Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine

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Web Name: Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine

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Council of Residency Directors inEmergency MedicinePh 888.444.2090 | F 972.692.5347 | cord@cordem.org4950 W. Royal Lane, Irving, TX 75063 Check out who took home the Best Resident Presenter and Best Faculty Discussant! MERC at CORD is going VIRTUAL! Register for two courses during Virtual ACEP20 on October 25 26th! The CORD Job Board is now open! View postings for open academic emergency medicine positions or reach more than 2100+ individual member representatives with your open position!Are we tired of zoom yet? Get ready for more on-screen time during the upcoming virtual interview season. How do we do this? Are there best practices? What are the risks? Let's talk through some strategies to succeed and pitfalls to avoid. Thursday, August 27, 2020Host: Richard HamiltonMD, FAAEM, FACMT, FACEPDragons, Buddha, and the art of managing up: In which we co-opt Zen Buddhism principles only well enough to understand Dragons (aka our bosses) and the role they play in our lives. Support the CORD Cares Foundation by purchasing CORD Swag! From notebooks to apparel, there is something for everyone! When you shop at smile.amazon.com and select the CORD Cares Foundation as your charity, Amazon donates a portion of your purchase to the CORD Cares Foundation. The best part? It's FREE! Collaborate with your peers. Browse dynamic discussion groups enabling you to communicate with like-minded people and to grow your network of passionate people. Congratulations – your advisees matched!After the well-deserved celebration and sighs of relief, both of you realize that there is still another mentorship question to answer: now what? This question has never been harder to answer than in the spring of 2020. for the 2020-2021 application cycle,from CORD’s Advising Students Committee in Emergency Medicine(ASC-EM)With the unpredictable future of COVID 19, we are aware that institutions have begun altering the clinical experience for students, and instituting bans on travel for both their faculty and students. Several institutions have already decided not to accept any visiting students for clerkship rotations, and it is likely that others will prohibit their own students from traveling to complete away rotations. ONE of the trickiest tasks in advising EM-bound medical students is coordinating and contextualizing the information they get–from word of mouth, the internet, and other advisors. To help solidify the message and lay a clear, evidence-based foundation for conversations between EM advisors and the medical school-wide advising teams, ASC-EM has put together theAdvising UP!guide, meant for distribution to deans and other non-EM advisors. No one wants it to happen. But it will, eventually, if you advise long enough: one of your advisees won’t match. The best protection against that eventuality is solid, realistic advising and a good back-up plan. But if prevention fails, the candidate will need great advising more than ever. Which makes now, just a few weeks before the match, the time to carefully read over ASC-EM’s brand-new evidence-basedNO MATCH MONDAY EMERGENCY MEDICINE ADVISING GUIDE,found below or downloadablehere. Here’s hoping you won’t need itthis year. Some students arrived to med-school EM-bound and haven’t wavered.Others are still vacillating between EM and one or two (or three or five) other specialties. Either way, at this time of year third-year medical students are awakening to the need to actually declare their specialty soon, and desperate for info to ensure success or hone the list of possible specialties. Council of Residency Directors inEmergency MedicinePh 888.444.2090 | F 972.692.5347 | cord@cordem.org4950 W. Royal Lane, Irving, TX 75063

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