First Aid for the Match (Insider Advice from Students and Residency Directors) - Softcover

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9780071237345: First Aid for the Match (Insider Advice from Students and Residency Directors)

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ISBN 10: 0071237348 ISBN 13: 9780071237345

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Medical, 2004

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This book provides insider advice for match success. "Logically organized, succinct, and to the point, well-written ...extremely useful." - "Doody's Health Sciences Book Review" (of prior edition) It offers real-world, relevant answers to all your match questions. This book provides advice on how to: fully understand the match process; how to increase your chances of getting the match you want; what to do if you don't match. It includes personal statement and CVs that worked; interviewing tips; frequently asked interview questions (and good answers); advice from students who matched with top programs; and latest trends specialties. It offers the preparation you need to get the match you want: select the right program; stay cool and do it right with step-by-step directions; avoid costly interview mistakes; get the inside scoop on Match Day; utilize tips designed for your specific situation; and zero-in on your goals.

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INSIDER ADVICE FOR MATCH SUCCESS

“Logically organized, succinct, and to the point, well-written . . . extremely useful.’
- Doody’s Health Sciences Book Review (of prior edition)

REAL-WORLD, RELEVANT ANSWERS TO ALL YOUR MATCH QUESTIONS
*Fully understand the match process
*How to increase your chances of getting the match you want
*What to do if you don’t match
*Personal statement and CVs that worked
*Interviewing tips
*Frequently asked interview questions (and good answers)
*Advice from students who matched with top programs
*Latest trends specialties

THE PREPARATION YOU NEED TO GET THE MATCH YOU WANT
*Select the right program
*Stay cool and do it right with step-by-step directions
*Avoid costly interview mistakes
*Get the inside scoop on Match Day
*Utilize tips designed for your specific situation
*Zero-in on your goals

About the Author:

Steven L. Berk, MD is Regional Dean, Professor of Medicine, Texas Tech University School of Medicine at Amarillo, Amarillo Texas.

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