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Since I presume they're too modest to post this themselves - excellent work, friends:
To be very honest, it didn't occur to me at first how condescending this whole "PRT provider network" is... but I would be pretty annoyed if someone tried to tell me how to give 4 Gy x 5Since I presume they're too modest to post this themselves - excellent work, friends:
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Only a high volume palliative fellowship trained rad onc would know the answer!To be very honest, it didn't occur to me at first how condescending this whole "PRT provider network" is... but I would be pretty annoyed if someone tried to tell me how to give 4 Gy x 5
To be very honest, it didn't occur to me at first how condescending this whole "PRT provider network" is... but I would be pretty annoyed if someone tried to tell me how to give 4 Gy x 5
Only a high volume palliative fellowship trained rad onc would know the answer!
I know I know... I just couldn’t help myself. I’ll wait for the next time the ASTRO site advertises the position to bring it back up again. I’m sorry!
"We need to get past the idea that “academic” equals good quality and “community” equals suspect quality—or quality that needs an academic stamp of approval. But, inexplicably, our field produces articles and opinion pieces regarding these false premises. An additional certification for palliative radiation oncology is superfluous at best and insulting at worst. There is no need for a “PRT network.” It already exists. It is every community radiation oncologist and the centers in which they work."
Brings a tear to one's eye. Clapping.gif, fire emojis, all of it.
At this point, mdacc probably more worried about the fact that their 100% residency applicant crop of md phd 260+ AOA candidates with nature pubs and peace corp experience is no moreKudos to them for doing this but I wonder what the mothership MDACC is feeling. Last I heard they were still part of being in that academic group even in satellite centers in AZ.
True dat!At this point, mdacc probably more worried about the fact that their 100% residency applicant crop of md phd 260+ AOA candidates with nature pubs and peace corp experience is no more
The disdain is so strong here with the PRT network suggestions as mentioned before. If non-academics need help with palliative radiation, then surely we should not even touch IMRT. Reminds me of Jay Pharoah's Stephen A Smith impression below.This letter is