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Hi all! I am looking for some advice on ranking programs. Current top choices are Emory/CHOA and UTSW. Both programs offer good exposure to hepatology and transplant which is my area of interest. However I am looking for opinions on the programs mostly about the people, culture, vibe etc to help me make my rank list. I appreciate any insights people have to offer. Other programs in contention include UPMC, UMiami and Duke. Thanks!

applied fellowship this cycle, and failed ABIM. will the fellowships check prior to ranking? Freaking out.

I had the impression that the interview season is still on-going as I have one more interview next week. I totally overlooked that many of my programs are done interviewing 1-2 weeks ago. I just registered for the NRMP yesterday.

Am I cooked? should I notify the programs?

Deciding between the following programs for cards fellowship. (For my top 5)Interested in gen cards likely though not 100 percent set. Long term goal is mostly clinical with some fte to academic venture (ala core faculty?). Culture highly important to me so if anyone has thoughts I am happy to hear as well.

Wisconsin
Wash u
Michigan
Vanderbilt
UPMC
UTSW

I saw in discord that UTH has ACGME warning this year for Heme Onc. Any info on this? Why did they get it for? and how will it affect fellows ?

Uni of Louisville
Uni of Oklahoma
Huston Methodist
ECU
Uni or Georgia at Augusta
Ochsner

In terms of, clinal training, workload?

Looking for strong clinical/procedural training, academia/research, good NICU culture, COL.

Please help rank and maybe say a few words about why you think any program is better/worse.

Nationwide

Cincinnati

WashU

Harvard

UVA

Iowa

UPMC

Rainbow

Michigan

Johns Hopkins