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Benjamin A Sarac1, Kevin Calamari2, Jeffrey Janis3
1Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, The Ohio State University College of Medicine, Columbus, USA.
Virtual residency interviews require preparation. This study offers cost-effective recommendations for optimizing your interview room environment, audiovisual setup, and virtual etiquette for a professional presentation.
Area of Science:
- Medical education
- Graduate medical education
- Virtual interviews
Background:
- COVID-19 pandemic necessitated changes in medical education.
- Social distancing shifted undergraduate medical education online.
- Coalition for Physician Accountability recommended virtual interviews for the 2020-21 cycle.
Purpose of the Study:
- Provide concrete recommendations for preparing virtual interview rooms.
- Offer cost-conscious solutions for optimizing the interview environment.
- Enhance the virtual interview experience for residency applicants.
Main Methods:
- Focused on three key areas: background/environment, audiovisual quality, and virtual etiquette.
- Provided visual examples with before and after photographs.
- Developed cost-effective strategies for improvement.
Main Results:
- Optimized interview room background enhances professionalism.
- Improved audiovisual quality ensures clear communication.
- Adherence to virtual etiquette demonstrates respect and preparedness.
Conclusions:
- Strategic preparation of the virtual interview space is crucial.
- Cost-effective interventions can significantly improve applicant presentation.
- Optimizing the virtual environment aids in presenting one's best self for residency interviews.
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