I'm so nervous about not matching, but I've made up my mind I'll do phase 2 and the scramble as well if absolutely necessary. I had 2 top places and the interview I got was at one of them! I fell even more in love with it during the interview.
It was definitely disheartening to get all the rejections, and the not hearing anything is really awful too (although 1 place has apparently sent out invites & rejections & I've heard nothing, so maybe there's still hope on that one). I applied to 16, rejections from 13, interview with 1, and the other 2 already sent out interview invites. Remember the reason why you want to do pharmacy and what it means to you, and don't give up on your dreams. Use it as extra motivation to excel at your rotations you are doing now. Allow yourself a time to be sad/disheartened from rejections, and then move on and have the confidence you will be awesome. I am not a great on paper applicant, but I'm confident in my ability to succeed in the real world. I just doubt I'll be able to get the sort of PGY1 specialty I want in those pickings, and be left with more general PGY1s, but at least there's always PGY2 to do more specialty, and I can always look for PGY1s that have rotations in what I want.Īnyways, good luck, and keep hope.
I wish you the very best of luck and the biggest bolus dose of encouragement and strength possible! We will get there someday.Ĭlick to expand.Keep hope. Some have more stops than others along the road, but if it’s truly what you love and want to do, those stops will go by sooner than you think. so I hear you.īut as my boyfriend has reiterated to me time and time again: everyone gets from point A to point B although it’s never a straight shot. By then I would really hope most of us would match! I’ve thought about what I’d do if I didn’t match since I want to specialize and go on to a PGY-2. I’m glad to hear you’ll do the same, too. if I don’t match, I will definitely enter both. Why Join Our Team: Ascension Seton, based in Austin, Texas, has provided thousands of associates and caregivers a rewarding career in healthcare since 1902. Education: Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy or Doctorate of Pharmacy required. But my worry and anxiety has put me in the place of thinking about Phase 2, scramble, etc. Licensed Pharmacist credentialed from the Texas State Board of Pharmacy. I’m also feeling pretty defeated and realize I don’t have much room to talk. I was rejected by 3 within the past 24hr haha and still haven’t heard from one, don’t think I will. We look forward to working with you as you complete your training at Parkland.I’m feeling the same (though I don’t want to compare) - applied to 10, interviews for 2. If you have questions or need additional information, you can contact the relevant residency program director. Once you have selected the post-graduate program you would like to pursue, please submit all application items via the online pharmacy application service, PhORCAS.
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