Letter of recommendation
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Identify the right person to write your letter of recommendation. Choose someone who knows you well and can speak to your skills, abilities, and potential as a medical professional. This could be a supervisor, mentor, or professor.
Request the letter in advance. Give the person writing your letter plenty of time to write it, and provide them with any materials they may need, such as a copy of your CV or personal statement.
Provide the writer with a list of bullet points highlighting your achievements, skills, and experiences that you would like them to address in the letter. This will help the writer craft a letter that accurately reflects your strengths and accomplishments.
Consider offering a template for the letter. This can help the writer structure the letter and ensure that it covers all the necessary points.
Thank the writer for their time and effort in writing the letter. It’s important to show appreciation for the time and effort that goes into writing a letter of recommendation.
Review the letter before it’s submitted. Make sure the letter accurately reflects your skills and experiences, and check for any errors or typos.
Submit the letter with your USMLE match application. Be sure to follow the submission guidelines for the program you are applying to.
When to ask for an LOR?
The best time to ask for a letter of recommendation (LOR) for your USMLE residency application is when you have a strong relationship with your preceptor and have made a positive impression. This typically means waiting until you have completed a rotation or clerkship under the preceptor’s supervision, and have demonstrated your clinical skills, professionalism, and dedication to medicine.
It’s generally a good idea to give your preceptor ample notice that you will be requesting a letter. This allows them time to consider whether they are able to write a strong letter on your behalf and to schedule the necessary time to write it. A good rule of thumb is to request the letter at least two to three months before the deadline for your residency application.
Keep in mind that it is ultimately up to the preceptor to decide whether they are able to write a letter for you. If they agree, be sure to provide them with any materials they may need, such as your CV or personal statement, and express your gratitude for their time and effort.