Alabama| U Alabama Med Ctr: |  | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Very laid back atmosphere. Didn't know what to expect and really liked what I saw. Faculty and Residents were all very nice |
- Program Advantages:
| Dedicated to education. Huge volume. Excellent moonlighting, with contrast call starting as R1. I felt the education was as good here as anywhere I saw. Would have been very happy to match here |
- Program Disadvantages:
| Maybe birmingham for some, though it's a neat city and low COL. |
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Florida
Georgia
Louisiana| Ochsner Clinic Found: | | | - Applied
- Received interview
| | Tulane U: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Nice and laid back. Friendly staff and faculty |
- Program Advantages:
| New Orleans is a cool city. |
- Program Disadvantages:
| Faculty was very small, ~13 full time staff i think when I interviewed to 12 residents. Call was very tough with such a low number of residents (4) |
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Mississippi| U Mississippi Med Ctr: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Very friendly faculty and staff. Chairman ask weird questions but knew they were coming |
- Program Advantages:
| Great pathology. Young, enthusiastic PD. Recently added a lot of young faculty straight from fellowships. Overall a very solid program |
- Program Disadvantages:
| Jackson could be for some. Not a lot of moonlighting I saw, or wasn't as good as other places |
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Missouri
North Carolina | | South Carolina| Med U S. Carolina: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Most relaxed day on the interview trail. I really liked the program director, faculty, and residents. Everyone seemed very happy and friendly |
- Program Advantages:
| Charleston is a huge plus. Top-notch cardiac guru Schoef, Huda does physics. ART hospital is amazing with outstanding Angio suites. High quality faculty, although faculty/resident ratio about 1:1 |
- Program Disadvantages:
| No internal moonlighting, and really didn't do much til R3-R4 years, but I was told one could easily double salary in R3-R4. |
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Tennessee| Baptist Mem Hosp: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Program Advantages:
| Best moonlighting in the country, period. |
| | U Tennessee Med Ctr at Knoxville: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Best pre-interview dinner!! |
| | U Tennessee/Methodistcare: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
| | Vanderbilt U: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Small group of 4. Very laid back. PD is nice, but quiet. Residents were really friendly, some of the happiest I met. |
- Program Advantages:
| Great teaching, well-funded department. Good moonlighting. Traditional call which can be good or bad. Vandy is a big name. |
- Program Disadvantages:
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Texas| Baylor COM: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Laid back and friendly. People were nice. PD is very enthusiastic |
- Program Advantages:
| Strong IR. TMC is awesome. Excellent moonlighting if wanted |
- Program Disadvantages:
| Worked hard it seems, but you knew your stuff |
| | U Texas at Houston: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Laid back day. Didn't talk with PD personally, but seemed nice. Chairmen seemed very nice. Faculty and residents were nice and happy |
- Program Advantages:
| TMC is a huge complex. You will see everything here for sure. Get to rotate 12-15 months at MD Anderson which is amazing. Good moonlighting. Overall a very good program. |
- Program Disadvantages:
| Houston for some, busy city, lot of traffic, bad weather |
| | U Texas Southwestern: | | | - Applied
- Attended interview
- Interview Experience:
| Very laid back. Nice faculty and residents |
- Program Advantages:
| Great night float schedule with hidden vacation time. Radiology reading rooms were very nice. Good moonlighting. Very solid name. New Hospital coming in a couple of years. Would have been very happy to match here. |
- Program Disadvantages:
| New Chairman maybe a disadvantage although I liked the fact he is moving in a research-oriented direction. |
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Virginia |
