Is there anything I can/should do to increase my chances of rotating there? Contacting the visiting student coordinator, contacting the program coordinator, etc?
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I'm assuming its bad form to contact program coordinators?Is there anything I can/should do to increase my chances of rotating there? Contacting the visiting student coordinator, contacting the program coordinator, etc?
Thank you!
I'm assuming its bad form to contact program coordinators?
I'm curious about this as well!You can contact the person running the rotation (usually an administrator of some sort). I would be sure not to be too pushy and I would definitely not hassle the program director as he/she usually does not directly handle student rotations.
I'm curious about this as well!
Is the running the rotation usually different than the program Coordinator? I'm sorry I am not exactly sure how dermatology programs are normally set up!
So basically, it's important not to contact the program director, who is usually an M.D. But it might be alright to contact the program coordinator, who may or may not be in charge of handling the rotation. Is this generally correct?
Sorry for my ignorance, and thank you for your help!
I'm curious about this as well!
Is the running the rotation usually different than the program Coordinator? I'm sorry I am not exactly sure how dermatology programs are normally set up!
So basically, it's important not to contact the program director, who is usually an M.D. But it might be alright to contact the program coordinator, who may or may not be in charge of handling the rotation. Is this generally correct?
Sorry for my ignorance, and thank you for your help!