Preparing for Residency

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Presentation transcript:

Preparing for Residency

Preparation Know thyself Strengths Weaknesses Goals/objectives Maximize options

Preparation Know how the match process works Consult references AOA/Student Affairs materials/website Student Affairs Office Residency Directors Residents NBME website

Preparation Choosing your specialty Okay to be uncertain at this point Keep options open Transition year

Application Prepare carefully Proofread, Proofread, Proofread, and then have someone else proofread it again! List only those things that are legitimate

Application Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE, AKA Dean’s Letter) Come prepared Extracurricular activities Leadership positions Work History

Interviews Factors to consider Competitiveness Finances Be practical Do your homework

Interviews Scheduling Call early Be courteous and professional at all times Be efficient and practical

Interviews Be prepared Do your homework Have questions ready (for both faculty/residents) Be able to summarize your Strengths/Weaknesses What you expect to gain from training Career goals

Interviews Questions to ask Strengths/Weaknesses of the program Curriculum/teaching Responsibilities Call schedule Supervision/Back-up Accreditation

Interviews Attire Business Versatility/Durability Topcoat

Interviews Be on time Check out the location the night before Call ahead if you are going to be late If you decide to cancel a visit, notify the program as soon as possible

Interviews Courteous Polite Professional

Interviews Relax Personable Act interested Convey your strengths Explain your weaknesses

Follow-up Send personalized thank you notes Handwritten is fine, but must be legible Call or send a follow-up letter prior to ranking programs

Miscellaneous Electives Couple match

Rank List List only programs that you would be willing to attend List programs from greatest preference to least DO NOT rank any program that you do not want to attend

Rank List Trust no one Do not divulge to programs how you are ranking them

Summary Preparation Utilize available resources Be realistic Maximize your options