Anesthesiology Resident Provides Advice on Applying to Anesthesiology Residency

An anesthesiology resident provides advice to medical students applying to anesthesiology residency. He also describes anesthesia critical care rotations. Clip from The DaVinci Hour Podcast Episode 8: Interview with an Anesthesiology Resident ( • Interview with an Anes... ).
In this podcast episode we interview Dr. Tye Chang, an Anesthesiology Resident at Emory University. Dr. Chang gives an overview of the field of anesthesiology, a typical day for an anesthesiology resident, anesthesia call, and the anesthesiology subspecialties. He also provides advice for medical students applying to anesthesiology residency.
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[@陳妍蓓-y1f]

This is the best video I have ever had to have an insight on what anesthesiologists are really thinking about !! Thanks for sharing !

[@DaVinciAcademyMed]

Thank you for your comment! So glad you found the video helpful!

[@plutobaby9996]

I wish you guys would’ve talked about how mid levels like crnas are affecting the speacilaty

[@DaVinciAcademyMed]

We talk about the role of CRNAs in the full episode interview at about 22:00 available here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKm3iKd5bJKJbNU

[@guadalajara1998]

would you say that extra curricular activities such as research and volunteering are important for applying?

[@DaVinciAcademyMed]

Thank you for your question. Yes, most residency programs review applications holistically. The test scores get you in the door, but your other experiences are what make you stand out.

[@paolabgimenezcabranes4131]

How important are honors in basic sciences for Anesthesiology? Thanks!

[@DaVinciAcademyMed]

It depends on the programs you are trying to match at and if your school does class rank and AOA. Your class rank and AOA can be important for some programs, especially the big academic ones. That being said, some programs look more holistically. Honors during third year clerkships are more important.