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So, I graduated residency last year, and got a job as a hospitalist. However, after my 1 year contract is up, I would like to go back to the outpatient world and work at a primary care clinic. My fear is that because I haven't done outpatient in a year, I may be rusty in certain area. My residency had a major focus in clinic work, and I felt like a got a good foundation, and did well on boards. However, I am a little worried that there are tidbits of primary care I may not have used in some time.
Is there anything that you guys may recommend I might do to help get me back up to speed. I've had some people tell me that being out for a year shouldn't be too bad, especially since I was still involved in clinical medicine in the hospital...but I want to excel at my job, and concerned about my rustiness in outpatient medicine. Thanks!
Is there anything that you guys may recommend I might do to help get me back up to speed. I've had some people tell me that being out for a year shouldn't be too bad, especially since I was still involved in clinical medicine in the hospital...but I want to excel at my job, and concerned about my rustiness in outpatient medicine. Thanks!