In this episode, my good friend Patrick Lawrence and I talk about getting involved with research while in medical school and why it’s important to consider getting involved with research, how you can leverage your research opportunities/projects, and the importance of research in the grand scheme of being competitive for your residency applications.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
1:04 Patrick’s Introduction
9:02 What kind of research can a medical student get involved with while in school?
14:02 What are the differences between bench research, translational research, and clinical research?
29:15 What is considered a research activity?
31:39 Why is it important to understand the research activities I put on my ERAS application?
35:27 How should I set expectations with my PI and research coordinator?
36:47 How do I leverage letters of recommendation from my research activities?
40:15 What is and what is not considered a research activity?
43:03 When would it be worthwhile for me to consider taking a research gap year?
46:03 If I do decide to take a research gap year, how do I make it worthwhile?
48:40 Why should my research in my residency application be considered part of a greater whole, not the be-all, end-all?
52:56 Why is it important to start getting involved early on with research?
54:40 Final Remarks
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