Winning Residency Personal Statements

Attention: If you want the easiest way to write a personal statement for your medical residency application, read on...

Learn the Proven Method for Writing a Startling Effective Personal Statement That Will Leave the Residency Committee Falling Over Their Feet to Grant You an Immediate Interview!

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Date: Tuesday, 6:45 AM
From: Michael Woo-Ming, MD MPH

Re: The Solution to Creating a Perfect Personal Statement

Dear Residency Candidate,

Are you agonizing over your personal statement?

Well, you are not alone...

As a medical residency applicant (many, many years ago), I spent hours writing and rewriting my personal statement. I had no idea what the faceless residency committee wanted, and always had a fear that I wasn't interesting or compelling enough for them to read my application further.

To be honest, I had no idea what I was doing!

It was only after spending days researching books on writing effective personal statements in other fields, improving on my skills, was I was finally able to write compelling passages that got me noticed. The result?

I was able to get my #1 choice for my residency program!

During my professional career, I have had the good fortune of sitting on the committee for a prestigious medical residency. I literally sat through hundreds of applications from well-qualified candidates.

And here's one tip I want to tell you about that residency programs never reveal:

The personal statement is often the make or break portion of the application!

By the time a committee member reads your application, you have already been prescreened. Your scores and grades have already met the required standard of that residency. Now all you need to do is convince them that you are interesting enough to be granted an interview.

But here's the problem...

The majority of medical students and foreign medical graduates are not effective writers. We're used to writing about other people usually in the form of...history and physicals!

But just as we did when we applied for medical school, we're now forced to write about the most complex and demanding person we know... ourselves!

How hard is that?

Extremely hard, until now...

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An easy step-by-step method in writing an effective personal statement - I'll reveal the same strategy that has helped hundreds of applicants to write successful personal statements and get your thoughts on paper in record time!

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Identify common mistakes from previous applicants - Learn the one secret that residency committee members hate to see, but a majority of the applicants do again and again. Believe you me if you fall into this trap, your application is doomed from the start!

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Stop worrying about being turned down! - Learn 3 simple rules that will get the residency committee scrambling to schedule you an interview.

Writing a Winning Residency Personal Statement is geared specifically to the medical students and international medical graduates.

Although there are many books that can give you ideas on how to write a personal statement for college and graduate school, until now there has never been a product solely for you... the medical residency applicant.

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Why should you want to listen to me?

My name is Dr. Michael Woo-Ming. I am a practicing physician and as mentioned, I have sat on residency application committees. My job entailed me to review hundreds of applications and interview scores of applicants.

In addition to my clinical duties, I also run a professional writing service specifically for medical students and international medical graduates who need assistance in personal statements and have done so, for over six years.

I don't have to tell you I've seen more personal statements in my lifetime then I care to mention, and I know what works and more importantly...what doesn't!

Here's What You're Going to Receive When You Order "Writing a Winning Residency Personal Statement" TODAY...

CD Length Audio Presentation - The main volume in the "Writing a Winning Personal Statement" home package is an audio file that's filled with pure content. This audio presentation is packed from beginning to end with everything I know about writing an effective personal statement easily with no fuss.

I walk you through every step of the process, all along giving you my own tried and tested resources that you can take advantage of IMMEDIATELY!

But in addition to the audio portion, you'll also receive some very special, EXCLUSIVE bonuses that will virtually ensure your success:

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Study personal statements from actual successful applicants that have gotten into residency programs and allow yourself to be inspired by different styles of writing.

Ten personal statements for you to sample!

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This fill-in-the-blank worksheet allows you to answer simple questions to write an effective personal statement in no time flat. It can't get any simpler than this!

Bonus #3: Printable PDF Transcript of the Audio!

In addition to the main downloadable audio file that you listen to, you'll also be able to download a word-for-word printable PDF transcript.

Whether you learn better consuming audible information or by reading the written version, (or even reading along as you listen in!) you're covered with this package. Print out the transcript, or read it on your computer script. This PDF report is both PC and MAC compatible

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Given all these bonuses and the main audio presentation itself, you may be surprised to know that we're going to let it go for only $47.

That's right, considering you pay thousands of dollars to get your ERAS application out, you can gain immediate access to "Writing a Winning Personal Statement Package" for just a drop in the bucket.

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Best of Success,

Michael Woo-Ming, MD

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The Foreign Medical Graduate Examination in the Medical Sciences (FMGEMS). An analysis of pass rates of the July 1984 through July 1987 examinations..

School of Public Health, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor 48109-2029.

This report examines the experience of 48,509 (40,393 foreign nationals and 8,116 U.S. citizens) foreign medical students and graduates (FMGs) who took any part of the first seven Foreign Medical Graduate Examination in the Medical Sciences (FMGEMS) administered by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates. The pass rate on all three sections (basic science, clinical science, and English) was 23.0%. Almost one-half (47.2%) of all FMGEMS examinees were between 25 and 29 years of age, 73.9% were men, 71.5% took FMGEMS after medical school graduation, and 79.7% claimed as their native tongue languages other than English. Correlates of pass rates included taking FMGEMS before medical school graduation (30.0% pass) and being a native English speaker (37.5% pass). The rates for foreign national FMGs (FNFMGs) and United States FMGs (USFMGs) were 22.5% and 25.2%, respectively. Native English-speaking FNFMGs achieved a 43.3% pass rate; native English-speaking USFMGs, 32.6%; non-native English-speaking FNFMGs, 19.9%; and non-native English-speaking USFMGs, 11.2%. Whereas FMGs were educated in 114 countries, 74.2% of USFMGs were educated in just eight countries, all located in the West Indies and Mexico. Logistical regression analysis showed that the strongest factors predicting full pass rates were being both younger than 30 years of age and a native English speaker. Conclusions are that approximately 3,200 FMGs per year pass FMGEMS and that FMGs with the highest probability of passing share characteristics of U.S. and Canadian medical graduates who pass the National Board medical examinations, which suggests that the latter examinations, when offered to FMGs, may have limited effect on overall pass rates.