Most competitive pediatric fellowships?

[scoopdaboop]

i have a feeling it would be derm due to the salary, but i am curious what others maybe more competitive.

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[GoSpursGo]

To get to peds derm, one has to go derm-->peds derm, as peds derm is under the American Board of Dermatology rather than the ABP. So it's "competitive," in the sense that you have to match to a much more difficult to attain residency first

Peds fellowships generally aren't that competitive, but if I had to pick one probably pediatric EM. Peds cardiology is a little more competitive as well.

 

[scoopdaboop]

Ahh okay, it's one of those. thanks

 

[oldbearprofessor]

To get to peds derm, one has to go derm-->peds derm, as peds derm is under the American Board of Dermatology rather than the ABP. So it's "competitive," in the sense that you have to match to a much more difficult to attain residency first

Peds fellowships generally aren't that competitive, but if I had to pick one probably pediatric EM. Peds cardiology is a little more competitive as well.

Yes, PEM and pedi cards are most competitive. Top programs in GI and neo are competitive but not so much just to match.

 

[amherejusttoobserve]

Yes, PEM and pedi cards are most competitive. Top programs in GI and neo are competitive but not so much just to match.

Are they more competitive due to net income?

 

[GoSpursGo]

Are they more competitive due to net income?

PEM has relatively good lifestyle, if you can deal with high-acuity patients and night shifts you get a lot of days off each month.

Cards and GI are both relatively higher compensated because they are more procedure-based specialties.

 

[SurfingDoctor]

An older study, but it’s probably relatively the same...

https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/pediatrics/127/2/254.full.pdf?download=true