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• Research programs thoroughly before arriving.
• Understand each program's unique features and align them with your career goals.
• Prepare a succinct, engaging "elevator pitch" to introduce yourself to program representatives, but stop talking an listen after

• Ensure your CV is tailored, error-free, and professional.
• Bring plenty of printed copies and have a digital version ready to share (you probably won't use them, but it's good to be prepared with what you have done)

• Attend showcase events and take the initiative to introduce yourself to preceptors and residents, but focus on residents!
• Engage in meaningful conversations, showing genuine interest in the program.
• Follow up promptly with thank-you emails to reinforce your impression if you met someone and know their name and have something more you want to know

• Practice common and behavioral interview questions, highlighting your clinical experiences and problem-solving skills.
• Be ready to discuss specific cases, rotations, and how they prepared you for a residency.
• Ask insightful questions to demonstrate your interest and commitment to the program.

• Keep a positive mindset throughout the conference.
• Plan breaks to avoid burnout and maintain your energy.
• Stay organized with a schedule of key events and prioritized program visits.

• Use Midyear as a networking opportunity beyond just the residency showcase.
• Connect with peers, mentors, and professionals to expand your support network.
• Keep track of contacts and continue nurturing those relationships post-conference.

This podcast equips listeners with the tools they need to navigate the ASHP Midyear with confidence and professionalism, helping you maximize the chances of landing your ideal residency. Tune in to learn how preparation, networking, and resilience can make all the difference!

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If you want my one-on-one help with the LOI, sign up for the Residency LOI One-on-One Help and Interview Course and send your LOI to me at tonythepharmacist@gmail.com for revision.

In this episode, we break down a Residency Application Rubric to help you assess your strengths, identify gaps, and build a winning pharmacy residency application. From GPA and clinical rotations to leadership roles and community service, we’ll guide you on how to prioritize and rank your experiences effectively. Whether you’re just starting or polishing up your final submission, this episode gives you the tools you need to feel confident and prepared. Tune in and make sure you’re on track to land your dream residency.

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