Recent content by DukeNuc

Try to fit in with the residents as much as possible. Read Felson's. And most importantly don't sit too close to the person dictating.

I just wanted to post some information about Doctor's Hospital in Columbus and update some information from previous posts that may be updated or incomplete. From a residents perspective.... Doctors Hospital Columbus, OHIO “Volume—Low volume program with few interesting cases to learn...

Apply to all of the DO programs, apply to all of the MD programs in your region, and apply to community MD programs in other areas. I know that several of the DO programs will take applications till the end of september, and while rotating is helpful, it is not a must. Especially if your...

I'm not going to Duke, but thats not to say another DO isn't. My handle refers to the video game and not the college.

Nuclear medicine is DO friendly. As a DO I recieved interviewes at 4 big name university programs, and several community programs. I was subsequently offered positions at the 2 universities I interviewed at. They will accept a DO internship as your first year at all of the places I looked...

Im interested in nuclear medicine. I like almost every aspect of the field except for the prospect of struggling to find work.

Does anybody that is interviewing, current residents, or nuclear physiciand that are interested in nuclear medicine have any comments on the future of the field, and how it will be affected by healthcare reform? It seems like the indications for nuclear studies wont change, but if radiologists...

I welcome any nuclear physicians to give their opinions on the future of the field?

I'm just cuirous if someone could weigh in and give an opinion on the future of nuclear medicine in regard to job stability and potential growth. With PET/CT studies expected to double by 2016 and a relatively constant supply of radiologists being trained, where does that leave the physician...