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As a former Chairman of the Admissions Committee of the Regional Campus of the University of Miami School of Medicine and as a longtime member of the Admissions Committee of the Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine in Boca Raton, Florida, Gary Rose, MD, FACS, recognizes the skills, characteristics, and attitudes expected of a successful med school applicant. Now, h
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The Medical School Coach: Waking Your Inner Doctor
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Title: The Medical School Coach: Waking Your Inner Doctor
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As a former Chairman of the Admissions Committee of the Regional Campus of the University of
Miami School of Medicine and as a longtime member of the Admissions Committee of the Charles
E. Schmidt College of Medicine in Boca Raton, Florida, Gary Rose, MD, FACS, recognizes the
skills, characteristics, and attitudes expected of a successful med school applicant. Now, he
shares his insights in The Medical School Coach.Make no mistake: this is not a how to book. Such
books already exist—an, frankly, they do little more than explain what forms to fill out and
what courses to take, while providing summaries of medical school statistics. That's not what Rose
offers.Instead, the experienced physician and admissions committee member provides much more
valuable information: how to acquire and develop the attributes, characteristics, and frame of
consciousness that make the difference between good and great candidates for medical school.
Not coincidentally, the qualities that make admissions committees sit up and take notice are also
those that characterize the best physicians.Written for today's upcoming medical school
applicants, this fascinating and informative guidebook is short, cogent, and to the point. Students
can read any chapter, in or out of sequence, and come away with an invaluable lesson in
becoming the best possible medical school candidate—an the best possible human being.As
a former Chairman of the Admissions Committee of the Regional Campus of the University of
Miami School of Medicine and as a longtime member of the Admissions Committee of the Charles
E. Schmidt College of Medicine in Boca Raton, Florida, Gary Rose, MD, FACS, recognizes the
skills, characteristics, and attitudes expected of a successful med school applicant. Now, he
shares his insights in The Medical School Coach.Make no mistake: this is not a how to book. Such
books already exist—an, frankly, they do little more than explain what forms to fill out and
what courses to take, while providing summaries of medical school statistics. That's not what Rose
offers.Instead, the experienced physician and admissions committee member provides much more
valuable information: how to acquire and develop the attributes, characteristics, and frame of
consciousness that make the difference between good and great candidates for medical school.
Not coincidentally, the qualities that make admissions committees sit up and take notice are also
those that characterize the best physicians.Written for today's upcoming medical school
applicants, this fascinating and informative guidebook is short, cogent, and to the point. Students
can read any chapter, in or out of sequence, and come away with an invaluable lesson in
becoming the best possible medical school candidate—an the best possible human being.
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