By Guest on Thursday, 20 June 2002
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I requested and just received an informational packet from the ortho program at UC Davis. It sounds like a great program but there is a statement in the section on resident training that says "A sixth year research rotation at the PG3 level is being considered effective July 1, 2001." I was wondering if there are any residents at this program, or others in the know, who can tell me if this is a required sixth year or if it is elective. I like the idea of a program that gives that option, in case residents decide they want it, but on the other hand, as a third year med student and potential applicant, it seems a little early to have to know this for sure. In fact, while I am at this, does anyone know of other programs that have a required sixth year?
-BD
UCSD is a 6 year program with a year of research during PGY2.
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23 years ago
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brown (spend 6th year as research/junior attending in trauma)

cleveland clinic

those are all i can think of right now.
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23 years ago
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Ohio State has a required research year for one resident out of 4 after the 3rd year, starting with my intern class.
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23 years ago
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Wake Forest actually has a 7 year track(2 research years) for one or two residents per class.
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23 years ago
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I also believe UCSF has it for one or two of their residents. And on this topic, which one or two will it be, should I not even apply if I don't want to do the research and would be somewhat miserable spending an extra year doing it?
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Not that I wouldn't love it )
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