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Behind the knife, the surgery podcast.

Relevant and engaging content designed to help you dominate the day.

Welcome back to Behind the Knife and part three of our Dominate the Match series.

We hope you've been enjoying this series so far and have found our tips and tricks helpful throughout the residency application cycle.

First, let me start by saying congratulations to all our amazing medical students who have successfully completed their ERAS applications.

Now, as the cycle continues on, we're ready to help you tackle the next challenge, interviews.

Once again, I'm Jessica Malar, PGY4 General Surgery resident at the University of Michigan.

And I am so happy to be joined today by Dr. Jeremy Lutman, professor of colorectal surgery, director of graduate medical education,

and previous general surgery residency program director at the Cleveland Clinic.

Thank you so much for being here.

Thanks a lot for having me.

One of the first things we'll talk about is something that only a handful of medical students have ever had to go through.

And that's interviewing virtually.

This will be the third year that residency programs have hosted virtual interviews instead of in-person interviews, so let's start with the setup.

What are some of the best places for students to conduct their interviews?

So first of all, thanks a lot for bringing this important topic to behind the night.

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