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Make or break advice on getting into the residency program of your choice

Written by medical students who recently completed the match process

First Aid for the Match is a insider's guide to preparing for and succeeding in the match process. The fifth edition features a new, two-color interior design, the latest statistics and advice on matching in each specialty and major sub-specialty, advice on preparing for the 4th year of medical school, and special considerations for IMGs and residents with young families. A chapter on what to do if you don't match ("the scramble") is also included. Chapters on polishing your CV and writing stellar application essays, plus tips on "wowing" them during the interview, will help you map your career path and plan appropriately for success.

Features





Statistics and advice on matching in all major specialties and now--NEW!--major sub-specialties Includes perspectives by residents/fellows about each sub-specialty and why/how they chose it, what their thought process was in choosing it, the attractions and challenges of the field, the future of the field, etc. Application and interview tips, including expanded section on interview questions to include more questions for all interviews, as well as for each specialty. Added examples of difficult or unexpected questions and examples of good ways to think about answering certain questions and things to avoid saying Exapnded section of CVs and high-impact personal statements with real examples and advice on what not to do. Advice for international medical graduates and residents with young families Advice on travelling to interviews, with new ideas and tips for travel/lodging, and useful websitesComprehensive guide to the match and planning for match success. Although some information is available on the internet (some not reliable), this book gathers it all in one place and adds valuable insider information and advice.

