Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT

I can't remember what the theme was, but there was another room I thought was way harder

yes! but "teamwork" room was worse. not an enjoyable day for me lol

omg yesss it was the teamwork room that got me

My best room

https://pathology.med.upenn.edu/education/residency/logistics/salary-benefits; https://medicine.yale.edu/surgery/education/residencies/otolaryngology/salary/

per month?

brownie points per second

Penn State, Northwestern, Yale (kind of), Georgetown, Ohio State, Brown, Cleveland Clinic, UPMC, UTHSC (tennessee), Zucker/Northwell, Emory, Mizzou, WVU, Dartmouth

wait I didn't know about Northwestern, are we sure?

Exact wording: "We are very excited to welcome you to the Northwestern University combined Medicine-Dermatology interviews, which also serves as interviews for either the categorical Medicine and/or advanced Dermatology tracks, if you have applied to either of those Northwestern programs. "

northwestern med derm counts for prelim.

Penn state does??

yes Penn state does, presented to us on interview day

what about northwestern regular Derm/peds derm> NW med derm counts for advanced derm NW position + med derm position. NOT prelim. You can ask to be considered for categorical IM, but that was not guaranteed by just applying.

there's hundreds of applicants applying that have never touched this sheet, seems like most of the ppl who rotated at uconn are on here, also big reason why uconn pops up on this sheet so much!

they also interviewed 50ish ppl. not sure how many yale did.

yale interviewed around 60 but people are real weird about it like sometimes a ton of negative info other times that info goes missing

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you'll drink the koolaid at any of these programs. within derm, penn is the premiere program. harvard's name externally carries weight, but there's a cost to that (working ~10 hours more on average per week). no difference to future career prospects. yale is smallest chill

keep in mind that the advice on here is HEAVILY biased by people who are also ranking these programs, and often, playing games in that regard... imo the best advice is pick place where you'll be happiest whether that's location or culture (if you did an away/interview vibes) or something else

<- lol, I've been told things that deeply conflict advice at left + just look at the rank list < is the rank tally affecting your decisions tho < def no. each program interviewed 30+ people and like 10 have listed the "rank" on the tally? < sorry I meant look at the rank list to see the likely COI at play here

and as big a name as Harvard. >> most non-derm people don't know that Penn is a good program

id argue that while it is lesser known than harvard, the average person would understand that penn is at least "good" lol

also consider COL (a studio in boston proper ~2k)

Also impressed by Penn, Harvard, Yale, Northwestern

also, I wonder how far the Harvard/Yale name can take someone.

i called the help desk on that website and they said to just send the reciept to the PC, which is what their original email to interview said as well

program specific, but generally yes. unclear why penn interviewed so many this year, though, so likely some exceptions to this rule

how many did penn interview

70 allegedly? (per their intro spiel) but could be fake news

their website says 48-60, but still a lot

yale also interviews around 60 for 6 positions, but doubt these programs fall far on the list..

stony brook with 50-70 for 3 is crazy too!

seems fairly standard for programs to interview 10 candidates for each residency spot

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shady that yale negative comments keep disappearing

all of the comments seem pretty aligned - curious, did anyone feel differently?

found it to be a good interview experience. people seemed to know my activities and such. That being said, I've had bad ones other people noted were great, so I think there's no way to tell!

thank you so much, that's really helpful! they didn't know anything about me, not sure how/ how much i should read into it haha but good to hear all experiences/perspectives

dinner was fun, wanted to love.. but interview had mixed vibes and overall not what i expected

the residents were great but faculty mixed, some faculty even kind of antagonistic during interviews. one room probed uncomfortably. others no reactions. in a program that small it felt off. also, new haven lol.

I left the interview day loving the program. It is clear the program values their residents and doesn't just treat them like cheap labor. Felt at home with the residents. Faculty were very intentional in the questions they asked. The questions were tough but appropriate.

I thought I was the only one who felt this way. It makes me feel better that I wasn't the only one. I thought it was a "me" issue lol and that they didn't like me or think I was good enough.

what do you guys mean by mixed vibes??

at least for me some people were nicer/reacted more. Other just seemed kinda cold tbh and didn't really give verbal cues that they liked you or your responses.

right, especially since the night before they promoted the program as smaller, tight knit, and caring, but that did not ultimately seem to show

i had two or three rooms with faculty that either seemed to intentionally interrupt or disagree with whatever my answer was or downright showed no emotion or attempt to make small talk. Interview also dropping it lower on my list.

on the spreadsheet last year people noted similar things: not super collegial feeling, some discomfort with faculty interactions, some parts of interview felt inappropriate

they have also been accused of removing negative comments on the spreadsheet in previous years

someone DID remove negative comments from the yale name and shame this year as well

red flags :(

reactions were deadpan so i was rambling...

Interviewed earlier in the season and felt the same.

it was disappointing

i think it fell on my rank list, because for a medium sized program they didn't seem to care about me lol >> lol I mean we are not their residents, why should they care about us.

vandy > really all of the in person ones that have dinners/apps the night before

Yale was at a good pizza place

pepes!

location + vibes + 1> prestige. let's be honest any grown adult that actually cares about prestige at this old ass age of their life has deep Freudian insecurities + 1

I'm def prioritizing my own wellbeing in this next stage of life meaning vibes/schedule/location right now matter more to me than prestige/ranking

literally whatever you want to prioritize too, if you want prestige then go for it, if you wanna be near family, go for it. it's your choice wo/man, no one else matters in this decision (except maybe if you have a spouse and kids)

no :(

Ah, probably just delayed from holidays. We'll prob get them monday is my guess then

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can anyone who has already interviewed at Yale this cycle speak to when schedules went out?

I interviewed 12/3 and we got our schedules 11/24

what were the interview vibes?

Spill the tea

I heard the PD say the n-word> dont they have a black resident

oh nvm then it's ok

lmao

do all residents at Yale get the pass?

OOOO

whats the n word?

the slur. Hard R.

this sounds like a lie… when did this happen?

don't be fooled. It's actually Necrolytic Migratory Erythema

N word was Niagara

bold faced lie from whoever is making this claim, should be ashamed of self >> such a low blow. I mean I know we all are feeling anxious about the interview season but making false allegations is not something we should do.