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NoI imagine with COVID-19, in-person meetings are a no-go. Also, many adcoms are physicians and probably busy with patient care at the moment.
- Have your committees decreased staff or no?
- Have you paused meetings or are you going virtual?
- When it comes to the WL, will the entire committee play a role or is it now only a few people?
All virtual
It has always been just a few people at my school. I don't foresee it changing at others. Even my clinical colleagues fine the time to make the meetings.
Faculty clinicians book thier time well in advance for meetings.
This is the slow time in the office... everyone who applied in 2019 has received a decision, second look is over, just waiting to see if there is a need to go to the waitlist and that's a decision delegated to the dean of admissions. Some staff time spent on the 2020 secondary and procedures for the coming cycle. Some people might be thinking about how interviews will look in the fall if travel restrictions and social distancing are still required. For sure we will not be shaking hands ever again. Elbow bumps forever.
Come fall, adcom meetings may be on zoom. One thing that will be needed will be tight security so that privacy is preserved. As you may have heard, zoom has some privacy issues.
Come fall, adcom meetings may be on zoom. One thing that will be needed will be tight security so that privacy is preserved. As you may have heard, zoom has some privacy issues.
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For sure we will not be shaking hands ever again. Elbow bumps forever.
And haven't we here on SDN advocated for this (or bows) for some years now?
- Have you paused meetings or are you going virtual?
- All my meetings and conferences are on Skype or Zoom (password protected).
And haven't we here on SDN advocated for this (or bows) for some years now?
Elbow bumps forever.
But I sneeze into my elbow 🤢
But I sneeze into my elbow 🤢
That is so 2019. Use a facial tissue (aka "Kleenex"), throw it away, wash your hands.
"Go To Meeting" is another conferencing option which has been around longer than Zoom and has fewer security issues (if any)This is the slow time in the office... everyone who applied in 2019 has received a decision, second look is over, just waiting to see if there is a need to go to the waitlist and that's a decision delegated to the dean of admissions. Some staff time spent on the 2020 secondary and procedures for the coming cycle. Some people might be thinking about how interviews will look in the fall if travel restrictions and social distancing are still required. For sure we will not be shaking hands ever again. Elbow bumps forever.
Come fall, adcom meetings may be on zoom. One thing that will be needed will be tight security so that privacy is preserved. As you may have heard, zoom has some privacy issues.
You probably have two elbows. Right for bumping; Left for cough or sneeze if no other options are available.But I sneeze into my elbow 🤢
If I go in for the fist bump during my interview, will I get an automatic rejection? Please advise. I can spend my quarantine time working on my elbow bump if so.
I use my fists to press the elevator buttons. You don't want to fist bump me. 😉
I've always been partial to the "big toe maneuver" myself.I use my fists to press the elevator buttons. You don't want to fist bump me. 😉