I am currently finishing up a paper with my PI that will not be published until next November when I'm in med school. It will be published in Nature and I will be second author. My question is whether I can consider this a publication for residency applications as I didn't actually work on it in medical school.
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Publications never stop "counting". For residency applications you would include all publications ever.
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All papers count for an application. However, it must be published, electronic or physical, for you to include it in an application (or at the very least, accepted). "Submitted" is a meaningless designation.
For the purposes of future applications (eg ERAS), there is a section called "Research Experiences" where you can document all research, published or not.
For the purposes of future applications (eg ERAS), there is a section called "Research Experiences" where you can document all research, published or not.
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Opinions may differ but IMO you only identify the journal once it has been accepted for publication. "Submitted to Nature" might prompt an eye-roll and that's not the reaction you're looking for.
