Dr. Gina Badalato

Do they have kind of the skills to thrive in this particular program? Would they bring something different? Would they complement or enhance the residency in some way? So you're really looking for how they would fit in that program. and whether it would be a mutual fit. So I think that's what you're looking for.

And a lot of the questions are geared towards kind of values that the program might have sometimes, you know, towards, is it community service? Is it certain skills that they have, multitasking or communication skills? So you're really looking beyond the qualifications and looking at who they are as people, and if this is a place that they could thrive. And your ability to click with somebody.

And a lot of the questions are geared towards kind of values that the program might have sometimes, you know, towards, is it community service? Is it certain skills that they have, multitasking or communication skills? So you're really looking beyond the qualifications and looking at who they are as people, and if this is a place that they could thrive. And your ability to click with somebody.

And a lot of the questions are geared towards kind of values that the program might have sometimes, you know, towards, is it community service? Is it certain skills that they have, multitasking or communication skills? So you're really looking beyond the qualifications and looking at who they are as people, and if this is a place that they could thrive. And your ability to click with somebody.

This is somebody that you're going to spend five to six years with, who's going to be calling you in the middle of the night, you know, and maybe working with you under incredibly stressful circumstances as a resident, as an attending in the OR. And you want to be able to trust that person, look that person in the eye and say, you know what, I really...

This is somebody that you're going to spend five to six years with, who's going to be calling you in the middle of the night, you know, and maybe working with you under incredibly stressful circumstances as a resident, as an attending in the OR. And you want to be able to trust that person, look that person in the eye and say, you know what, I really...

This is somebody that you're going to spend five to six years with, who's going to be calling you in the middle of the night, you know, and maybe working with you under incredibly stressful circumstances as a resident, as an attending in the OR. And you want to be able to trust that person, look that person in the eye and say, you know what, I really...

would like to work with you and feel that mutual kind of relationship with somebody.

would like to work with you and feel that mutual kind of relationship with somebody.

would like to work with you and feel that mutual kind of relationship with somebody.

Yeah, I think that that's a great question. I just want to reiterate some of what Lindsay said about anticipating common questions. You know, like you're going to be asked, tell us about yourself or to summarize your application in a couple of lines. That should be like an elevator pitch that should not last for more than one or two minutes.

Yeah, I think that that's a great question. I just want to reiterate some of what Lindsay said about anticipating common questions. You know, like you're going to be asked, tell us about yourself or to summarize your application in a couple of lines. That should be like an elevator pitch that should not last for more than one or two minutes.

Yeah, I think that that's a great question. I just want to reiterate some of what Lindsay said about anticipating common questions. You know, like you're going to be asked, tell us about yourself or to summarize your application in a couple of lines. That should be like an elevator pitch that should not last for more than one or two minutes.

And common pitfall is just to get bogged down with that question and spend too much time on that so you don't get to some of these other more program specific questions that's meant to be an icebreaker. So really kind of mastering those quicker turnaround questions about summarizing your questions. You know, your path to urology, all the other stuff that should really be at your fingertips.

And common pitfall is just to get bogged down with that question and spend too much time on that so you don't get to some of these other more program specific questions that's meant to be an icebreaker. So really kind of mastering those quicker turnaround questions about summarizing your questions. You know, your path to urology, all the other stuff that should really be at your fingertips.

And common pitfall is just to get bogged down with that question and spend too much time on that so you don't get to some of these other more program specific questions that's meant to be an icebreaker. So really kind of mastering those quicker turnaround questions about summarizing your questions. You know, your path to urology, all the other stuff that should really be at your fingertips.

So then when you're looking at a specific program, I think websites are helpful. Social media X tends to be a little bit more updated on a day to day basis than the website sometimes are not as updated since they're more cumbersome to do that.

So then when you're looking at a specific program, I think websites are helpful. Social media X tends to be a little bit more updated on a day to day basis than the website sometimes are not as updated since they're more cumbersome to do that.

So then when you're looking at a specific program, I think websites are helpful. Social media X tends to be a little bit more updated on a day to day basis than the website sometimes are not as updated since they're more cumbersome to do that.

If you have any faculty alumni among your mentorship or mentor circles or home institutions or visiting institutions from that place, you can touch base with them. That could be a resident, a medical student or faculty alumni. You could do a PubMed search of some of the prominent faculty in that department. So those are all potential sources of information. And, you know, if there's any...