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Received my third invite this evening. I'm getting anxious for it to be March already!
Getting pretty nervous. Applied to 6 fellowships and one residency/MS degree program. All of them had deadlines of Jan 1 and I've only heard back from one program so far. Hopefully at least a couple more will send me an invite.
What types of fellowship did you apply to? PK? MSL?
5 clinical research/drug development and one PK one. All of them industry.
Did you apply for the Novartis/UB fellowship? Their director is awesome.
Another invite today!
everything i applied is within driving distance, i calculated it to my financial abilities
but I am trying to establish the value of scoring a interview, if they do 4 per spot, then its huge. whereas i have heard the # to be much higher from other people (of course they could be misinformed or i just misheard them)
Each place is different. Part of it depends on how many applicants they get. If they get about 10 applications, it isn't hard to get an interview. If they get 100, it would be pretty tough. Programs interview different numbers of candidates also. My hospital interviews about 20 for 2 spots, so I imagine getting ranked would be pretty difficult (we obviously aren't at that point yet and I haven't discussed it with them).
Did you apply for the Novartis/UB fellowship? Their director is awesome.
Another invite today!
for you folks, how many of your sites are requiring presentations to be made at the site?
^going along the same line of thought
the major presentations done on rotations, should I bring a copy of that or just tell them about it verbally if any pertinent question comes around?
I have a presentation. But I have an interesting and somewhat useful topic almost completely unrelated to my research projects. Its a presentation that may come in handy one daySo far, none. I'm pretty happy about it. Seems like a somewhat low-yield thing to do given the amount of time that would be eaten up by a presentation.
First interview invitation today!!!
received another invite....this one says that a clinical case will be given. Any idea on the type of disease states that may be covered? I was thinking probably the "biggies", like htn, diabetes, dyslipidemias, etc. Any other ideas?
I have most of mine on a jumpdrive, but I doubt I'm going to end up using it at all.
How do you go about letting a program know that you would no longer like to interview after you have scheduled an interview? I am realizing that I may have over-done it and was wondering if I could cancel? I could make it if I have to, but was curious if this had ever been done.
I am going through the process again after not matching last year. I decided to apply to more programs this year. I applied to 10 programs, got interviews at 6, rejection at 1, and haven't heard from the other 3.
Good for you for getting back on the horse! And congratulations for the interviews you've gotten! I was wondering how many people have done this. Out of curiosity, what did you do in the interim year? I worry about the possibility of not matching...
I am going through the process again after not matching last year. I decided to apply to more programs this year. I applied to 10 programs, got interviews at 6, rejection at 1, and haven't heard from the other 3.
I will start off by saying that I am looking for ambulatory care or community care residencies. I did scramble and got several interviews after the match, but still didn't end up with a position. I tried many avenues to get a job (my area was pretty saturated) and finally ended up working for a chain.
i got a interview offer from my #4 choice, should i take it?
i got interview from my #3 choice, still waiting for #2 (should tell me anyday) and #1 (their deadline is in feb so that'll be a while)
with that given scenario, should I accept the interview from the #4 choice?
factoring in: 1) if i do rank it at 4, very low chance i match
against 2) what if I dont get interview from my #1 and #2 spots? then my #4 place becomes #2
thoughts?
No rejections! My schedule is a little ridiculous right now, thank goodness I'm off of rotations for the next few weeks.
So Mr. Residency Rockstar, mind sharing what you think was most important about your apps up to this point? Was it your packet or your personality that sealed the deal? Just trying to see what to start working on.No rejections! My schedule is a little ridiculous right now, thank goodness I'm off of rotations for the next few weeks.
No rejections! My schedule is a little ridiculous right now, thank goodness I'm off of rotations for the next few weeks.
I'm in the same boat! But, I'm not off rotations. Thank goodness I had an easy one this month and got a ton of stuff done. I have one interview next week, then off one week, then 2 and then 3 the next. It's a lot, but I am so ready for it to be over.
Good luck to everyone.
It's almost February. I still have only receieved one on-site interview invite from the 6 fellowships and 1 residency/MS degree programs I applied to.
Luckily, the one program that I interviewed with sent me an offer yesterday.
Interview everywhere. You never know what may happen.