Neurology PGY-2 |
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01/25/2023 |
Johns Hopkins University Program |
Johns Hopkins Hospital 600 N. Wolfe Street Phipps 446E Baltimore, MD 21287 |
Rafael H Llinas, MD
(410) 550-5624 |
Cecilia B Young, BS
(410) 955-2264 |
Comments: We are looking for someone who has completed at least one year of internal medicine in an accredited US program.
PREREQUISITES:
- Successful completion of PGY-1 year in an ACGME accredited internal medicine residency program prior to start date.
Interested candidates should email the following (No phone calls or faxes please):
- A cover letter explaining your interest in this position and, if applicable, the reason for leaving your current residency program.
- Curriculum Vitae.
- Three Letters of Recommendation.
- USMLE Scores (Step 1, Step 2 CK & CS).
- Medical School Transcript and Diploma.
- Dean's Letter.
- In-training exam results, if available.
- Foreign Medical Graduates: ECFMG Certification, visa status.
[Edited on January 25, 2023, 3:14 pm EST] |
Research and Employment PGY-3 |
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01/25/2023 |
UNIDENTIFIED PROGRAM |
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Comments: Wonderful opportunity to specialize in Hair Transplant Surgery/Hair Restoration. Eligible applicants will have completed PGY-2 preliminary surgery residency in USA and has or is eligible for NY state license. Salary range is $150,000 - $750,000. If you are a hard-working, personable, and passionate surgeon with great attention to detail as well as a willingness to take the road less traveled, you will enjoy a career that rewards your artistry that you can exhibit in a comfortable, controlled environment. While the first year will serve primarily as a fellowship during which the resident will take part in patient visits and have hands-on training, subsequent years will allow the applicant to establish his or her own patient population and private practice within the surgical facility.
Akin to any entrepreneur who initially sets off on a new career path, I vividly recall my uncertainty when I stepped out of the formal establishment of residency at an Ivy-League institution and into the esoteric field of private practice specializing in the treatment of hair loss for men and women. My self-consciousness around my colleagues was visceral when I initially stepped away from the altruistic medicine I had initially intended to practice and into a cosmetic field. However, deep down I knew that I was correct in leaving a world that simply did not feel right because my personal traits were not appreciated (a cog in a machine that had no real awareness of my skill set) for a world that had the potential to showcase my innovation, my aesthetic artistry, my way with people, and my desire to develop a successful small business. Now, I know that was absolutely the right decision for me.
When we enter medicine we all want to help patients. I have been surprised at how truly impactful the work that our team performs on each patient can be - allowing them to improve a discouraging physical trait and enabling them to live their lives with confidence and comfort. Upon entering medicine I thought that saving lives was the only way to help people. However, my grateful patient community has taught me that this particular field of cosmetic medicine can positively impact their lives in profound ways that I had not imagined. Moreover, focusing my attention on a unique sub-specialty has allowed me to advance a field in a manner that I do not feel would have possible in a more general practice.
After over 15 years, our NYC-based office has established itself as the premiere destination for surgical hair restoration. Nearly 87% of our patients are via patient referrals and about two thirds of our visitors are either recommended to our practice by doctors or are physicians themselves. As a solo practitioner, I am seeking a young, earnest surgical associate to join the practice and gradually share the satisfaction and continued growth of my practice as we move into an exciting new NYC location. If a sincere curiosity inspires you, feel free to reach out to drcarloswesley@residentswap.org for more information.
LOCATION: New York, NY
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Plastic Surgery PGY-5 |
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12/14/2022 |
UNIDENTIFIED PROGRAM |
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Comments: Facial Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship Vacancy
Applicants required to be graduates from US accredited medical schools who have or are currently completing residency.
Clevens Face and Body Specialists
Melbourne, FL
August 2023-August 2024
Interested Applicants to send CV to Heather Jenkins at info@drclevens.com
LOCATION: Melbourne, FL
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[Edited on December 15, 2022, 12:16 pm EST] |
Interventional Radiology - Ind... PGY-6 |
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12/08/2022 |
University of Maryland Program |
22 South Greene Street Suite G2K14 Baltimore, MD 21201-1595
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Howard M Richard, MD
(410) 328-3201 |
Tanya Johnson
(410) 328-0144 |
Comments: The University of Maryland Medical Center has a vacancy in the independent residency in Interventional Radiology for the 2023-2024 academic year starting July 1, 2023.
The independent residency is a two year residency (one year for applicants who will have completed an ESIR year).
Applicants can send USMLE transcript, CV, personal statement and references to Terri Jones at c2inte13109@residentswap.org
[Edited on December 9, 2022, 10:32 am EST] |