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I’m an M3 three weeks into my OB/gyn rotation and absolutely loving it so far especially L&D. I was expecting to dislike it—I’m pretty type B, not competitive or ambitious, didn’t think I was good with my hands so had mentally ruled out surgery, also am male—but idk something has kind of clicked. Going into med school, i did exactly the thing everyone says NOT to do: I assumed I’d only want noncompetitive specialties, namely neuro or IM, so I spent preclinicals mostly chilling. I go to a big mid-tier US MD school; I remediated a block my first year and have had middling academic performance since then; no research (I don’t like research, I’m for sure not interested in a research heavy career) aside from being peripherally involved in a long-term neuro project that might take a while to get off the ground; no ECs. I was very certain that work life balance is more important to me than anything but idk about that anymore. In hindsight, that was dumb, and everyone should treat med school like they’re trying to go neurosurg or derm lol, but oh well I can’t change any of that now. Haven’t taken any shelfs yet or received any clinical grades but I will absolutely be grinding now.
I guess my question is, is there any point in further exploring ob/gyn as a possibility or have I already kind of screwed myself? Has anyone switched from zero interest in surgery to a surgical specialty later on in med school? I’m like trying to convince myself to not enjoy this rotation so much rn because I don’t want to get my hopes up lol, but if it’s a possibility then I would like to be able to start working toward that as soon as possible.

Company Name	Title	City
Walgreens	Staff Pharmacist	Branford
Signify Health	Nurse Practitioner	Bridgeport
Signify Health	Physician Assistant	Oakville
C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.	Auditor	Suffield
C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.	Forklift Maintenance Technician I	Suffield
C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.	HR Representative	Suffield
Hartford HealthCare	Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Department	Baltic
AR Mazzotta	Electronic Assembler	Bristol
Western Connecticut State University	Audio Specialist & Sound Coordinator	Danbury
BlueCrest	Associate Engineering Technician	Danbury
Henkel	Principal Scientist- Professional Hair Industry	Darien
Beacon Hill Staffing Group, LLC	Internal Relations Analyst	Darien
Henkel	Manager Digital Operations - Zotos Professional	Darien
Middlesex Health	Hospital Assistant	Durham
ECHN	Ultrasonographer	East Hartford
Hartford HealthCare	Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) - Primary Care	East Hartford
Middlesex Health	Medical Assistant	Essex
Middlesex Health	Hospital Assistant	Essex
UnitedHealth Group	Medical Receptionist	Farmington
The S/L/A/M Collaborative	Assistant Project Manager - Construction Management	Glastonbury
Beacon Hill Staffing Group, LLC	Executive Assistant to Founder	Greenwich
Beacon Hill Staffing Group, LLC	Executive Assistant/Office Manager	Greenwich
Astellas	Clinical Sales Professional, Community Specialties - Hartford, CT	Hartford
Strategic Staffing Solutions	Recordkeeper 143	Hartford
Alpine Mechanical Services	HVAC Technician	Hartford

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings in ct. Feel free to comment here or send me a private message if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

Company Name	Title	City
Milan Laser Company	Licensed Practical Nurse	South Portland
The Hershey Company	Hershey's Part-Time Territory Sales Associate (BangoAugusta ME)	Augusta
Consolidated Communications, Inc.	I & M VoIP Technician	Bangor
Consolidated Communications, Inc.	Systems Escalation Supervisor	Bangor
Apria Healthcare	Customer Relationship Liaison (Driving)	Bangor
UnitedHealth Group	Associate Healthcare Advocate	Brunswick
Formtek Maine	Machinist All Around	Clinton
UnitedHealth Group	Associate Healthcare Advocate	Gorham
CHEP	Repair Operator	Harpswell
Astellas	Clinical Sales Professional, Community Specialties	Lewiston
RTI International	Field Interviewer - NSDUH	Lewiston
CHEP	Repair Operator	Parsonsfield
UnitedHealth Group	Associate Healthcare Advocate	Portland
RAYUS Radiology	Technologist Assistant	Portland
RTI International	Field Interviewer - NSDUH	Portland
Brambles USA Inc	Repair Operator	Scarborough
Brambles USA Inc	Automation Technician I - Scarborough, ME	Scarborough
UnitedHealth Group	Associate Healthcare Advocate	Scarborough
CHEP	Pallet Repair Technician	Scarborough
Apria Healthcare	Customer Relationship Liaison (Driving)	South Portland
UnitedHealth Group	Associate Healthcare Advocate	Westbrook
Big Lots	Retail Store Associates and Stockers - 1528	Auburn
American Eagle Outfitters Inc.	AE - Stock Associate - Early Morning (Off-Hours) - US	Augusta
Big Lots	Retail Store Associates and Stockers - 4525	Augusta
FedEx Ground	Warehouse Package Handler	Bangor

