SLOE Letters:

[chuelas1]

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What exactly are SLOE letters?


Who exactly should I be asking for SLOE letters?


Is a 3rd year core in ER too early to be asking for SLOE letters?

 

[Doctor-S]

SLOE is a "Standardized Letter of Evaluation."

http://www.cordem.org/i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageID=3743

Most EM programs require a SLOE; and SLOEs are completed by EM Residency Program Director/Clerkship Director of EM rotation, or EM Department Chairperson, or EM faculty, whichever official title is provided in your EM program. You can request a SLOE from each of your EM rotations.

In addition to other information, the SLOE provides an overall perspective on what a candidate offers to a training program, including non-cognitive characteristics such as professionalism, maturity, compassion, initiative, leadership and enthusiasm.

 

[Onscene]

You should wait until 4th year rotations to get your SLOEs. This is because you will be compared to other 4th years. Most EM programs are looking for 2 EM SLOEs.

 

[KinesiologyNerd]

I had a 3rd year SLOE. It's not as good as 4th year, but it's better than not a SLOE.

 

[chuelas1]

Thanks so much for your input guys!


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