Career and Life Planning Workbook for Medical Residents

WWW . A D V E N T U R E S I N M E D I C I N E . C O M 65 Job Selection “ “ Apply the principles of happiness to your career decisions. Form an extensive and deep social UL[^VYR UV[ Q\Z[ ^P[O `V\Y JVSSLHN\LZ I\[ ^P[O non-medical types, too. And TAKE TIME OFF between residency and what’s next. That space is invaluable for discovery. Start interviewing PU `V\Y ÄYZ[ HUK ZLJVUK `LHY L]LU PM `V\ KVU»[ know exactly what you’re looking for. Interviewing early on will help you apply what you’ve learned, provide you feedback on what you haven’t, and help create more meaning with the tasks that you need to work through. Sneak Peak Zubin Damania (AKA ZDoggMD) Turntable Health 1. How do I best evaluate offers to determine the best match for me? 2. Is there an optimal way to accept or decline an offer? 3. What do I need to prepare for credentials and background checks?