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings in me. Feel free to comment here or send me a private message if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

I just started my third-year rotations, and my first rotation is in psychiatry which is my desired specialty. I've been doing well on my rotation so far and even had one of the patients speak well of me in front of the attending and residents during rounds! I was considering asking that attending for a letter of recommendation at the end of the rotation. Would it be a good idea to ask for a LOR so soon during my clinical years? Would the letter still be considered "valid" when applying for residency later on?

The article lists several top hospitals in Dubai, including Saudi German Hospital, Emirates Hospital, Latifa Women and Children Hospital, King's College Hospital Dubai, Rashid Hospital, Canadian Specialist Hospital, and American Hospital Dubai. It is important to consider factors such as location, medical specialties, and level of accreditation when choosing a hospital. Dubai also has a large medical complex called Dubai Healthcare City, which includes hospitals, clinics, teaching and research facilities, and partnerships with international institutions. Expats who wish to use public hospitals will need to apply for a health card from the Department of Health and Medical Services.
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3rd round for applying because I am an absolute buffoon of a human being. Last cycle I got 4 interviews, currently on 2 waitlists (definitely not getting in at this point). Anyone have some recs what schools to apply to for an extremely mid application? I have nothing besides the most generic ECs and I have no clue how to make myself unique besides the generic emergency surgery essay in my primary.
Yes, I have worked on my writing. Apparently advisors and the writing center were not the place to go, Reddit said I should just trust Reddit's criticisms for my essays only. I have to work on interviews too but it obviously isn't the only reason I am not getting in.
ORM, city slicker
MCAT: 514 (one time) sGPA: 3.91 GPA: 3.91
Clinical (paid) - Patient Care Tech: 400 hours 2 EMT jobs: 450 hours total
Shadowing - Cardiologist: 80 hours cardiology Anesthesiology: 12 hours
Research - 1000+ hours + Poster presentation + 1 paper submitted, 1 in the works
Pre-pharmacy secretary 0 (did some volunteering in here too): 150 hours
Clinical lab (useless for med-school besides being a leadership experience): 1650 hours
Triage Clinic Volunteer: 15 hours + 120 hours anticipated
Peer Leader (tutor): 100 hours
Phi Beta Kappa (useless!), sales associate (kinda whatever)
If I don't get in round 3 I'd have to retake the MCAT which is absolutely not happening so I'm planning on doing a masters in health informatics as a plan B.
Bolded are places I got interviews from
2021-2022 List
Albany Medical College, Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science, Florida State University College of Medicine, Howard University College of Medicine, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, New York Medical College, New York University Long Island School of Medicine, Northeast Ohio Medical University, Northwestern University The Feinberg School of Medicine, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Rush Medical College of Rush University Medical Center, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, TCU and UNTHSC SOM, The University of Toledo College of Medicine and Life Sciences, University of Illinois College of Medicine, University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, and Saint Louis University School of Medicine
2022-2023 List
Albany Medical College, Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University, Emory University School of Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, Georgetown University School of Medicine, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, Loyola University Chicago, Medical College of Wisconsin, New York Medical College, New York University Long Island School of Medicine, Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine, Robert Larner, M.D., College of Medicine at the University of Vermont, Rush Medical College of Rush, Saint Louis University School of Medicine, Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, Tufts University School of Medicine, Tulane University School of Medicine, University of Illinois College of Medicine, Virginia Commonwealth University School of Medicine, Wake Forest University School of Medicine, West Virginia University School of Medicine, Western Michigan University Homer Stryker M.D. School of Medicine, University of Iowa Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine, University of Michigan Medical School

