FAQ
An archive of frequently asked questions (FAQs)
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Tips For Anesthesia Electives
It’s customary for medical students interested in a particular field to enroll in “electives” to get experience, understand the workflow,…
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What To Do Before Medical School
Interview season is over, acceptances are rolling in, and you’ve already started the countdown till orientation. Amidst this excitement, it’s…
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Letter Of Intent/Thank You Notes
Letters of intent (LOIs) and thank you notes are often submitted by applicants to improve their chances for an acceptance,…
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Tips For Writing Your Personal Statement
A pivotal part of any application process is composing a personal statement (PS). This can be stressful as we’re not…
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Tips For Writing Your CV/Résumé
A curriculum vitae (CV) catalogs your working career (including accolades, presentations, publications, education, extracurriculars, etc.) in a chronological order with…
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Critical Care Anesthesiology – A Fellow’s Perspective
There are several options to get into a critical care fellowship. Our hospital has programs for those who completed residencies…
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Tips For Writing Progress Notes
In the era of electronic health records (EHRs), writing progress notes (PN) has become largely supplemented by auto-populated fields (labs,…
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Tips For Interviews
An interview invitation means that a program has reviewed your application, and you’ve met some “minimum” they expect from potential…
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How Do I Stay Motivated In Training?
I’ve always known that my true calling as a physician was to be a teacher in academic medicine. To do this…
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Tips For Beginning Anesthesiology Residency
Arguably, anesthesiology has one of the largest learning curves right off the bat. Though you’ll rely on the medical knowledge…
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