I'm very glad I made the choice to complete my fellowship training here at Wake Forest. It is helpful to see multiple patient populations in various settings, and have increasing levels of autonomy as we progress through our training. The faculty have been vital not only in helping me hone my clinical skills, but also with discussing the other important aspects of medicine including patient management, financial and billing considerations, and how to thrive after training in any setting.
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My pain fellowship at Wake was a phenomenal year of training and professional development. I gained broad procedural experience and appreciated the thoughtful balance of education and didactics with clinical responsibilities. The faculty are enthusiastic and engaged teachers. The program leadership and staff were supportive and responsive throughout the year. I will graduate with confidence in the robust training I have received and having forged relationships and friendships that will carry forward.
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Thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Wake Forest Baptist Spine and Pain Fellowship. The faculty are phenomenal and provide a supportive environment to learn.
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I can hands down say this was a phenomenal year. I learned and grew more as a physician than I thought was possible. From learning dozens of procedures, to navigating complex clinic patients in an efficient manner, you will come out of this fellowship with excellent experience. The faculty mentorship is outstanding- not only are they great interventionists but they also share a moral compass to learn by which is so important for the future of our field. I feel so prepared and excited for my career.
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This fellowship year has far exceeded my expectations in every way. From day 1, I was exposed to the wide variety of opportunities this fellowship program provides from OR procedural interventions to clinic based multimodal therapies to cutting edge research. Not a single day passes in which a learning opportunity does not present itself. The mentorship and support I have received throughout the year has been unparalleled. I am beyond excited to continue my time at Wake Forest as a member of the Pain Medicine faculty. |