By Guest on Thursday, 10 October 2002
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In previous posts, people have alluded to the fact that if you want to get out the region you're in that away AIs done in the region you want to get to are a good choice. So here's my question: I came to the East Coast for med school from the West since my state school didn't accept me. I strongly prefer to do my residency in the West and eventually practice there too. Would it be as necessary for someone like me to do a couple of AIs out west as opposed to someone from the East who went to med school in the east and who wanted to do a residency out west? Hope this makes sense. I would appreciate any input.
The important thing is that you have "ties" to a certain region. . . . .that means having grown up in, or having went to college in a certain region. While you probably have a better chance than I did of getting interviews out west (I've only been west of the mississippi once, technically---->Mayo clinic), the fact is, people may see your ap, and all they might see is "eastern seaboard" school of medicine (ES SOM), so you might still end up in the same boat as someone born and bred in the east. to make a long story short, do AI's at places where you really want to go. And since that's out west for you, that's where I'd do a couple of AI's.
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