u/Suspicious_Mud_6505

Hi everyone! I'm a fourth-year medical student starting a psychiatry Sub-I about 11 days after foot surgery for a non-healing sesamoid fracture. My surgeon expects I'll be able to participate, though I will still be in a walking boot or using a knee scooter initially.

I'm not worried about being able to do the work, I'm much more worried about how this would be perceived by the program. If you were a resident or attending working with a visiting student in this situation, would this raise concerns, or would you just appreciate a heads-up ahead of time?

I'd especially appreciate perspectives from people involved in medical student education.

I'm a med student doing a rotation at Yale New Haven Hospital later this year and was wondering about which areas would be best for me to stay at? What areas should I avoid? How do the shuttles work? I'll be staying there for a month. If I was moving there indefinitely I would do a visit beforehand but I am kind of going into this blindly. Any advice would be appreciated.