When there are way too many applicants, sites use screening phone interviews. I give you three tips on doing well in this very different venue. Here's a link to our audiobook on Residency Interviewing, #1 New Release in Medical Education and Training. 

100 Strong Interview Questions, Answers, and Rationales

In this first of a series of interview help series from Phi Delta Chi, we talk to hiring managers about what it takes to make the cut for a pharmacy position. Check out a free sample of the audiobook 100 Strong Residency Interview Questions, Answers, and Rationales if you're going that route.

If you're determined to use a template for your letter of intent, use this one, I've detailed step-by-step how to do it. https://www.memorizingpharmacology.com/residencyhelp

Josh Kaufman returns in Part II where we talk about his new book How to Fight a Hydra, a great story about perseverance and taking on multiple challenges at the same time. Also, TLDRPharmacy.com and I put together a book on Residency Interviews you can check out here:

100 Strong Residency Interview Questions, Answers, and Rationales

No will tell you that you didn't get an interview because you used a template to write your pharmacy residency letter of intent, so I will. I break down the most used template and how it will be the death of many a residency application this year. 

Here are some answers to some of the questions you'll have in the interviews, check them out: https://www.amazon.com/Residency-Interview-Questions-Answers-Rationales-ebook/dp/B07KNF83T8/

Writing a letter of intent for residency or a job can be harrowing, especially if you hate to write. I give you the don'ts that will sink your application before it even makes it past the resident or hiring manager reading it. Check out our book for even more tips. 

https://www.amazon.com/Residency-Interview-Questions-Answers-Rationales-ebook/dp/B07KNF83T8/

I review what it was like moving to Arizona when I graduated and try to help with some thoughts on how to make your next move. A review of the blogs, vlogs, and podcasts in pharmacy that you should be listening to. Check out our residency book here:

https://www.amazon.com/Residency-Interview-Questions-Answers-Rationales-ebook/dp/B07KNF83T8/

A standout student from LECOM Bradenton SOP shares a few minutes with us from ASHP in Anaheim, I'll have her on later to do an interview about her experience and presenting her research at a national meeting. 

Residency Interview Book: https://www.amazon.com/Residency-Interview-Questions-Answers-Rationales-ebook/dp/B07KNF83T8/

It's easier to mess up residency recommendations than you think. I go step-by-step how the system set-up can easily cause a great applicant to get a bad recommendation. Here's the link to the free template to make sure you get the best recommendation possible:

https://www.memorizingpharmacology.com/residencyhelp

I was able to interview an author hero of mine who wrote The Personal MBA with great advice for succeeding as an entrepreneur. He outlines a case study of a person earning full-time income working 2 days a week.

Check out our new releases as well:

https://www.amazon.com/Residency-Interview-Questions-Answers-Rationales-ebook/dp/B07KNF83T8/

https://www.amazon.com/Thrill-Case-Interactions-Medication-Management/dp/B07KPDQG9J/