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Application Process

Requests for applications and information should be addressed to: 

Christine Adamovich
Educational Coordinator

Department of Anesthesiology
University Hospitals of Cleveland
11100 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44106-5007
(216) 844-7335
FAX: (216) 844-3781
chris.adamovich@uhhs.com

If you are applying through the match, submit your application using ERAS . 

Other applicants may submit a standardized set of application materials:

  • Completed application form
  • Dean's letter and medical school transcript
  • Three letters of reference
  • Parts I & II scores from the NBME
  • Personal statement
Although applications may be submitted at any time, the majority are received and acted upon in the fall and winter, one to one and one-half years prior to the anticipated July 1 starting date .

Once the application file is complete, the Resident Recruitment Committee reviews it propecia. On this basis, a number of applicants are interviewed kamagrab soft. We have no geographic preferences or other preconceptions as to the type of applicant we are seeking, besides evidence of excellence in goals and achievements . 

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