The content you need to get the match you want: The Match,Setting Up The Fourth Year,Choosing and Matching in Your Specialty,Weighing Your Options,What If I Can't Decide ;Your Specialty and the Match,Transitional-Year Program,Anesthesiology,Dermatology,Emergency Medicine,Family Practice,Internal Medicine & Medical Sub-Specialties,Med-Peds,Neurology,Neurosurgery,Obstetrics and Gynecology,Ophthalmology,Orthopaedics,Otolaryngology,Pathology,Pediatrics & Pediatric Sub-Specialties,Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,Psychiatry,Radiology,Radiation Oncology,Surgery & Surgical Sub-Specialties,Urology,IMGs and the Match Process,Getting Residency Information and Applications,The Application,The CV,The Personal Statement,Gearing Up For Interviews,Interview Day,The Rank List and Match Day,After The Match,Appendix A: Worksheets for Application Requirements,Appendix B: Program Evaluation Worksheet,Appendix C: Recommended Resources,About the Authors
Authors ix
Faculty Reviewers ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
How to Contribute xv
Internship Opportunities xvii
Chapter 1 The Match
1(14)
Introduction
2(1)
What Is the Match?
3(1)
Why Is There a Match?
4(1)
What Other Matches Are There?
4(5)
What Are My Chances of Success in the Match?
9(1)
How Do I Register for the NRMP Match?
10(1)
What About the Other Matches?
11(1)
NRMP Publications
11(4)
Chapter 2 Setting Up the Senior Year
15(12)
How Do I Pick an Advisor?
16(2)
When Should I Schedule My Acting Internships?
18(1)
Should I Do Audition Rotations?
19(1)
What About Other Electives?
19(1)
When Should I Schedule Vacation?
20(4)
When Should I Schedule Time for Interviews?
24(1)
Should I Stick Around My School on Match Day?
24(3)
Chapter 3 Choosing and Matching in Your Specialty
27(8)
Weighing Your Options
28(2)
What if I Still Can't Decide?
30(2)
OK, I've Decided---What Next?
32(3)
Chapter 4 Your Specialty and the Match
35(78)
Residency Training
Anesthesiology
37(2)
Dermatology
39(2)
Emergency Medicine
41(4)
Family Medicine
45(2)
General Surgery
47(3)
Internal Medicine
50(2)
Internal Medicine-Pediatrics
52(3)
Neurological Surgery
55(2)
Neurology
57(3)
Obstetrics and Gynecology
60(2)
Ophthalmology
62(3)
Orthopedics
65(3)
Otolaryngology
68(3)
Pathology
71(3)
Pediatrics
74(2)
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
76(1)
Plastic Surgery
77(2)
Psychiatry
79(2)
Radiology
81(2)
Radiation Oncology
83(2)
Transitional-Year Program
85(1)
Urology
86(3)
Fellowship Training
Selected Medical Specialties
Allergy and Immunology
89(2)
Cardiology
91(1)
Endocrinology
92(2)
Gastroenterology
94(1)
Hematology and Oncology
95(2)
Infectious Disease
97(2)
Nephrology
99(1)
Rheumatology
100(2)
Selected Surgical Specialties
Abdominal Transplant Surgery
102(2)
Cardiothoracic Surgery
104(2)
Colon and Rectal Surgery
106(2)
Trauma Surgery and Surgical Critical Care
108(2)
Vascular Surgery
110(3)
Chapter 5 International Medical Graduates and the Match Process
113(20)
Introduction
114(1)
The General Approach
115(5)
Maximizing Your Chances
120(2)
Immigration
122(1)
The J-1 Visa
123(6)
The H-1B Visa
129(4)
Chapter 6 Getting Residency Information And Applications
133(20)
The Key to Success: Organization!
134(1)
Learning about Residency Programs
134(5)
How Many Programs Should I Apply To?
139(1)
How Do I Obtain Applications?
140(1)
What Should I Be Looking for in a Program?
141(7)
How Do I Organize This Information?
148(5)
Chapter 7 The Application
153(18)
What Is in an Application?
154(1)
How Do I Organize the Paperwork?
155(1)
Who Evaluates My Application?
156(1)
How Do They Evaluate My Application?
156(3)
Program Applications
159(4)
The Dean's Letter
163(3)
Letters of Recommendation
166(2)
Transcripts
168(1)
Photo
168(1)
Application Status
169(2)
Chapter 8 The Curriculum Vitae
171(14)
What's in a CV?
172(2)
How Do I Put Together My CV?
174(2)
Errors to Avoid
176(1)
Sample CVs
176(9)
Chapter 9 The Personal Statement
185(50)
How a Personal Statement Can Help You
186(1)
What Belongs in a Personal Statement?
186(1)
What Doesn't Belong in a Personal Statement?
187(2)
Sample Excerpts
189(12)
Sample Personal Statements
201(13)
Personal Statement by Discipline
214(21)
Chapter 10 Gearing Up for Interviews
235(18)
How Do I Prepare for the Interview?
236(7)
How Can I Travel Inexpensively?
243(10)
Chapter 11 Interview Day
253(24)
Interview Preparation
254(1)
Typical Events in an Interview Visit
255(2)
Interviewing
257(1)
Popular Inteview Questions and the Right Answers!
258(4)
Other Potential Interview Topics
262(3)
Illegal Questions
265(1)
Interview Pitfalls
266(3)
What Do I Ask the Interviewer?
269(1)
What Types of Questions Should I Ask the House Staff?
270(2)
Questions for the Department Chair and the Program Director
272(1)
Wrapping Up the Interview Day
272(1)
Follow-up Letters
273(4)
Chapter 12 The Rank List and Match Day
277(12)
How Do I Rank the Programs?
278(7)
March Matchness ("It's Awesome, Baby!")
285(1)
What Happens if I Don't Match? The Scramble
286(3)
Chapter 13 After the Match
289(12)
The Day After
290(1)
What if I'm Not Happy With My Match Result?
290(1)
The Residency Contract
291(1)
Loans
292(1)
Getting Set Up
293(2)
Step 3 and Licensing
295(5)
Don't Forget to Write
300(1)
Chapter 14 Web Resources
301(14)
Choosing a Specialty
302(2)
The Application and Match
304(2)
Interviews
306(1)
Travel and Lodging
307(2)
Match Outcomes
309(1)
Research Funding and Training Opportunities
310(2)
Additional Resources for IMGs
312(3)
Appendix A Worksheets for Application Requirements 315(2)
Appendix B Program Evaluation Worksheet (PEW) 317(4)
Index 321(12)
About the Authors 333
Tao Le, MD, MHS, is Assistant Clinical Professor of Pediatrics in the Division of Allergy and Immunology at the University of Louisville. He is also affiliated with the Division of Allergy and Immunology at The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.





Vikas Bhushan, MD practices diagnostic radiology from his home-base in Los Angeles, California.