Second Looks?

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You definitely don't have to wear your suit. It is recommended that you appear "clinical and professional" - shirt, pants, tie, white coat.
 
You definitely don't have to wear your suit. It is recommended that you appear "clinical and professional" - shirt, pants, tie, white coat.

White coat? That seems a bit odd for a second look, I would steer away from it. In these situations I think it's always better to overdress ...
 
Definitely do not wear your suit! Wearing what you would wear for a clinical rotation is appropriate (WITHOUT the white coat!). Remember, this is your chance to look at the program again not your chance to impress them.
 
i did a second look today. i wore what i would wear to the hospital on a standard day, no white coat. it seemed that that was what was right. i blended in well with the seniors who don't wear their white coats anymore 😀

at one of my interviews there was someone there for a second look, and she was dressed in standard work clothes too. i think a suit would be inappropriate.

it was a nice chance to get a "feel" for the program. it made me more confident for a potential cross-country move for this program.
 
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