u/Repigilican

I am a third year USMD student who just finished a Neuro ICU rotation and I loved it. I love the rapid changes in status, the complexity of the patients, the acuity of care, and extubating people is so rewarding. I have strong ties to my home Anes dept and am a fairly competitive applicant, am not sure if I love the brain enough or frankly am smart enough to just do straight neuro for residency, i am not sure I would want to do a fellowship after an Anes residency simply because it is a near-surgical workload at my program, I don’t know anything about EMCrit and I don’t really like the lungs lol. I am just looking for guidance and advice, as well as why people took the paths that they took.