1. Pain Medicine
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2. Pain from a lifestyle (pay, hours, etc.) stand point | Student Doctor Network
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Strictly from a lifestlye (hours, pay, call burden, vacation time), would current fellows/attendings (those with more knowledge than a lowly CA-1) recommend pursuing a pain fellowship strictly for the lifestyle benefits. Aside from lifestyle I do enjoy pain interventions, but I also like general...
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4. University of Vermont Pain Management Program - Scutwork
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5. pain management jobs - Student Doctor Network
Hello, We have a few newer pain management positions in various parts of the country. All of these opportunities are open to a variety of candidate's background ...
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8. pain management fellowship | Student Doctor Network
About: Center for Pain Management is excited to offer a multidisciplinary chronic pain fellowship opportunity in our multiple locations throughout Indiana. All ...
9. What Are My Chances? - Student Doctor Network Forums
I have chosen to extend my school time to 5 years so that I might be able to raise my grades. I have taken one practice MCAT and received a 25 on it with no ...
Hello everyone, I started working on my med school applications and while working on them I started to doubt whether or not I was able to get into a good school (I'm from Chicago and I'm planning to apply to UIC, Rush and NW), I am starting to get frustrated and I haven't even taken my MCAT. So I want to share my story and my future plans with you guys; any suggestion/feedback will be greatly appreciated.
