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The Truth About Matching Into Competitive Specialties/Programs
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0:00 Intro
0:37 Introduction Dr. Malke Asaad
0:58 USMLE Scores
2:02 Is Research the secret key?
03:30 Quality of Research?
4:42 USCE?
5:25 Letters of Recommendation
5:35 Volunteering, Work Experience, Ph.D., Masters of Science?
7:55 Other vital skills
8:28 How to get into research?
By competitive specialties we mean: Plastic Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Dermatology...PS: The advice given here also applies to competitive programs in not so competitive specialties
Make sure to follow: @MalkeAsaad
Check out some of his videos:
-How Did I Match at a Top PLASTIC SURGERY Program as IMG?
-How to Get into NEUROSURGERY Residency? Part 1
-How to Find a Research Position in the US For FREE?
Some of Dr Malke relevant published papers:
-Value of Research Years for International Medical Graduates Applying to General Surgery Residency
-International Medical Graduates are Comparable to American Medical Graduates as General Surgery Interns
-Outcomes of non-designated preliminary general surgery interns: A 25-year Mayo Clinic experience
Some NRMP data:
Disclaimer: Both Dr. Malke and I realize that there are some applicants whose match story will be different from what's stated in this video. This is meant to give guidance on which factors HELP the applicant to improve its chances of matching. The advice given here comes from personal experience, interviews with successful applicants, NRMP data and Dr Malke research on the topic.
Who am I?
I'm Santiago Acosta, a Medical Intern from Universidad del Rosario 🇨🇴 on its way to become an Internal Medicine Resident in the US 🇺🇸
I use this channel as a platform to share tips and tricks about studying, productivity, medicine, personal growth, tech, and fitness 📚
I also run a second YouTube channel where I teach Internal Medicine 🩺 to Spanish-speaking students and interview awesome doctors from all around the globe 🌎
If you have USMLE 🇺🇸 related questions please check out my FAQ page here:
If your questions are not addressed on the FAQ page, feel free to leave them in the comment section ⬇️ (honestly the quickest way to get a response).
0:00 Intro
0:37 Introduction Dr. Malke Asaad
0:58 USMLE Scores
2:02 Is Research the secret key?
03:30 Quality of Research?
4:42 USCE?
5:25 Letters of Recommendation
5:35 Volunteering, Work Experience, Ph.D., Masters of Science?
7:55 Other vital skills
8:28 How to get into research?
By competitive specialties we mean: Plastic Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Neurosurgery, Dermatology...PS: The advice given here also applies to competitive programs in not so competitive specialties
Make sure to follow: @MalkeAsaad
Check out some of his videos:
-How Did I Match at a Top PLASTIC SURGERY Program as IMG?
-How to Get into NEUROSURGERY Residency? Part 1
-How to Find a Research Position in the US For FREE?
Some of Dr Malke relevant published papers:
-Value of Research Years for International Medical Graduates Applying to General Surgery Residency
-International Medical Graduates are Comparable to American Medical Graduates as General Surgery Interns
-Outcomes of non-designated preliminary general surgery interns: A 25-year Mayo Clinic experience
Some NRMP data:
Disclaimer: Both Dr. Malke and I realize that there are some applicants whose match story will be different from what's stated in this video. This is meant to give guidance on which factors HELP the applicant to improve its chances of matching. The advice given here comes from personal experience, interviews with successful applicants, NRMP data and Dr Malke research on the topic.
Who am I?
I'm Santiago Acosta, a Medical Intern from Universidad del Rosario 🇨🇴 on its way to become an Internal Medicine Resident in the US 🇺🇸
I use this channel as a platform to share tips and tricks about studying, productivity, medicine, personal growth, tech, and fitness 📚
I also run a second YouTube channel where I teach Internal Medicine 🩺 to Spanish-speaking students and interview awesome doctors from all around the globe 🌎
If you have USMLE 🇺🇸 related questions please check out my FAQ page here:
If your questions are not addressed on the FAQ page, feel free to leave them in the comment section ⬇️ (honestly the quickest way to get a response).
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