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US clinical experience

Build experience. Show your growth.

The right US clinical experience should strengthen both your clinical understanding and your residency story. We look beyond the rotation label to what you can learn, document, and contribute.

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What we can cover

You leave with a more intentional rotation strategy and a plan for converting clinical exposure into credible application evidence.

01

Rotation strategy

Evaluate opportunities in the context of your specialty goal, application timeline, and current profile.

  • Observerships, electives, and hands-on roles
  • Outpatient and inpatient balance
  • Timing, geography, and program relevance
02

Make the experience count

Enter each rotation prepared to learn, communicate professionally, and build meaningful working relationships.

  • Pre-rotation preparation
  • Clinical participation and initiative
  • Feedback and relationship building
03

Document your value

Translate what you did and learned into strong ERAS language and useful letter-of-recommendation context.

  • Experience notes and clinical examples
  • LOR timing and requests
  • Specialty-aligned ERAS framing

Personalized, not prescribed

Let's turn uncertainty into a practical next step.

Your plan should reflect your starting point, responsibilities, and goals—not somebody else's timeline.

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