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Dr. Jibawi seems like an amazing Family Physician!!! I have an amazing, caring and empathic Family Physician!! Family Medicine is an extremely important medical specialty!!! 😊
You would use the Application Assessor to assess what you create with the builder. This is a good way to make any edits to your draft and ensure the quality!
Yes, you can ask for an LoR from your current employment, especially if it's more relevant to your residency application. Make sure it's from someone who knows your work well and can provide a strong recommendation.
I noticed some of the info between min requirements for interview differ in residency explorer from match a resident What does that mean ? And which one do I follow ?
Most of the physicians I see are immigrants and I found them to be the most competent and caring doctors. I am so grateful for their deep commitment to their profession and they are part of the US healthcare system.❤️
Im really sorry for ur loss (baby) Congratulations on matching into obgy dear Im an img with an obgy degree wanting to match into obgy in us Wat r my chances
Older graduates are definitely more at a disadvantage compared to recent grads. You can learn about applying as an older candidate here: blog.matcharesident.com/strategies-older-candidates/
I would have been interested to hear his remarks on Step 1 being reported as a numerical result for applicants that took it before it went to pass/fail vs the applicants that have it show up as pass/fail only. Listening to him talk about having to emphasis step scores due to the number of applicants, it seems like it leads to discrimination for the applicants that have the numerical result reported.
This is by far the most realistic advice/residency experience that I saw on RU-vid. No sugarcoating, just real talk. Thank you! I can definitely say you'll be an awesome senior!
