"high volume facility and residents received many awards" | More from this Member | Report Response

"-Lots of diversity of patients and clinical sites- you see everything <br> -Residents work very hard while maintaining very reasonable hours/call schedule <br> -Good emphasis on psychotherapy supervision/training <br> -Excellent resources for community psychiatry <br> -PD, Dr. McDonald is great <br> -Residents are nice people and enthusiastic about the program <br> -Atlanta is a very nice, clean, affordable city with a great climate and lots to do <br> -Residents enjoy their didactics <br> -Faculty are very approachable, by report <br> -At Grady, residents and staff were very jovial, laughing and joking with eachother. Some of the residents remarked on the importance of having a sense of humor when you aren't dealing with such serious issues <br> " | More from this Member | Report Response

"poor facilities, commuting is excessive, residents overworked, faculty were awkward" | More from this Member | Report Response

"-Although residents do form close friendships, they have official get-togethers less than once a month and are pretty spread out over multiple sites, which may impact their overall personal closeness <br> -No chairman yet <br> -More autonomy PGY1 at Grady than PGY2 at other clinical sites <br> " | More from this Member | Report Response

"boring and disappointing" | More from this Member | Report Response

"-Introduction by Dr. McDonald <br> -Interviews with resident, 2 faculty members, Dr. McDonald, Dr. Schwartz (assistant PD) <br> -tour of city with Dr. McDonald <br> -lunch at Grady Hospital <br> -tour of Grady <br> -group meeting with chief of psychiatry at Grady <br> -more city tour with Dr. McDonald on way back to Emory <br> -meeting with interim chairman on how to select a residency program <br>" | More from this Member | Report Response