My gpa is very low. I want to apply this year but am unsure if I need to do an SMP or post bacc first? Im looking for realistic school list suggestions.
I would highly prefer going MD instead of DO but I know realistically that I probably wont get into an MD. Specialty of preference is Forensic Pathology.
State of Residency: Colorado, ties to California (riverside area)
URM/ORM: URM?
FAP: No
Disadvantaged: Yes (first gen college, LGBT, medical issues)
Academic Metrics: cGPA: 3.1 sGPA: 3.0
MCAT: 515
Clinical Experience:
1,000 hrs recovery technician/trainer
400 hrs scribe
Research Experience:
1,000 hrs molecular biology lab ( two posters)
120 hrs forensic anthropology lab
Non-Clinical Experience:
500 hrs Substitute Para SPED
3 years Foster Parent
3 years volunteer with SPED children
2 years EOR volunteer

State of residence: • Ties to other states (if applicable): New Jersey with ties to NY and MA

• URM? (Y/N): Y (mixed woman but identify as Black) • Undergraduate vibe: [Rural T20 that is an Ivy] • Undergraduate major(s)/minor(s): Biology and Society • Cumulative GPA: 3.43 • Science GPA: 3.32 • MCAT Score(s) (in order of attempts): 510 (only 1 attempt) • Gap years?: 1 • First application cycle? (If no, explain): Yes • Specialty of interest (if applicable): Radiology • Interest in rural health?: Yes 

Extracurricular Background:

• Research experience: 50 hrs over the sophomore summer in a gut microbe wet lab. • Clinical experience: 100 as a clinical volunteer at doctor’s office will be 1000+ in gap year • 50hrs virtual shadowing • 250 hrs non clinical cumulative (did Means for Wheels over sophomore summer, CrisText in freshman summer, Did volunteer work in Paper Airplanes and currently in ENGin as an English tutor volunteer) Will be 1000+ projected. • Was a Vice President in Public Relations in Clss Councils. 50 hrs in club. • Did four years in Biology Scholars Program. Approximately 200 hrs in Club. •2 pub (1 as editor and 1 a writer) in Healthcare magazine club. Approximately 50 hrs in club. • Did running for most of undergrad for 250 hrs •Did TAing in Gen Chem. 100 hrs. •LOR: 1 from ethics prof, 1 from biology prof, 1 from biochemisty prof, and 1 from physics prof for 2 years. •PS:Ok I guess. I trimmed all the red flag stuff. It does what it needs to do as I put my experiences and how it led me to medicine but I am not sure it is great outside of my good opener. 

School List:
Weill, University of Rochester, Dartmouth, Stony Brook, Jacobs School, NY Upstate, Suny Downstate, Albany, Zucker, Penn State, Rutgers RJW, Rutgers NJ, Hackensack, Cooper, Brown, Temple, EVMS, VCU, UPitt, NYMC, Maryland, Tufts, Georgetown, BU, Quinnpiac, Vermont, GWU, Meharry Medical College, Morehouse School of Medicine, Howard University

I have recently gotten off the waitlist at CUSM, and since I am a CA resident, It's made the decision quite difficult for me. Please help me! I'm interested in potentially pursuing IR, Ortho, ENT, and don't want to close any doors.
SLU: Pro - Better match-list for the specialties I'm interested in. - Close to WashU for research - Better Clinical rotations in home hospitals - Home programs for most specialities - 120K scholarship bringing costs to about 60K/yr + CoL - P/F grading
Con - Biggest con is far from family - Don’t know if I like St. louis and the location - Have no relatives/family nor friends nearby - I hear research is not spectacular at SLU
CUSM:
Pro - near family and my support system - I can use my phlebotomy/EMT licenses to volunteer at clinics - Have friends that go here - P/F grading - Gives extra time to prepare for Step exams and lectures are optional
Con - Terrible matchlist (Mostly IM, FM, and EM with barely any surgical matches and no Rads) not sure why - No home programs - No home hospital, rotates in random hospitals all around CA most of which aren’t very highly regarded - No research opportunities (on my own to fnd my own research) - About the same cost at 60k/yr + CoL

