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Good morning, this is Brian Wallace. I'm your host here at Physician

Exam Review Podcast. Welcome aboard. Thank you so much for tuning in one more

time. This week's show is going to be a little bit different. I've been

getting more and more emails. I don't know if it's because it's been May in June

about people and their job search and about their interviews and about how you go

about looking for a position.

How it just like I said just questions on interviewing things of that nature.

So I thought I would take this week and I know we're in the middle of neurology, but I thought I'd take this week and go through a little bit about job searches.

I think, I know at least for me, as a student I was very interested in all the information I could get my hands on about what it was like

out actually practicing. You're sort of in a bubble when you're a student with, you know, you've got people

looking after you, you're not really making any decisions, but then all of a sudden the switch

flips and the next day you're out there in the real world working and people are asking you questions.

It's sort of strange.

But I thought we would cover at least a little bit today about how you go about looking for a job because I've been I've learned a lot over the of the last seven years being out in the workforce ten years being out in the workforce, 10 years being out in the workforce,

or more actually at this point I guess.

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