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Personal Statement Example - Obstetrics & Gynecology With Medical Leave
Written by David Lombardino | Updated July 1, 2024
Residency Personal Statement Notes
We are happy to provide as a sample of our PS Development service the below personal statement for obstetrics and gynecology residency with a medical leave.
While normally I would like to see a conclusion to include a vision for the future career, what you're looking for in residency, and what you offer to a program, this personal statement needed to address a significant red flag, and I wanted to keep the length to just over a page and focused on what program directors would want to see most.
This was for a PGY-2 position and was very effective for our client, allowing her to get back into residency following her extended medical leave.
Introduction
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No matter your background, what interests program directors the most is the path you took to bring your application to them for consideration. No matter how alike or unlike your path is to that of other candidates, they want to know who you are. |
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