3) Yes.
Do they all have a PMID#?
Yes
You might list just the ones in high impact journals ( dividing by first-author and co-author is fine) and refer to the ncbi website for a further list, where after a Search for your name, it would be easy to scan titles.
You will have to decide how much you want to emphasize or de-emphasize your research background, based on how competitive your stats are, the sorts of schools you aspire to attend, whether you aim for MD/PhD or not, and what the focus of your application will be (research, clinical practice, service, etc).
Thank you!
Were you paid to be a TA? If so, how would you differentiate the two activities in the space?
As from your previous information you said the posters and pubs are unrelated, it would be preferred to keep the posters with the related Research activity. (If they had been related, you could have included the presentations with the related pubs, as per the example in Post #2 of this thread, item #20.)
Do you mean as subcategories under a Military tag, or under two other tags, Employment-Medical/Clinical and Leadership? Either is fine.
Aside from the scribing, do you have other active clinical experience through work or volunteering (I'm assuming this was in-person scribing)? If so, for AMCAS you might reasonably put the scribing under a Shadowing tag if there are a decent number of hours for the other clinical activity. If you need to keep the scribing under an Employment-Medical/Clinical tag, then keep the Shadowing, too, and omit the thesis entry.
1) Yes. See post 2, item #10 of this thread for an example.
Enter the most recent or the one with the best record keeping in the header (for location, organization and Contact info). Put the total hours for all three in the Total Hours space and make the header's dates all-inclusive. In the narrative, you'll add the brief explanation, Contact info-just an email or phone number is fine for the 2nd and 3rd, and subtotals of hours with individual date ranges.
In person scribing! My only other clinical experience is like 20 hours of scribing.
*** I meant 20 hours of shadowing
Then take out the thesis entry. If schools are looking for your shadowing, they will be looking for a Shadowing tag. When they are looking for your active clinical experience, it also needs to be under the relevant label.
I would definitely include mention that you were solicited to do peer review within your area of expertise. You ideally would do this with one sentence at the end of a related Research entry to keep the context (and your qualifications) clear. Or if you have lots to say about it, and an open space, could dedicate an Honors/Awards/Recognitions spot to the discussion.
1) It would be fine to include the Family Med scribing in the Shadowing entry. No need to mention it in the Employment-Medical/Clinical entry.
No explanations/anecdotes are necessary.
You could list it as a hobby or creative endeavor, but not a publication
ty for your response! is it worthwhile to list in the activities section or doesn't really provide much to the section? it focuses on mental health within minority populations and i've talked to a doc who blogged about it. my whole general app focuses on mental health so idk if it's redundant or just better to not includeYou could list it as a hobby or creative endeavor, but not a publication
1) If both were paid positions, it’s fine to group them together. If one was volunteer, better to list them separately, since you have the spaces.
Unless you have tons of "Volunteer/Community Service -Not Medical/Clinical" already, I suggest listing the unpaid TA position under that tag, rather than using a Teaching/Tutoring designation. It's your choice to use a "Teaching" or " Employment-Not Medical/Clinical " tag for the paid tutoring position. I'd suggest that Employment over a prolonged period of time adds additional benefit to your candidacy. [In which case, if you use that tag, be sure to use the word "Tutoring" in the name you give the space, so the teaching component is evident.]
Assuming you're not referring to HS sport recognitions, you can do so, but you might also consider including the accolades in your College Sport entry to keep them in better context (unless you need more space for explanation).
Do you have any significant recognitions that are not based on GPA?
No not really. I have some scholarships that are based on service but they're from right before undergrad (applied as a high school student).
I think you're fine to let the 15th space stay empty, as your GPA speaks for itself. Filling it won't add any additional benefit to your candidacy.
See item #20 of post 2 in this thread for the exception to my below comment.
1) Yes, include it under a Posters/Presentations tag, but give credit to the actual presenter, eg, "Presented by 1st author."
Teaching? Employment?
So I could put it under either?
