Tufts Interview-Thank you help

[cubsfan]

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For anyone who has had an inteview at Tufts-I am writing my thank you notes and I have a problem. One of my interviewers kept his arm over his nametag...so I could not get his name (yes, the entire time). He is in Cardiology, his first name is Charles, and I believe his last name begins with a "G." Does anyone know where he is affiliated...I have looked at many websites (Tufts, NEMC, etc...) and no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.

 

[E'01]

Why not call the admissions office? Just say that you would like to send a letter of thanks to your interviewer and you didn't quite catch his last name. If not...could you perhaps go on Tufts hospital website and look up cadriology department? He might be listed there

 

[C U in MD school]

why dont u just call up the Cardiology dept and tell them that your looking for this person. u dont have to say why. they just tell you all his info.
hope this helps.

 

[Derby]

There are no doctors at Tufts that have a last name starting w/ G whose first name is Charles.
http://admin2.tufts.edu/gname/n7.htm

Just call the admissions office and ask, it's no big deal, there won't be a big X next to your name. For future reference just ask. My interviewer at Tufts didn't even have a name tag so I just asked, and had him tell me how to spell it. It's a very reasonable question.

 

[Derby]

Incidently there is a Charles G. Huizenga who is an associate Prof. of Pathology.

 

[dodo2]

Why don't you tell admissions that you want toto end a thank you note to your interviewer but are not sure how he spells his his name. Ask if they can spell it for you?

 

[cubsfan]

Thanks. I'll try those suggestions!

 

[Medschooldreamer]

Is it customary to send "thank you" cards to interviewers? Do most people do this?..., because this is the first time I am hearing about it. 😕 😕 😕
I think it might be a nice gesture but I am not so sure it will help ones' application. Could someone please tell me the rationale behind this gesture?

 

[Snuffleuffagus]

It's just common courtesy, expressing your appreciation.

 

[Katie]

this is very strange; when I interviewed at Tufts last year they gave us pieces of paper with our interviewers' names on them and info on how to contact them. I agree that you should call the admissions office and ask them for the name of your interviewer; from there you can just send him a letter in care of the admissions office.