Speakers:
Jinger Sanders - EMRA MSC Chair

Speakers:
Dave Wilson, MD - EMRA President-Elect

Objectives:

• Discuss how to succeed on away rotations. What makes students stand out (for reasons both good and bad)?
• What makes a good EM applicant?
• Discuss best practices in the residency application process including ERAS preparation/submission, etc.
• Applications changes this year- talk about signaling and new e-SLOE format
• Questions from audience/prepolled
  • Attendees should have names displayed as MS3 John Doe

Objectives:

• Detail the advantages, disadvantages, expectations, and career opportunities available within emergency medicine (EM).
• Provide advice about how to prioritize/balance academics, research, extracurricular activities, and other commitments during the first two years of medical school.
• Discuss the importance of mentorship and advising the EM-bound medical student.

Objectives:

• Detail the advantages, disadvantages, expectations, and career opportunities available within emergency medicine (EM).
• Provide advice about how to excel in clinical rotations, how to relate these to work in the ED.
• Go over general expectations of applying to/matching in EM - i.e. aways, SLOEs, step 1 and 2.
• Give a timeframe of when students should start looking at and applying to aways as well as what might help them secure a position at an away.

Objectives:

• Detail the advantages, disadvantages, expectations, and career opportunities available within emergency medicine (EM).
• Provide advice about how to excel in clinical rotations, how to relate these to work in the ED.
• Go over general expectations of applying to/matching in EM - i.e. aways, SLOEs, step 1 and 2.
• Give a timeframe of when students should start looking at and applying to aways as well as what might help them secure a position at an away.

Objectives:

• Discuss how to prepare for the emergency medicine virtual interview, including program research and question development.
• Learn how to critically assess a program during a virtual interview and what elements are important to consider when ranking programs.
• Advise on appropriateness of reaching out to programs particularly as it relates to upcoming Residency Program Fair
• Provide guidance on appropriate interview follow-up and post-interview communication.

Objectives:

• Detail the advantages, disadvantages, expectations, and career opportunities available within emergency medicine (EM).
• Discuss best practices for international applicants seeking to apply for U.S.-based EM away rotations and residency programs.
• Go over general expectations of applying to/matching in EM - i.e. aways, SLOEs, step 1 and 2
• Address ways to stand out as an International applicant