Residency Letter of Recommendation
In order for an individual to have the best opportunity to secure their chosen residency spot, they have to have a strong application, personal statement, a Dean’s residency letter of recommendation, and letters of recommendation by colleagues, teachers, and/or employers. Because there are fewer residency spots than there are applicants, and for some specialties very few openings, it’s critical each element of your recommendation letter be robust and portray the candidate in the most favorable light. The quality of the letter of recommendation can determine whether a candidate is brought in for an interview.
A letter of recommendation for a residency program should endorse the student for their desired residency program. A quality letter of recommendation contains an introduction of the candidate, the writer’s perception of the suitability of the candidate for the residency, and any experiences in which the candidate participated and excelled. It will also include a reference to the candidate’s education, conduct, and what the writer believes they can contribute to the residency program to which they are applying.
How Do I Know If I’ve Accomplished All This?
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How Does It Work?
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