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hello friends and residency candidates now that interview season is underway its important to understand how to prepare and how to send thank you letters for your residency interviews so today im going to go over some of the most key points for preparing and sending those thank you letters so the first thing to keep in mind is that you should always send thank you letters after your residency interviews for those programs that accept them if a program has an explicit policy for not sending thank you letters then of course follow their directions and dont send a thank you letter now if they do accept residency interview thank you letters then its okay to send those to some key individuals that you interviewed with for example sending a thank you letter to the program director program coordinator potentially a chief resident or other residents that you interviewed with could all be very helpful in building your case for your candidacy now if you dont have time to send individualized
