“Ask Me Anything” Webinar for Students

Ask Me Anything, September 23

We’re hosting an open-floor session for medical students and graduates applying this cycle, or getting ready to. No script, no slides. They bring the questions, we answer them straight: rotations, LoRs, the Match, visa timelines, whatever they’re stuck on right now.

September 23 · 10:00 CDT · 60 minutes

The Registration Link To Send To Your Students

We’re running this every month from here on, and we’ll share the next dates in each newsletter so you can plan your student comms around them.

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U.S. Clinical Experience Town Hall: Your Questions Answered

When: September 23, 2026 10:00 a.m. CDT

Every question you’re students may have about U.S. clinical experience, answered live.

You’ve all read the forum threads. You’ve asked in the group chats. You’ve gotten five different answers to the same question about rotations, visas, and what U.S. experience actually does for your residency application.

On September 23, bring all of it to a live town hall and get one straight answer per question. We’ll cover choosing the right rotation, what makes U.S. experience matter to programs, and the practical stuff nobody explains well, from timelines to paperwork.

They can register for free here – U.S. Clinical Experience Town Hall: Your Questions Answered

Applications Are Open!

MyERAS submissions opened September 2nd and programs start reviewing September 23rd. If your students have already hit submit, take a breath with them, and then let them know the work isn’t quite finished.

Three things still matter after submission:

Letters. A LoR from a physician who supervised them in person carries real weight in review, and letters can be assigned to programs after they’ve submitted.
Clinical experience still on the calendar. A rotation starting now reads as continued clinical activity, and some interviewers ask about it directly.
Interview readiness. Invitations start arriving early, and students who begin preparing in September interview noticeably better than the ones who start in November.

If any of your students could use help with one of those, September is a lovely month to sort it out.

Want us to run a webinar for your students?

If you’d rather have a session built around your own cohort, just say the word and we’ll shape it around them.

[Book an AMO webinar for my students →]

Rotation Highlight

Rotation 1 — program 11358
Specialty: Orthopedic Surgery Outpatient · Location: Naples, Florida · Duration: 4 weeks · Price: $1599 USD

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Rotation Highlight

Rotation 2 — program 11358
Specialty: Internal Medicine Outpatient · Location: Brooklyn, NY · Duration: 4 weeks · Price: $1,199 USD

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Both come as Instagram-ready images in the toolkit below, already branded, so you can restyle them to fit your institution.

A Student Worth Meeting: Reem

Reem is a medical student in Saudi Arabia, drawn to internal medicine and sports medicine. She rotated in Cardiology and in the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit at the University of Miami’s International Medicine Institute.

Read Reem’s story →

Your Toolkit

Everything here is yours to use, edit, and send. It’s all on one page: Download Your Toolkit

Forward to your students on WhatsApp

The printable, clickable invitation to the September 23 session.

Post on your channels

Instagram-format images of both rotations, AMO-branded and ready to restyle to your institution’s look.

Send your students this newsletter

A B2C version of this issue, written to forward as-is, with the button pointing students to their own signup.

Restyle to fit your institution

Canva template links for both the invitation and the rotation images. Swap in your logo and colors, keep the rotation details and specialty text as they are.

And if you need anything else, please just ask.

I’m your person for all your needs.

Greta Carlson,

International Partnerships Manager, AMO

“Ask Me Anything” Webinar for Students