Pediatric Residency Program

It is my pleasure to recommend Ms. Cristin Antimisiaris for your residency program. I have been a clinician for years and have been an educator at Sacred Heart University for three years. In my time here at Sacred Heart, I was able to educate Ms. Antimisiaris during her first two years in the program. Throughout Ms. Antimisiaris’ educational experience, she has demonstrated excellent knowledge, clinical reasoning, patient care, and clinical skills as evidenced through her performance both in class and on exams, as well as in hands on and interactive lab activities. Ms. Antimisiaris put great effort into all assignments and class activities, thoroughly researching her topics, providing evidence-based interventional techniques, and asking for guidance or clarification from professors when a topic was unclear. Ms.

I wanted to thank you again for allowing me to be a part of the HBCU Pride Summer Institute. The experience was enjoyable and enlightening. Since this experience, I have seriously questioned my career goals and direction. In fact, I really miss our quarterly self-assessments. They really provided a roadmap for growth. I also love working with Gina. She is awesome. I feel inspired, just as I did with Dr. Gamble, to stretch myself and knowledge base. I want to do more.

Although I may be young, and have experience to gain, I believe my passion for providing care to my community as well as my motivation to work towards achieving excellence both make me an excellent candidate for this rigorous program and filed of

Last summer when rosters came out I was so happy to see you on my advisor list, I knew who you were of course, because I know your family. However, it was an abiding pleasure to get to know you as an individual. It was a real joy to see grow and develop this year, and I was glad to have played my small part.

My immediate goal is to pursue a PGY-1 residency program to further develop my clinical and critical thinking skills as well expand my skills in administration and research. I want to gain exposure to a general residency program so I will become a well-rounded pharmacists and continue to have close ties to my future colleagues at the VA. After completing a PGY-1 residency program, I want to specialize and pursue a PGY-2 in ambulatory care at the VA while continuously giving back to the people who have served our country. I am excited at the fact the VA offers an opportunity to care for our veterans and provide them with the most exceptional care. My ideal residency program is at the VA because I will receive exceptional clinical training as a pharmacist but also I will still be able to dedicate my time to serve and help underserved veterans. In addition, I want to provide the best teaching opportunities for future pharmacy students and interdisciplinary

As I began my medical education my interests had piqued; however, my true passion was ignited when I discovered the stimulating environment of internal medicine. Foremost, with the aid of an exceptional physician preceptor, I discovered that managing a wide variety of pathologies within a varied population is the ideal way to develop a broad clinical knowledge. Additionally, I found that I enjoyed the ‘hands-on’ component that comes with the privilege of performing procedures and resuscitation. Finally, I discovered that managing patients holistically, through collaboration and coordination, is the best way to facilitate excellent patient outcomes. It was after these discoveries that I decided to further my pursuit of a career in internal medicine.

Preparing myself for residency, I am gaining significant US clinical experience in a hospital setting with a good understanding of the current standard of care. This experience has also given me a good insight into the ethics, medico-legal dilemmas, economics, and other aspects of medicine that go beyond the science of medicine that play a role in the US health system. It also gives me an opportunity to interact with patients from diverse cultural backgrounds which is educational and enjoyable.

I am writing this letter to you today to express my interest in your residency program. Currently a fourth year pharmacy student at Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy, I am writing this letter to declare my interest specifically in the PGY1 residency program with your university. Having researched your program, as well as speaking with Dr. ____ and several current residents, as well as meeting with you at the ASHP mid-year residency showcase, I have found myself extremely impressed by the excellent opportunities that I could achieve through the execution of this program.

The MD Program at GW is well-tailored to my specific interests: working as a community physician through service, broadening my medical and cultural knowledge by studying abroad, and performing clinical research.

In addition to excellent customer service, our staff is eager to provide a positive environment for our patients. When you visit our office, you can look forward to:

Getting into Adelphi University Graduate program will give me the opportunity to engage in promoting an optimal standard of care for patients and the community. Being Alumni at Adelphi University I know how helpful, caring and passionate all the professors and faculty staff are. I

The practicum was significant additional commitment for you, and I appreciate your time and patience in answering my questions and finding informative and interesting tasks for me to do. I know that my practicum experience will be invaluable as I complete my course in Health Information Management.

I want to thank all staff, volunteers, and faculty members for planning, organizing, and leading the Multiple Mini Interviews. You made my interview experience rewarding and enjoyable.

This paper will examine my clinical practical experience at Holy Cross Aspen Hill facility. . I will share what I learned at the site, activities and tasks I completed, any observations on workflow and processes, thoughts I had on what could have improved my experience. The possible ways it could have been improved are numerous.

It brings me immense pleasure in recommending Dr. Bicky Thapa for residency position in your program. He came to my acquaintance through our hands-on externship program at Heart & Vascular Institute since 1 Sep 2015. I am amazed by his passion for learning, as he was able to pick up the tricks of the trade on the very first day of his externship. It normally takes a new extern at least 2 weeks to get familiar with work environment and team to start working.