Radiology residents have this moonlighting gig where they can do contrast coverage, where they cover allergic reactions to contrast during imaging. Most never get a call, or if they do it's once or twice in their whole career.
Have you done any similar gigs from the psych side, and how did you get into it?
For the knowledge/skills we lack due to not being in an academic program, what can we do to bridge the gap?
PGY-3 here. Do you think it's wise for me to do a child fellowship just because I want to be a better adult psychiatrist? I'm interested in developing a strong understanding from the developmental perspective.
Anyone here get any negative comments about psych? I remember when I was an M3, a surgery attending said "Are you okay?" when I said that I wanted to do psych. Then he proceeded to say that he hated psych as a med student
Edit: For the people that don't know, I couldn't give a flying crap what people think about psychiatry. This thread is purely just to see what people have experienced. I'm in psych, so naturally I've got a lot of curiosity
I'm a young professional in healthcare looking to get married in the next few years for added context. I'll travel to the social life (Dallas) as needed. Quiet and convenience are priority #1. Budget is $1500-2500