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Interventional Radiology as a DO

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Hi guys,

Need some advice — I’m a rising M3 who’s extremely interested in IR and have shadowed them extensively throughout gap year/med school and I’ve only fallen more in love with it. But I wanted to know if I’m just setting myself up for disappointment…

STATS- STEP 1: 245 Comlex 1: 652 (92%) 3 publications, in multiple leadership positions. SSP (DO honor society).

Let me know your thoughts! 😬

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