impressivemangojuice
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Can i go into private practice with just my peds residency and survive okish?
Yes. You will likely make more in private practice than having done a fellowship.Can i go into private practice with just my peds residency and survive okish?
Agree with above. With the exception of Peds EM, NICU, and maybe peds GI/cards, fellowships won't make you more money. The point of doing a peds fellowship really comes down to practicing the medicine that you find intellectually interesting.Can i go into private practice with just my peds residency and survive okish?
Agreed. The other specialty that may pay more is Allergy/Immunolgy but I think that’s because you can do adult medicine going that route, at which point you’re more an IM sub specialist.Agree with above. With the exception of Peds EM, NICU, and maybe peds GI/cards, fellowships won't make you more money. The point of doing a peds fellowship really comes down to practicing the medicine that you find intellectually interesting.
Depends on what you're aiming for. If the subspecialty is less competitive, it usually means the applicant is more mature and competent as they have been an attending. If you are aiming for a more competitive subspecialty, the maturity is offset my the fact that you've been out of the academic game so to speak for a while compared to other applicants and typically have weaker letters and less CV padding.What is the general consensus/advice on matching into fellowship if you decide to try out general practice for a few years after residency? Do people seek out research opportunities while they’re an attending in general practice? Do these applicants (vs traditional “resident” applying into fellowship) get ranked based on other factors?