for a second look since so much time will have passed from the time I finish my rotation till the time they actually submit their rankings?

I like all aspects of neurosurgery, but I realistically know that it is pretty much required to subspecialize. Any advice from chief residents/young attendings on how you chose your subspecialty?

I hear that a lot of interviews overlap and sometimes one gets offered interviews at multiple places on the same date. Do programs let you switch with other people?  For those who just went through the match,  was that an option and if so,  was it easy to do?  Thank you!

Thoughts? Experiences? Advice?

Hi All,
Just wondering what advice you could offer someone with no home program. I am taking a research year and a masters this coming year but need advice on how to strength my app and how many subIs to pick and how to pick them!!


Thank you in advanced

I'm looking for an LGBTQ friendly program.  I'm a gay man wanting in the process of becoming a trans woman.  Which programs would be supportive of this? Thank you

how's the subI experience here?