Getting into residency pdf

My Cart in Cart. Sign in for the best experience. Sign In. In stock. Year Published: Skip to the end of the images gallery. Skip to the beginning of the images gallery. Add to Cart. Add to Wish List. Product Description. Readers can find answers to questions such as: Is it true that landing a residency is getting tougher? How many residency programs should I apply to and which specialties should I consider?

Arch Dermatol. Coronavirus Resource Center. Our website uses cookies to enhance your experience. By continuing to use our site, or clicking "Continue," you are agreeing to our Cookie Policy Continue. Twitter Facebook. This Issue. August Strucke, MD. Author Affiliations Boston, Mass. First Page Preview View Large. Access through your institution. Download PDF. A short summary of this paper. Contents: The 23 chapters in this text cover even the smallest details of how to get the residency you want and, most impor- tantly, how to determine what you really want.

A candid review of each medical specialty, combined with a personality trait assess- ment, guides the reader toward a realistic residency choice. Once a residency has been selected, readers learn what to look for in a program, how to produce persuasive application materials, and how to interview effectively.

Tables and figures highlight impor- tant information and tips. Strengths: This book tells it like it is! Its strengths are the mean- ingful, frank discussions of important topics eg, what to include in a personal statement, how to write an effective CV, how to dress, what to say, and, more importantly, what not to say, during an interview and its comprehensive coverage—every detail of the residency application and selection process is included.

Recommended Readership: The book is written primarily for medical students, but students applying for medical school, physi- cians applying for residency or fellowship positions, residency program directors, and medical educators will find it an invalu- able guide.

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