Does ayone know the specifics of what makes NYU a 'workhorse' program? are the hours longer than usual? do residents see more patients per day? less academic time? I'm trying to understand the specifics lol >and for UCSF
specifically for UCSF, it's just that the volume is high so you're often leaving clinic around 5:30/6. Academic time is good (1-2 half days a week) and support is there. It's just the patients you're seeing are complicated and there are a lot of them
specifically for UCSF, it's just that the volume is high so you're often leaving clinic around 5:30/6. Academic time is good (1-2 half days a week) and support is there. It's just the patients you're seeing are complicated and there are a lot of them