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Thank You Notes After First Clerkship Rotation?

Congratulations third years! You’ve survived your first clerkship rotation, possibly even have a day off before you start the next

This topic was originally a part of the Interview Advice From Family Medicine Residencies post, but it’s been sectioned out

Developing Your Differential Building Skills My med school used two mnemonics that helped me when it came time to try to come up

Feeling a little nervous about starting and/or doing well on your clinical rotations? Check out FM Student’s game plan for your clinical

I interviewed at 15 Family Medicine programs in 6 different states across the country and matched at my first choice,

If you’re looking for some sample questions to look over before going on your residency interviews, you’re in luck! I’ve

There’s a lot of internal medicine sub-specialty rotations you can choose from during your third or fourth year electives, and one

Fourth Years, Be Warned Interview season is stressful, new and confusing, and for the Class of 2017 rapidly approaching, we’ve

Since I’ve already written about interview tips I’ve gotten from residents, I’m sharing some of my own tips today! For the

Understanding the Match Algorithm The Match algorithm is based on the work of Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapely – who jointly won