Career Development Program for Medical Professionals
Discover the Careers in Medicine program that helps you plan your medical career, explore specialties, apply to residencies, and make informed decisions. Get access to valuable resources like career advising, specialty interest groups, and individual counseling to guide you through your journey.
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Career Advising Program During Phase 1 : Career Advising Website: Career Development Website Specialty Interest Groups Organ-based module sessions Individual Counseling Portfolio review process AAMC Careers in Medicine Program (CiM) Shadowing: Shadowing contact list College meetings/mentors AOSC Newsletter Virtual Career Fair Roadmap to Residency
What is Careers in Medicine? A career-planning program to help you Identify career goals Explore specialty and practice options Choose a specialty Select and apply to residency programs Make good career decisions
Find your fit: Interests and Values Medical Specialty Preference Inventory, Revised Edition (MSPI-R) Measures your interest in various activities, tasks, and experiences found in medicine Your ratings on 150 items provides the probability of entering 16 medical specialties, and your preferences for 18 areas of medical practice Physician Values in Practice Scale (PVIPS) Identifies your priorities regarding six values (Autonomy, Management, Prestige, Service, Lifestyle, and Scholarly Pursuits) Results can be used to compare to various environments and activities in medical practice.