Hi everyone! I recently graduated and am planning on applying next May for the 2024/2025 cycle. I have things planned out for this year, but I’m not sure if it’s enough since I’m trying to catch up. I’d appreciate it if you guys told me if what I’m doing is too little or even too much, and also some general advice/info on what you’ve done with your gap year(s).
Current stats:

• 3.74 cGPA, 3.65 sGPA
• MCAT: 514
• Volunteering: ~50 hrs (food bank and donation center)
• Clinical: ~90 hrs shadowing and clinical internship last summer
• Research: ~350 hrs wet lab, 3 poster presentations including 1 award
• Leadership: ~200 hrs TAing and club leadership role

Obviously I’m short on volunteering and clinical. I plan to address these the most during this next year before I apply:

• Clinical: Working part time scribing in pediatrics, 3x/week 9 hrs/day; shadowing in various specialties once a week for 8 hrs
  
• Volunteering: Volunteering in center that focuses on hospitalized kids, once a week for 4 hrs; food bank once a week for 2 hrs; soup kitchen once a week for 2 hrs
  

In addition to this, I was planning on retaking the MCAT since my score is slightly below the median of the schools I want to apply to and my GPA is average. However, I’ve been told a 514 is a solid score so I’m hesitant about retaking.
There’s also more I’d like to do with my gap year to make myself stand out. I want to find something medicine-related that I’m truly passionate about, whether it be a specific research area or social cause. But I’d also still like to have a life outside of medicine and continue to pursue my hobbies.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Or even general psychiatrists that could possibly have knowledge in this specialty? There are many ADD/ADHD psychiatrists here but very few specialize in this area and I'm getting a bit frustrated. I prefer to see a specialist in person and avoid any telehealth appointments. Checked with my insurance to see which ones are covered under my insurance. The only options are providers who are part of the Bay Area Clinical Associates group (BACA), but it looks like there have been no available appointments on their website. Sucks also that it seems like their focus are more towards child psychiatry and telehealth. Bit confusing. Thanks!
Sincerely,
A struggling individual in her mid 20s losing hope and struggling to make it through the day
Edit: looking for in-person consults in San Jose, CA

First, I know these may look like very different specialties but for me they both are “general” specialties that cover all systems of medicine which I enjoy and they both have opportunities for a good lifestyle. I have completely cut out anything surgical and can’t see myself limiting myself to a specific subspecialty as of yet. My goal is to ultimately work part time in the future and both of these seem to have good options for that as well. If I did peds I would likely do an outpatient private clinic.
I’m fresh into M3 so I’d like to know what to pay attention to or look out for to help make my decision. I’ve done part of my pediatrics rotation and it was an adjustment but I don’t have much to compare it to. So far I feel like I’d much rather go back to M1-M2 where I had my own schedule and didn’t have to deal with so many little day to day things that come with working with different people all the time and not having much autonomy or knowledge. I hope to do a radiology elective soon but don’t know how much insight it will give me with just two weeks and not having much knowledge. I finished preclinical in the second quintile of my class and do have some radiology and community service research as well as some leadership in clubs. In terms of my personality, I can get along with patients but it does take an extra effort for me to do that and doesn’t come naturally. The one thing I’ve found myself to really like is being able to be a little hands on with short/simple procedures (even if it’s just an ultrasound or a lumbar puncture or something) but not to the level of surgery.
Radiology Pros: - I truly find the technology and the fact that you can look into someone’s body super cool, especially ultrasound - I like the systematic approach as I’m a very organized person - Being able to diagnose things that clinicians couldn’t do without you - Some procedures (biopsy’s, etc) which I do think I’d enjoy from time to time - I don’t mind not getting recognition from patients so that can be a pro - Don’t have to deal with annoying patients, social work, don’t take your job home with you
Cons: - 6 years of residency which also means I probably won’t be able to start a family until my 30s - Mentally taxing and I’ve heard it’s just as bad or worse as an attending - Along with that, don’t really have down time when you are on the job, always rushed to read - Getting super competitive to match - Difficult board exam and I’m not sure if I’m smart enough for it - Threat of AI
Pediatrics Pros: - Only 3 years of residency - Easier to match, I’d love to just have to pass my rotations and do okay on step 2 and still be fine - You get to see cute kids and follow them for life, not a super big motivation for me but I see the appeal - I like the systematic way that u assess a patient based on their age - As an attending it seems like the job is fairly routine and easy and you’re not always doing something that uses all of your mind
Cons: - The things that come with clinic life such as the social work and lots of forms - Parents that are anti vax or make care difficult - Children that are difficult to exam - Can’t work from home but that’s okay if I can still go part time - Pays less but that’s not really a big factor for me
I guess I’d just like to know what are the big questions I should be asking myself to decide and what to pay attention to. Maybe a part of myself is tired of all this and just wants to pick something with a short residency and be done sooner but I guess it’s deciding if I actually like radiology that much or if I’d be just as happy in peds. It’d be great to hear I can just pass my rotations and do okay on step 2 and be fine but I guess I need the motivation to tell myself to work hard for these next few years and go for radiology and it’ll be worth it in the end.

