Preparing for rotations Three keys to crushing audition rotations: Notes from inside ‘the room where it happens’ As an attending physician who has served on residency selection committees, Miko Rose, DO, shares her tips on passing your audition rotations with flying colors. July 5, 2023WednesdayJuly 2023 issue Meet Your Match Miko Rose, DO Miko Rose, DO, is a psychiatrist. She serves as the Assistant Dean of Clinical Education at Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences and an associate professor at Michigan State University. Contact Dr. Rose
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I recommend showing up in the hospital the night before your first day of the audition to see the layout. In particular, I highly recommend you visit the radiology department and learn some of the PACS software tricks. There is a chance that a preceptor will ask a student to display Mr. Jone’s CXR (or CT or US) and discuss it on day one. I have had students thanks me for giving them this advice as it made their audition experience much more enjoyable as they received positive evaluations from other students and preceptors. Jul. 7, 2023, at 11:28 am Reply
Hi Dr. Rose, I will definitely be taking this with me into the fall. Thank you so much for your insights! Jul. 8, 2023, at 6:49 pm Reply