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Submitted by drjenny on Wed, 10/29/2008 - 02:36
Dear Sir, While going for a residency interview, what documents should not be missed? About the Curriculum Vitae, should it be the same as prepared in my eras account or should I make it differently. waiting for your reply. Thanks so much for your continuous support for IMGs like us. Bookmark/Search this post with: New forum topicsHealth Headlines |
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Hi, It depends on the
Hi,
It depends on the program. I would check with the program coordinator. In general, it is a good idea to keep the CV, copies of LOR's and originals if possible. Rarely, some programs want to see the original documents. Check with them to be sure. All the best.
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