Specialty Interests: sports medicine, surgical specialty, unsure if I want to pursue highly competitive specialties like ROAD, but overall open to exploring CA resident, Asian
Before you throw rocks at me for the obvious "choose USMD over DO" I'd like to say that I am mostly leaning towards Creighton, just trying get as many opinions as possible
Creighton (Omaha, NE) Pros:

• USMD
• Faculty/culture seem nice
• Affiliated hospital
• Large university so I can use their facilities (nice gyms are of high interest)
• Low COL
• Well established
• Could do electives during 4th year in their Phoenix regional campus which is slightly closer to home.

Cons:

• Far from support system (family, S/O, friends). Flight tickets are expensive (~$600 round trip)
• 69k a year for tuition alone ($1900 for technology fee, which I heard is a macbook... I'd rather have it in cash)
• Possibly not much research opportunities
• Not much to do in the area, although not too bad of a problem for me since my life is mostly gym-work-gaming/indoor activities
• Not the most diverse place
• Honors/Pass/Fail so not a "true" pass/fail

Touro CA Pros:

• Close to support system
• More stuff to do (bay area)
• True pass/fail
• Matches 100%, impressive match list (even matched 2 students into dermatology in 2022) for a DO school.
• Tuition 4k cheaper than Creighton
• Less of a hassle to move, won't have to sell my car to buy a new one or transport it for >$1000

Cons:

• Clinical rotation site is based on lottery system and spread out
• Still expensive, tuition alone is 64k
• High COL, will likely settle in Oakland or Walnut Creek
• Inconvenience that comes with DO such as comlex+usmle, OMM in addition to regular med school classes
• limited research, more so than Creighton
• Not sure if it's a con but the calendar is Jewish holiday based? Idk what to expect, didn't seem too alarming based on their academic calendar

I never thought I would make a post here, since I have always been on the "other side". Let me explain: I am a psychologist and I work in education, and I have been collaborating with psychiatrists -as colleagues- for several years, recommending consultations to children and adolescents with whom I work.
All my life I have struggled with crippling anxiety, and in addition, I have always had the difficulties commonly associated with ADHD. I had never considered psychiatry, until a colleague made me realize that I could probably find some help in that space. I thought it could be a good idea.
Big mistake. And that's why I'm writing, I need to not only vent, but to know if anyone has had similar experiences, or if I'm overreacting.
The appointment was at 2:00pm. The psychiatrist arrived at 2:55, which had me pretty indignant because I had another appointment at 3:00pm for which I was invariably going to be late. When we went in, I just told her "I thought you weren't going to see me" and the doctor told me there was an error in the system, etc etc. She starts to ask me why I am there, and when I start to explain that I have suffered all my life from very high anxiety and attention deficit, she interrupts me to tell me that I cannot self-diagnose and that I was wrong because "attention deficit does not exist". Without giving her much importance, I continued trying to explain what is wrong with me.
One of my problems is that I can't finish anything I start (I'm oversimplifying, but just so you understand) and as soon as I said that, the doctor said "and why does that happen to you?", I didn't really know what to answer, and I told her "I really don't know, but that's why I came". She said to me in the most sarcastic and condescending tone: "Aren't you a psychologist? well, diagnose yourself! haven't you already been self-diagnosing? and how do you diagnose your patients? I didn't know where to start... what a cold and abusive way to receive someone suffering. I told him that I was not there as a psychologist but as a patient, ( I don't even work with patients, I'm just a school counselor) and that my ask was exactly the help I was looking for.
THAT WAS IT
From that moment on she was just typing, and then she told me that I have an anxiety disorder and a paranoid disorder. I was shocked, but in reality I had already decided internally that I was not going to take this professional seriously. She obviously gave me the prescription (you have to keep full the lab's pockets, right?) and without asking me anything else AT ALL, she sent me out with an antidepressant, two diagnoses, and feeling completely violated and mistreated in my need for help.
That was not the worst of it. When I reviewed her notes (in my country it is mandatory that when you leave a consultation with any specialty you are given a copy of your clinical history), the doctor wrote: "paranoid patient with self-reference ideas about punctuality, who is hostile and belligerent for the hour of attention, being irritable and combative during the interview".
So, and this is what I wanted to share with you, is it irrational to be outraged at being seen 50 minutes later, and then being bullied for being a psychologist and not knowing what is wrong with me?, and then, washing her hands of the whole thing saying that I am the problem because I am anxious and paranoid?
I shudder to think that those kinds of experiences can be someone's first contact with mental health care. At least I have the experience to know that I should just ignore this loser and seek another opinion, but I wanted to know if these types of experiences are normal and if anyone has experienced the same thing. I feel like the "Are we the bad guys" meme.
Sorry for the rant.

