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Specialty Profiles
Plastic Surgery within the Head and Neck
Information, data, and resources for you to start exploring plastic surgery within the head and neck.
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What to expect for the residency interview process
Learn the basics of what to expect and how to prepare for your residency interviews.
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Careers in consulting
Learn how your skills and experiences as a physician can contribute to healthcare and academic organizations through providing consulting services.
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Lobbying and government relations
If you have an interest in the political process and and the ability to influence others, a career in lobbying and government relations may be for you.
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Education career paths
Faculty members spend greater than 50 percent of their time focused on educating medical students, residents, and fellows.
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Using the Characteristics of Entering Residents to consider your competitiveness
CiM provides data about the most recent cohort of residents in some ACGME-accredited programs.
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Physician executive careers
Physician Executives lead and manage all types of health care entities.
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Using the AAMC's Report on Residents to consider your competitiveness
The AAMC’s annual Report on Residents compiles data about residency applicants, residents, and residency programs & can help you consider your competitiveness.
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Clinician educator career paths
These physicians spend a substantial portion of time educating medical students, residents, and fellows.
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Scheduling your clinical rotations
to best facilitate your career exploration, scheduling your clinical experiences requires strategy and forethought.
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Public service and policy making: Federal, state and local government
If you have an interest in seeing the big picture and solving complex, multi-faceted problems, a career in public service and policy-making may be for you.
About CiM
How to access the Careers in Medicine® Program
Some users receive free access to the Careers in Medicine(CiM) program. Find out how you can access the CiM website and its resources.
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Academic Medicine Administrator career paths
Administrators in academic medical centers usually spend greater than 50 percent of their time performing administrative activities.
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Consider your residency training goals
Before you create your residency program application list, consider your educational and career goals.
Understand Yourself
About skills and the Physician Skills Inventory (PSI)
An important area for you to consider when finding a suitable specialty is your skills and abilities.