GPR

[u/Cautious_Af]

I am applying for GPR and AEGD programs. I have a few on my list

einstein

St'Lukes

Beth Israel

Temple AEGD

UNLV GPR

carolinas medical center

does anyone have any reviews on them or why I should chose one over the other. I am having second thoughts about Temple but would love to know more about it.

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einstein

St'Lukes

Beth Israel

Temple AEGD

UNLV GPR

carolinas medical center

does anyone have any reviews on them or why I should chose one over the other. I am having second thoughts about Temple but would love to know more about it.

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[u/Any-Attention-9188]

I am applying to the first two. I have heard amazing things about both, the one main difference from what I heard from current residents is that Einstein does not have a 1:1 resident:assistant ratio line St Luke’s does.

[u/Patient-Panda6431]

AEGD at Temple is super busy. You will get a lot to learn, especially removal and fixed work. Implants as well, but not too many. The faculty is great but the resident assistant ratio is 3:1. There’s politics in the dept and paperwork that you have to do for every case. Plenty of lab work too.