Looking at PNW but open to other areas. We’re a family of 3, late 40s-early 50s, my son is 11 and autistic, with global developmental delay and epilepsy. We currently live in Minnesota. We’re looking for a blue state, with plenty to offer my son. We need good schools with excellent special ed programs, specifically for autism. He will be entering middle school when we’re looking to relocate. Other requirements are, community programs such as Miracle League and programs for young adults aging out of public schools, specialty dentists for special needs children and adults, and excellent healthcare with specialty children’s hospitals and clinics. My husband is an engineer who owns his own thermoforming business. He’s in the process of either partnering or selling to another company so we may need to find work for him at a thermoforming company. Minnesota is great as far as politics, but our small town is too far from a lot of the resources my son needs. We’re also very done with the long, cold winters. We’d ideally like a more temperate climate. Four seasons are fine if the winters aren’t ridiculously cold and long. We’d like to be able to see mountains, or be near hike-able areas. We also enjoy kayaking and biking. We need mountains, trees, water. We’d like to be close to a major airport as we do travel and have adult children and extended family living in other states. We love going to concerts and comedy shows as well. Legal weed and LGBTQ+ friendly is also a want. With all this we also need affordable housing under $500k.

Company Name	Title	City
Wilo EMU USA LLC	Application Engineering Manager	Collierville
Encore Rehabilitation Services	Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant	Antioch
Hickory Hollow Acquisitions Inc	Greenway Kia Hickory Hollow - Sales Manager	Antioch
Always Best Care Senior Services - Memphis, TN	HHA needed / Arlington, TN	Arlington
Suncoast Drivers	Class B CDL Box Truck Driver	Arlington
Lehman-Roberts Company	Front End Loader- Plant Division	Arlington
Hillcrest Healthcare	Free Nurse Aide Training	Ashland City
Jackson Hewitt 2357	Customer Service	Ashland City
Amedisys	LPN Hospice Nurse	Athens
Kidzcare Pediatrics	Front Desk Receptionist	Athens
Bracken Paving	General Laborer	Blountville
Twice Daily	Full Time - Retail Cashier (Any Shift)	Bon Aqua
CareNow	Senior Financial Analyst	Brentwood
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.	Branch Manager (Network Expansion) - Greater Nashville - Nashville, TN	Brentwood
American Family Dentistry	Dental Hygienist	Brentwood
Goodwill Industries of Tenneva, inc.	Sales Associate/ Cashier	Bristol
Friendship Automotive	Volvo Sales Specialists	Bristol
Deloitte	International Tax, Manager, Value Chain Alignment	Bristol
Deloitte	VP, Product Management	Bristol
Select Specialty Hospital - TriCities	Nursing Assistant (NA) - Full Time Night Shift	Bristol
Christian Medical & Dental Associations	Continuing Education Coordinator - 4 Day Work Week!	Bristol
Bluegreen Vacations Corporation	Vacation Sales Representative	Bristol
Palmetto Moon	Store Manager - Bristol	Bristol
Mobile Therapy Centers of America	ABA Therapist	Chapmansboro
VieMed Healthcare Staffing	Clinical Respiratory Sales Representative	Chattanooga

