ERAS Medical Residency Headshots: Photographer's Guide (what to wear, file handling & more)

Are you applying to medical residency programs and stressing over the perfect ERAS headshot? Look no further! As a seasoned Detroit based headshot photographer, I share my expertise on capturing the ideal photo for your ERAS application.

Discover the ins and outs of the specific sizing requirements & challenges, learn why opting for professional photography can significantly elevate your application (and lower your stress), find out what to wear to your session, and get tips on file management. I pride myself on offering boutique service and meticulous attention to detail at my private studio in Troy, ensuring you receive the best possible headshot for this critical step in your medical career.

0:00 Intro
0:10 ERAS photo specs
0:44 Hire a photographer
1:01 Session options
1:23 What to wear
1:48 Glasses?
2:03 What does a session include?
2:40 Managing your ERAS file
2:50 Book your session online

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[BlackAsOne]

Good Day Scott, As a new photographer I wanna focus on Headshots. Can you give me any Ideas as to what I would need and a good system to keep track of Company Files. I am willing to pay for your Knowledge.

[jamilgotcher]

Scott, I'm in Oklahoma and I sized the client's ERAS 2.5 x3.5 at 150 pixels. She sent me an email tonight with screenshots that showed when she uploaded the headshot the preview showed a square format instead of 2.5 x 3.5 and therefore it was cropping her photo and when it cropped it, the bottom edge didn't show enough of the blouse she had on under her blazer. I have no problem making her a square format image too but everything I've read said it needs to be 2.5 x 3.5 for the application submission. Have you ran into this? It's the first time anyone has ever had a problem with the sizing format I've created.