ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we talk about what it really means to get involved during residency and why it matters. Residents share their own experiences being part of organizations, taking on leadership roles, and finding ways to contribute outside of their clinical work. We touch on some of the common challenges like limited time, not knowing where to start, and feeling stretched between responsibilities. Most importantly, we focus on simple and realistic ways to get involved, build connections, and make your residency experience more meaningful.
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Hear from current residents about how to prepare for and thrive during residency interviews and the match process.
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