I have a question regarding MD general medicine, The PG college I am joining for MD general medicine has excellent case exposure,can take independent decision, and has super speciality posting also, but a major drawback is its icu is run by anesthesia residents, and General Medicine residents don't get chance to put central line, hd catheter. The Hands-on part is less. I would want to pursue DM in neuro or cardio or nephro, so the lack of skills to put central line,intubate and hd catheter, icu practical skills, would they matter once I finish my DM? I am quite confused if it matters in the future once I start working as a SR in a Speciality, Will there be any opportunity to learn these skills once my MD is finished, or is it better to join a college with more practical hands on procedural skills?
I have a question regarding MD general medicine, The PG college I am joining for MD general medicine has excellent case exposure,can take independent decision, and has super speciality posting also, but a major drawback is its icu is run by anesthesia residents, and General Medicine residents don't get chance to put central line, hd catheter. The Hands-on part is less. I would want to pursue DM in neuro or cardio or nephro, so the lack of skills to put central line,intubate and hd catheter, icu practical skills, would they matter once I finish my DM? I am quite confused if it matters in the future once I start working as a SR in a Speciality, Will there be any opportunity to learn these skills once my MD is finished, or is it better to join a college with more practical hands on procedural skills?