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings , feel free to comment here if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

Company Name	Title	City
Wilo EMU USA LLC	Application Engineering Manager	Collierville
Encore Rehabilitation Services	Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant	Antioch
Hickory Hollow Acquisitions Inc	Greenway Kia Hickory Hollow - Sales Manager	Antioch
Always Best Care Senior Services - Memphis, TN	HHA needed / Arlington, TN	Arlington
Suncoast Drivers	Class B CDL Box Truck Driver	Arlington
Lehman-Roberts Company	Front End Loader- Plant Division	Arlington
Hillcrest Healthcare	Free Nurse Aide Training	Ashland City
Jackson Hewitt 2357	Customer Service	Ashland City
Amedisys	LPN Hospice Nurse	Athens
Kidzcare Pediatrics	Front Desk Receptionist	Athens
Bracken Paving	General Laborer	Blountville
Twice Daily	Full Time - Retail Cashier (Any Shift)	Bon Aqua
CareNow	Senior Financial Analyst	Brentwood
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.	Branch Manager (Network Expansion) - Greater Nashville - Nashville, TN	Brentwood
American Family Dentistry	Dental Hygienist	Brentwood
Goodwill Industries of Tenneva, inc.	Sales Associate/ Cashier	Bristol
Friendship Automotive	Volvo Sales Specialists	Bristol
Deloitte	International Tax, Manager, Value Chain Alignment	Bristol
Deloitte	VP, Product Management	Bristol
Select Specialty Hospital - TriCities	Nursing Assistant (NA) - Full Time Night Shift	Bristol
Christian Medical & Dental Associations	Continuing Education Coordinator - 4 Day Work Week!	Bristol
Bluegreen Vacations Corporation	Vacation Sales Representative	Bristol
Palmetto Moon	Store Manager - Bristol	Bristol
Mobile Therapy Centers of America	ABA Therapist	Chapmansboro
VieMed Healthcare Staffing	Clinical Respiratory Sales Representative	Chattanooga

Hey guys, here are some recent job openings , feel free to comment here if you have any questions, I'm at the community's disposal! If you encounter any problems with any of these job openings please let me know that I will modify the table accordingly. Thanks!

Company Name	Title	City
Medical Resource Group, Inc.	Nurse Practitioner - Des Moines	Des Moines
Adel Acres	Dietary Cook $750 Sign On Bonus	Adel
VisionBank	Full Time Teller (Altoona)	Altoona
Connectivity Source T-Mobile Authorized Retailer	T-Mobile Sales Representative	Altoona
Athletico Physical Therapy	Physical Therapist Assistant - West Ames	Ames
Covenant Family Solutions	Senior Clinician	Ames
UnityPoint Health	Patient Access Associate (PRN)	Anamosa
UnityPoint Health	Medical Technologist (MT) or Medical Lab Technician (MLT) - (Part Time)	Anamosa
McFarland Clinic, P.C.	Receptionist/Pt Reg Rep (PT) Outreach Ankeny 2023-032	Ankeny
Hintz Family Dentistry	Bilingual Receptionist (English/Spanish) Full Time	Ankeny
Fleet Farm	Firearms Specialist	Ankeny
Ruan Transportation Management Systems	Dispatch Coordinator	Ankeny
Landus Cooperative	Sales Agronomist	Atlantic
Audubon County Memorial Hospital & Clinics	RN – Med-Surg/ED (Full-Time – rotating weekends)	Audubon
National Staffing Solutions	Physical Therapist Assistant - SNF	Avoca
WesleyLife	CNA, Certified Nursing Assistant, 2nd Shift	Bettendorf
NEW Cooperative, Inc	Port of Blencoe Longshoreman - Grain	Blencoe
Optimae Home Health Services	Field Nurse Case manager	Burlington
Industrial Service Corp	1st Shift - General Assembly/Warehouse Associate	Burlington
Western Smokehouse Partners	2nd Shift Processing Technician	Burlington
ExamOne, A Quest Diagnostics Company	Medically Trained Mobile Phlebotomist (PT) (IA)	Burlington
Securitas Security Services USA, Inc	Access Control Officer (FT)	Burlington
Slumberland & Prenger's Flooring America	Warehouse Manager (FT)	Carroll
McFarland Clinic, P.C.	Support Staff Supervisor (Receptionist Supervisor) (FT) Family Medicine Carroll 2023-066	Carroll
Housby Mack, Inc.	Service and Parts Advisor	Carroll

