Your personal statement for residency is more than just an essential that’s required of you in your journey toward a career in medicine. It’s actually a unique chance to express who you are and tell potential higher-ups and supervisors what you in particular bring to the table that no one else can. It’s important that[…]
When it comes time to turn in your application for residency at long last, one of the most important things the program director will be looking at will be the quality level of your U.S. clinical experience (USCE). That said, making solid choices in regards to your USCE can really help you stand out from[…]
Getting ready to begin an elective rotation at a hospital is an exciting process for any future physician. A clinical elective rotation is an optional away rotation that a medical student will have the option of doing during his final year of med school. It is done at a hospital outside of the student’s parent[…]
When applying for your residency, it’s important not to underestimate the value of solid letters of recommendation. Your letters of recommendation are your chance to tell your program director a little something about yourself, as opposed to your education, your technical expertise, or your clinical experience. Letters of recommendation are written for you by physicians[…]
When applying for residency, a good background in regards to solid U.S. clinical experience will be an absolute must. In fact, the quality level of your experience combined with your letters of recommendation will turn out to be just as important as your actual medical degree will when it comes to being chosen for a[…]
When applying for residency, a good background in regards to solid U.S. clinical experience will be an absolute must. In fact, the quality level of your experience combined with your letters of recommendation will turn out to be just as important as your actual medical degree will when it comes to being chosen for a[…]
Although it’s easy to get wrapped up in the technicalities of obtaining your medical degree and gaining solid clinical experience, it’s important to understand that such things aren’t all there is to turning in a successful application for residency. While program directors are without question interested in knowing whether or not you’re ready to be[…]
Naturally when it comes time to take your United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE), you hope to get as high a score as possible. After all, it’s the USMLE that assesses a future doctor’s ability when it comes to the application of basic concepts and principles, as well as his ability to deliver quality patient[…]
Your residency application is your first chance to show a potential program director what you can really offer as a physician and an individual, so it’s important to make sure it’s absolutely everything that it ought to be. This includes identifying all of the red flags that program directors are trained to look for. Make[…]
When it comes to qualifying for a residency, there are many factors that you’ll need to take into consideration, as they’ll affect your likelihood of appealing to residency program directors in the way that you want. However, none of them is as important these days as your background in regards to U.S. clinical experience (USCE[…]