u/PerformanceRadiant

Hello, I was wondering if anyone had tips for the surgery EOR. I heard it's very different from what people expected. Is it true that there aren't many questions on procedures and that pre/post op complications are barely asked and that they also asked a lot of 'what med should this patient stop before surgery'. Thanks in advance to anyone that responds

Is it common for PA schools to not provide you any study materials for rotations? My program basically said 'use UpToDate and the 5 different textbooks for every system that we provide access to because what you learned in didactic will NOT be in depth enough for EOREs'. It's been very overwhelming having to sort through different sources. I'm just curious if other PA schools do it this way too or if mine is being lazy by not providing us with the material we should know.