If you have a strong desire to live in a certain city for residency, it is an excellent idea to complete an away rotation in that particular location. Generally, the earlier during fourth year the better. July, August, and September are all excellent options for away rotations. July rotations may be somewhat difficult to obtain, since many departments give priority to their own medical students going into EM during the July rotation.
Rotations in October or beyond can still be helpful, but it will be difficult for you to obtain a letter of recommendation from that rotation in time for your residency application. Of course, if your goal in completing the away rotation is only to impress that program in particular, rotating any time prior to the making of rank lists can be beneficial.
Most medical students aim to achieve an outstanding letter of support during their rotation to use in applying to all of their desired programs, however. In the end, the decision is up to you. Do not feel obligated to complete an away rotation, but realize that it may open doors for you particularly if you are especially interested in a certain program!
Take the time to talk to your advisor and EM residents to determine what is best for you. Does treatment with vitamin C, thiamine, and hydrocortisone lead to an increase in the number of days alive and free of mechanical ventilation and vasopressor use? Governing Docs. Governing Documents. Advertise with Us.
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However, if you have a particular interest in a certain program and do not get an away rotation there until later in year, it can certainly still benefit you for that specific program. While you are on an audition rotation, it is your time to get to know the program as well.
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