Saint Louis University

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Is SLU a good/bad program? What's tHe 411?

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its a solid program. small but great volume and autonomy

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How is the fellowship with abdulrauf there

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dandy society is a big joke...

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Work hard. Tremendous autonomy. Abdulrauf is...a character, but he treats his residents well. New hospital will be done soon so get to operate in brand new digs. Research isn’t great but you’ll come out a good surgeon.

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(11-12-2018, 01:01 AM)Guest Wrote: Work hard. Tremendous autonomy. Abdulrauf is...a character, but he treats his residents well. New hospital will be done soon so get to operate in brand new digs. Research isn’t great but you’ll come out a good surgeon.

is he offering fellowships?

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(11-12-2018, 05:46 PM)Guest Wrote:

(11-12-2018, 01:01 AM)Guest Wrote: Work hard. Tremendous autonomy. Abdulrauf is...a character, but he treats his residents well. New hospital will be done soon so get to operate in brand new digs. Research isn’t great but you’ll come out a good surgeon.

is he offering fellowships?

There was a fellow last year. Not sure what they’re doing now.

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any updates? would love to know

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Solid program? They have terrible resident retention, Abdulrauf is ousted as chair, the program is on probation, there is 0 spine experience. Shall I go on?

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(10-13-2019, 10:03 PM)Guest Wrote: Solid program? They have terrible resident retention, Abdulrauf is ousted as chair, the program is on probation, there is 0 spine experience. Shall I go on?

Program is better without Abdulrauf.

It has the makings of a great small program. Could use some more spine. Needed to get out from underneath Abdulrauf to make reasonable changes into a better program. Good faculty. Now great chief of the division. Will never be WashU but that’s not what that program is all about.