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After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.
I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me.
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Biographical context: After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me. After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.The fact that the primary care track has its own training clinic means my colleagues and mentors are sharing the same emphasis and goals on ambulatory medicine. It feels great to come "home" every other month to the PCPC community! – Michael Wang, MD
Biographical context: I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me. After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.The fact that the primary care track has its own training clinic means my colleagues and mentors are sharing the same emphasis and goals on ambulatory medicine. It feels great to come "home" every other month to the PCPC community! – Michael Wang, MD
Biographical context: The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me.
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me. After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.The fact that the primary care track has its own training clinic means my colleagues and mentors are sharing the same emphasis and goals on ambulatory medicine. It feels great to come "home" every other month to the PCPC community! – Michael Wang, MD
Degree: MD
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me. After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.The fact that the primary care track has its own training clinic means my colleagues and mentors are sharing the same emphasis and goals on ambulatory medicine. It feels great to come "home" every other month to the PCPC community! – Michael Wang, MD
Identity: Michael Wang
The primary care track has been the ideal balance of training between inpatient and outpatient for me. After intern year, I felt confident inside the hospital but not in the clinic, so I have welcomed expanded outpatient training in PGY-2 and PGY-3 years for my own growth as a general medicine physician.The fact that the primary care track has its own training clinic means my colleagues and mentors are sharing the same emphasis and goals on ambulatory medicine. It feels great to come "home" every other month to the PCPC community! – Michael Wang, MD