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Laurel Fick

Carmel, Indianapolis
As seen in: The American Journal of Medicine, The Podcast by KevinMD
Medical Educator by heart- pause and pivot into adult primary care micropractice focused on prevention, longevity, and lifestyle-based medicine. She/Her
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Rethinking the Internal Medicine Residency Application Process to Prioritize the Public Good: A Consensus Statement of the Alliance for Academic Internal Medicine

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By Jillian Catalanotti, John Choe, Kelli Corning, Laurel Fick
| The American Journal of Medicine Verified
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A change of clothes might do the residency interview process some good

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By Michelle Solik, Laurel Fick
| The Podcast by KevinMD Verified
As a teaching clinician in an internal medicine residency program, it is safe to say that September is one of the more exciting and busier times of the academic year. Walking through the hallways of our department, we encounter bright-eyed fourth-year medical students scurrying about in a frenzy as they make some big decisions about what field of medicine to pursue, where to apply and whom to ask for letters of recommendation.
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You don't have to love your specialty. Here's why.

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By Laurel Fick, Pamela Wible, Niran S. Al-Agba, Michael Lee
| The Podcast by KevinMD Verified
It’s that time of year where upcoming fourth-year students are frantically preparing applications for their chosen specialties. Statements like “I LOVE psoriasis,” and “’I’m fascinated by the colon,” are heard from eager, smiling, seemingly-passionate faces when asking preceptors for a “strong letter of recommendation.’” But what about you?
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