Discuss....

[GrayMatterWife]

Really, if he continues in the same manner, he'll get fired from residency and have a pretty worthless, but expensive degree.

This.

The school got what they deserved. Now he'll do something stupid and rude and reflect badly on them. They should have grown a set of balls and dismissed him earlier.

In the meantime, can't wait to have the drunk, drunk-driving, rude jerk as my resident-doctor.

[MAPPLEBUM]

It's the school's inconsistency that makes me think the judge made the right decision. If he needed more than a repremand for the other problems they should have done. But mostly he shouldn't have gotten good recommendations to match into dermatology. Who knows, maybe he's pissed one person off and they're out to get him. Or he screws up a lot and is very well liked. Wake Forest represent?

[TulipsAndSunscreen]

Don't they have to answer whether they've been arrested or not on the NRMP website? Did he answer that truthfully? If not , his residency has grounds to dismiss him.

[WolfpackWife]

Don't they have to answer whether they've been arrested or not on the NRMP website? Did he answer that truthfully? If not , his residency has grounds to dismiss him.

That's what really gets me. How is that not an application requirement? Hell, here incoming m-3's have to have a background check AND a drug test before starting clinical rotations. And that's just two years after they had a background check as incoming m-1's!