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    Getting In: How to stand out from the crowd and ACE your residency interview
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    Getting In: How to stand out from the crowd and ACE your residency interview

    By Dr. Myers R. Hurt III

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    About this ebook

    The 2015 NRMP data shows that while the USMLE Step 1 is the single most important factor in granting an applicant an interview, interpersonal communication skills matter the most when choosing who to rank and ultimately hire.

    Why spend hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars preparing for the USMLE exams, only to “wing” the interview? 

    In Getting In, Dr. Myers Hurt outlines the necessary steps to prepare for this crucial conversation.  Find out:

    • What types of interviews exist

    • Who will be interviewing you

    • How to answer common questions, and

    • How you will be evaluated

    Investing time and effort preparing for the interview day will reduce anxiety, increase your confidence, and ensure you are representing your “best self” when it matters the most.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDraft2Digital
    Release dateMay 7, 2016
    ISBN9780997595505
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