Child fellowship UW, seattle vs WU, St louis

[Haldol Lorazepam]

I'm confused, which one of the above is regarded better for CAP fellowship? Also, location wise? Which city has a better life style? TIA

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[shan564]

They're both great programs. I'm obviously biased in favor of WashU (St. Louis), but everybody here is very happy with their decision to come. I love St. Louis - it's a relaxed environment and everything is cheap/close, so it's actually practical to do stuff.

 

[MacDonaldTriad]

Seattle is also a very cool place to live. Not to counter shan564's fondness for St. L.

 

[Merovinge]

UW is probably regarded as a better program by most with a very strong children's hospital, but nothing shabby at WashU at all. WashU has a better overall institute name which may matter depending on what you want to do in CAP.

Sea is a much cooler city to live in than St. Louis. It depends on what you are looking for though. If you want cool/trendy/hipster/tech stuff than Sea is definitely where it's at. COL is definitely higher in Sea though as it is a very desirable city to young professionals while St. Louis is very affordable and still has enough that you would not be bored to tears for 2 years.

 

[WisNeuro]

Pssh, don't fall for the trap! The Pacific Northwest is a rainy wasteland for like 9 months out of the year! The summer here is pretty awesome, but man, 7-9 months of straight rain and clouds got to me more than I thought it would.

 

[SmallBird]

I'm confused, which one of the above is regarded better for CAP fellowship? Also, location wise? Which city has a better life style? TIA

I don't think there is a consensus on one of these being better than the other. Anne Glowinski is the program director at WUSTL and an absolute rockstar who makes delicious croissant's. That counts for a lot in my view.

 

[Shikima]

Pssh, don't fall for the trap! The Pacific Northwest is a rainy wasteland for like 9 months out of the year! The summer here is pretty awesome, but man, 7-9 months of straight rain and clouds got to me more than I thought it would.

Sounds good to me! Better fishing....

 

[WisNeuro]

Sounds good to me! Better fishing....

I grew up on the Great Lakes, plenty of good fishing in the Midwest

 

[MacDonaldTriad]

The Boeing air museum in Seattle is great. Lots of WWI planes and a P-38. Probably only second to the Smithsonian Air and Space.

 

[Shikima]

I grew up on the Great Lakes, plenty of good fishing in the Midwest

Going fishing there soon I hope!

 

[HarryMTieboutMD]

I don't think there is a consensus on one of these being better than the other. Anne Glowinski is the program director at WUSTL and an absolute rockstar who makes delicious croissant's. That counts for a lot in my view.

Yes! I have no intention or interest in child, but I rotated in her clinic for 6 months and had a lot of fun! She's also one of the premier child psych epidemiologists and an expert in suicide- very clear thinker and superstar academic physician. She is also very pro resident and a stellar teacher.
We also have legends in John Constantino and Joan Luby. John Pruett does cutting edge autism rs-fc MRi, and Kelly Botteron does some high power neuroimaging work as well. There are some up and coming younger faculty as well.

 

[Haldol Lorazepam]

They're both great programs. I'm obviously biased in favor of WashU (St. Louis), but everybody here is very happy with their decision to come. I love St. Louis - it's a relaxed environment and everything is cheap/close, so it's actually practical to do stuff.

Couldn't find much info on the program's website. How's the pay like? Any moonlighting opportunitie? Also do u guys have case managers& sw helping with the non clinical stuff such as insurance pre-auth, referrals etc?
Cheers