Thread by @HennaMD

#Scramble2022 is just beginning. Although it didn't I haven't been successful, here's some advice that others that have been shared with me

1. Email programs ASAP and try to get on them on the phone tomorrow if possible.

It's after hours now so just take deep breaths until AM

2. Reach to mentors, colleagues, your school, ANYONE that can advocate on your behalf -- they will be your biggest resource and support at this time

3.Have your LOR writers ready to email when needed. Have them update it, signed, everything and ready to send at a minute's notice

4. New programs and spots open up between now and July as they get accreditation or someone drops the contract - use any sites such as residency swap, inforesidency, or @UnmatchedMD to find these lists.

You can get new program lists from ACGME's site

5. Update your CV! There may be new experiences you were unable to add to your ERAS application that you can add to your CV and send when needed

6. Download your Personal Statements and ERAS application so you can send it whenever you get wind of an opening and the contact info

7. Ask your school for an digital copy of your MSPE and even transcript so you don't have to it on hand ready to go

And MOST IMPORTANTLY

8. BREATHE! This is a stressful process. It's hectic, frustrating, and can really affect your mental health. Make sure you are going through the grieving process if you need to and you are TAKING CARE OF YOURSELF

Good lucky duckies! #TrainMoreDoctors

Omg, I was rushing to write this sorry for typos!!

*Although I haven't been successful, here's some advice that others have shared with me

Omg, I was rushing to write this sorry for typos!!

*Ask your school for a digital copy of your MSPE and even transcript do you have it on hand ready to go

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