If an ER faculty fills out the SLOR, do they also need to write a letter or recommendation? The reason I ask is that there isn't too much space for comments on the SLOR. Maybe that's a good thing. Thanks for any info.
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Nope. The SLOR IS your LOR (hence, S-LOR). It doesnt' leave too muhc room for comments but the PD's prefer the SLOR to a letter anyways (plus its easier and quicker to read). I had two of my EM attendings fill out my SLOR, and the rest of my LORs (Trauma Surgeon, Pulmonlogist) were regular old letters.
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If the attendings have anything to say about you, they'll usually put it at the end of the SLOR form - both of my attendings wrote comments on mine.
