Match Day Magic How I knew it was a match When a student finds the right residency program, there’s a spark. Here’s how these fourth-years knew they’d found the one. March 20, 2019Wednesday Ashley Altus and Nikitta Foston Contact nfoston@osteopathic.org Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email After countless exams, days of studying and boards, fourth-year medical students are often thrilled on Match Day. The culmination of all of their hard work and preparation has led them to their match. But before Match Day, there are residency interviews and audition rotations. Recently matched students share how they knew a program was right for them. For further reading: More than 5,000 DO students and grads match in largest NRMP Match ever It’s time to rethink what it means to be a DO More in Training OMED23 highlights: Get the lowdown on main stage speakers, specialty tracks and Orlando magic The osteopathic medical profession’s premier education and networking event, OMED, has something for everyone. Virtual access is available through December. Imposter syndrome in medical school Many medical students experience imposter syndrome. Changing your outlook is not easy, but doing so can help you overcome feelings of self-doubt. Previous articleFrom agony to advocacy: How two DOs survived the loss of their 2-year-old daughter Next articleThe best advice I received about the Match
OMED23 highlights: Get the lowdown on main stage speakers, specialty tracks and Orlando magic The osteopathic medical profession’s premier education and networking event, OMED, has something for everyone. Virtual access is available through December.
Imposter syndrome in medical school Many medical students experience imposter syndrome. Changing your outlook is not easy, but doing so can help you overcome feelings of self-doubt.