Internal Medicine Residency Guidance
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I am an international medical graduate polishing my ERAS package for the upcoming Internal Medicine Match and would like a seasoned mentor—ideally someone who has sat on the program-director side of the table—to walk me through the final stretch.
What I need most right now is a meticulous line-by-line edit of my personal statement; that single page has to convey my story, specialty fit, and readiness for U.S. training. Beyond that, I want an informed eye on the rest of the ERAS documents—CV entries, work-and-research experiences, and even the verbiage I use when requesting letters—so the application looks cohesive and competitive.
Once the paperwork shines, I’d value strategic help compiling a realistic but ambitious program list. I have certain geographic preferences yet want insider feedback on which Internal Medicine programs are IMG-friendly and align with my profile.
Finally, I’d appreciate structured mock interviews. I’m looking for someone who can recreate typical faculty and resident questions, critique my answers for depth and clarity, and coach me on the subtleties—body language, pace, and the nuances of explaining my unconventional path.
If you have direct decision-making experience in a U.S. residency program and know exactly what prompts a committee to say “yes,” let’s collaborate. I’m ready to share my current drafts and schedule virtual sessions so we can refine everything well before ERAS submissions open.
What I need most right now is a meticulous line-by-line edit of my personal statement; that single page has to convey my story, specialty fit, and readiness for U.S. training. Beyond that, I want an informed eye on the rest of the ERAS documents—CV entries, work-and-research experiences, and even the verbiage I use when requesting letters—so the application looks cohesive and competitive.
Once the paperwork shines, I’d value strategic help compiling a realistic but ambitious program list. I have certain geographic preferences yet want insider feedback on which Internal Medicine programs are IMG-friendly and align with my profile.
Finally, I’d appreciate structured mock interviews. I’m looking for someone who can recreate typical faculty and resident questions, critique my answers for depth and clarity, and coach me on the subtleties—body language, pace, and the nuances of explaining my unconventional path.
If you have direct decision-making experience in a U.S. residency program and know exactly what prompts a committee to say “yes,” let’s collaborate. I’m ready to share my current drafts and schedule virtual sessions so we can refine everything well before ERAS submissions open.