Interviewing
Virtual interviews
In addition to following the usual advice for residency interviews, here is guidance and advice for specifically for successfully participating in virtual interviews during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Overview: Interviewing for residency
Here's what you can expect from the residency interview process, including the role of the interview in the application process.
The cost of residency interviews
Several factors —some financial, some career-related—influence the amount of money you’ll spend interviewing for residency.
Residency program evaluation guide
Use this guide after each interview to generate a personal review of each program.
Schedule smart for residency interviews
A smart interviewing strategy is necessary to be keenly aware of your priorities and resources and to lead you to confident, well-informed decisions.
How to schedule your residency interviews
You want to attend only as many interviews as necessary to identify the programs that best fit and to successfully match.
Canceling interviews
There are implications to consider as you cancel—and even as you accept interviews invites in the first place.
About second look visits
Here’s why you might do a second look visit, how they work, and how they’re perceived by program directors.
Should I go on a second look visit?
To help you confidently decide whether to attend a second look visit, we share insight from program directors as well as a decision-making framework.
How to accept, request, or decline a second look visit
How you respond to invitations to second look visits is important, so here are some guidelines to help you navigate these situations.