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Company Name	Title	City
Healthtrax Fitness & Wellness	Service Desk Receptionist Part Time	Avon
ComForCare Home Care - Farmington Valley	Hourly CNA HHA or PCA	Avon
O'Neills Chevrolet Buick	Automotive Sales Associate	Avon
Lincare	Warehouse Associate	Bethel
The Regional YMCA Of Western Connecticut	Bus Driver -part time for Before 'and Afterschool Program in Bethel	Bethel
Temco Logistics	Delivery Drivers and Installers needed! Start Next Week!	Bloomfield
Hartford HealthCare Medical Group	Medical Assistant (MA, EMT, CNA, Paramedic) - Primary Care	Bloomfield
College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving	Professional Mover	Bloomfield
HarcoSemco	Procurement Specialist	Branford
Central Ct Coast Ymca, Inc.	Bus Driver - Soundview Family YMCA	Branford
Ark Healthcare and Rehabilitation at Branford Hills	Weekend Baylor Registered Nurse Supervisor 7a-7p	Branford
Yale New Haven Health System	Care Coordinator	Bridgeport
Yale New Haven Health	Patient Care Technician	Bridgeport
Specimen Specialists Of America, Inc.	DNA Mobile Specimen Collector - Correctional Facilities	Bridgeport
Rite Aid	Pharmacist	Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Medical Center	Mental Health Worker - Crisis Services	Bridgeport
Yale New Haven Health	REGISTERED NURSE-Telemetry/Pulmonary RN-Per Diem	Bridgeport
St. Vincent's Medical Center	CT Technologist - Radiology (Per Diem)	Bridgeport
Root Center For Advanced Recovery	Registered Nurse (RN) - Part Time	Bristol
Bristol Hospital Multi-specialty Gr	Medical Assistant - Cardiology	Bristol
Bristol Hospital Multi-specialty Gr	Clinical Call Group Specialist - Medical Assistant	Bristol
Bristol Hospital Multi-specialty Gr	Lead Medical Assistant / Team Lead - Medical Care Center - Primary Care	Bristol
Bristol Hospital Incorporated	Per Diem Administrative Support Associate / Emergency Department	Bristol
Bristol Hospital Incorporated	Patient Care Associate / ICU / 36hrs a week / Days / EOW & Holidays	Bristol
Bristol Hospital Incorporated	Registered Nurse (RN) - Maternity (Families are First) Per-diem	Bristol

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Hi. Based in Australia rather than USA, so aspects of the system are obviously different, but looking for pearls to help me deal with a dilemma between 2 job offers. Just finished my training and been offered a consultant (attending) job at 2 different centres. Have spent time in each of them during training and like them for different reasons.
1 is a tertiary trauma centre, sees 80,000 patients per year, lots of opportunities to exciting non clinical portfolios (tox, ultrasound, education etc). Day to day role is essentially supervising trainees though (rather than direct patient load). Every subspecialty in the hospital, which sometimes means when it gets busy that the more interesting procedural stuff gets delegated to inpatient specialties.

1. More regional centre that sees 50,000 patients per year. Less academic ties, still reasonably high acuity though major trauma bypasses to a bigger centre. Half the shifts are supervising trainees and the other half are direct patient load. No sub specialties in the hospital and no ICU backup, so sick patients require stabilising and maintaining until transport arrives.

I think the clinical load of the smaller centre is way more up my street, but the flip side is that non-clinical interests/portfolios are what will protect against burnout longer term. Any thoughts?!