Hey Kids! Most of you know of my story. But for a recap...
I left community practice 3 years ago to attempt to create an Emergency Medicine residency program at a large teaching hospital. This was what I wanted to do for the remainder of my career. I've done it before when I was young and figured I could do it again. Especially since it was in a city I love and call home. They had been trying to do this since before the turn of the century..
Well, my efforts were rewarded. I just got ACGME (American College of Graduate Medical Education) approval for a brand spanking new baby!
We were approved for 13 residents/year. It's the largest Emergency Medicine residency program EVER approved..
Sometimes old folks ROCK!!!!!!!!
Friday, November 13, 2009
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OF!!! Congratulations!!! Wonderful to hear of your success!!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! That is awesome!
ReplyDelete13 Residents...Nothin like tempting fate right off the bat, you DO know there were 13 diners at the Last Supper???
ReplyDeleteI'd watch out for any pudgy little Palestinians...
And like they say, those who can't teach, I mean...umm you know what I mean
Frank
Dani, my dear, if you're a socialist...this ain't the blog for you. I'm just sayin'...
ReplyDeleteShhh.... Amy.... This could be fun, don't send warnings like this :-)
ReplyDeleteCongrats OF! How long did this project take?
Wow, 13? Starting out with a lucky number. Congrats on the accomplishment!
ReplyDeleteGruntDoc
Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThose 13 residents are going to be mighty busy folks, when ObamaCare gets enacted and all ERs become Primary Care Central. runny noses, et al.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Hope it fulfills your expectations. :)
ReplyDeleteYes, old folks do Rock...
ReplyDeleteCongrats, Old! After all you went through, this is great.
ReplyDeleteWell done, a difficult task I am sure.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! We need more of us out there! Now - who do you have teaching these Young Grasshoppers?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! Are you accepting resident applicants this year? I'm a long time reader and medical student who's applying to EM programs this year. The more EM spots the better.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!
ReplyDeleteWell here's to ya, Farty! I couldn't be happier for you if I were twins. And I'm also thrilled right down to my size 7s that you're feeling better.
ReplyDeleteWell make sure you don't pass any bad habits along to your impressionable residents. According to MSN, you guys check people's wallets before you decide how well to treat them.
ReplyDeleteA cynic might suggest that OldFart has his own reasons for surrounding himself with numerous ER docs.
ReplyDeleteNot me, mind you; I congratulate him! But, a cynic....
How much ya wanna bet those linkies lead to porn or spybots...anybody brave enough to click 'em?
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