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If you’re in college, leverage any relationships your school may have with a medical school or hospital on campus.

You can also ask your teachers, professors, and premed or academic advisors if they know any doctors that other students have shadowed in the past. If you have a relationship with your own doctor(s), or know any doctors, start by asking them. It’s also a great way to gain familiarity with different specialties and medical environments. It will give you a better understanding of what a doctor’s typical day is like, and give you good experience to talk about in your applications and interviews for medical school. Shadowing a doctor is a great way to find out if a career in medicine might be right for you. Training Opportunities for Residents and Fellows.ERAS® Tools and Worksheets for Fellowship Applicants.ERAS® Tools and Worksheets for Residency Applicants.MyERAS® Application and Program Signaling for 2023-24.ERAS® 2023 Participating Specialties & Programs.Managing Your Finances During Residency.Interview Resources for Residency Applicants.Researching Residency Programs and Building an Application Strategy.Visiting Student Learning Opportunities™ (VSLO®).Choosing a Specialty with Careers in Medicine®.Managing Your Finances During Medical School.AAMC PREview™ Professional Readiness Exam.