Insider Medical Admissions: The Making of Erroneous Assumptions

Saturday, April 24, 2010

The Making of Erroneous Assumptions

by Michelle A Finkel, InsiderMedicalAdmissions.com

Claire Cain Miller's recent New York Times article, "Why So Few Women In Silicon Valley?" is a good read with some great anecdotes. The subject is very applicable to the medical field.

About Me

Years of candidate selection at Harvard taught me what characteristics comprise a desirable applicant and how even bright candidates make mistakes that undermine their admissions success. I am a practicing Emergency Physician with nine years of experience training medical students, residents and fellows. I won three teaching and mentorship awards while at Harvard. Please see Insider Medical Admissions for the full array of personalized services I offer to clients applying to medical school, residency, fellowship and post baccalaureate programs.

Dr. Finkel thanks David Presser, MD, MPH for his contributions to the content of her blog entries. Dr. Presser is a practicing Emergency Physician who has written several primers for applicants to medical school and Emergency Medicine residency. Dr. Presser is a graduate of Stanford University, UCSF Medical School, the UCLA/Olive View-UCLA Emergency Medicine Residency Program and the Harvard School of Public Health.

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