Where do I put my certification on my resume?

TL; DR: Where to put certifications on resumes? If they are critical to the job, in four places. After your name, in your summary, in a certifications section near the top, and in your experience section. If they are not, in a certifications section of your resume below your education.

Can I practice medicine without residency?

Think you can't practice medicine without completing residency? It is not true. In some states, completing medical school and a year of internship gives you a medical license. Full residency is not always necessary.

What if you don't match a residence?

If you don't match, you should participate in the After-Match Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program ® (SOAP). SOAP is an opportunity for eligible residency candidates who do not have verification during the primary residency match to apply to residency programs with unfilled positions.

Which residence is easier to access?

The easiest to enter is Family, Psychiatry and Pediatrics. The easiest to pass is Psychiatry, then Family Medicine and PM&R. But it depends on the personality. I did both: internal medicine and psychiatry.

How many medical students don't match?

Typically, about 5% percent of allopathic medical school graduates in the United States experience the disappointment of not matching.

Why is Otolaryngology so competitive?

This is unfortunate for applicants who really deserve a position and could have interviewed at least 300-350 applicants. Cristina believes that the reason why ENT is so competitive is because of the problem of supply and demand. There are only 320 places and a lot of people want to do it.

How competitive is plastic surgery?

Statistically, plastic surgery is one of the most competitive residency matches; there are about twice the number of applicants as the number of positions. Plastic surgery has the highest average Step I score of any specialty.

Which is the most competitive residency?

What are the most competitive medical residencies in the United States?

Is ENT residency difficult?

ENT is a surgical specialty. Residency is tough and things can get hairy quickly. If you go into it thinking it's an "easier" surgical specialty, you'll have a hard time with your internships and residency.