Most Medical Students Get This Wrong: Research Opportunities
Struggling to get replies when you email doctors or academics about research? In this video, I’ll walk you through exactly how to write an email that actually gets read. As a busy academic doctor who receives dozens of student emails, I’ll share the most common mistakes I see (and delete), plus five simple tips to help you craft a message that stands out. Whether you’re a medical student looking for your first research project or trying to build a competitive portfolio, this video will help you take the first step the right way.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - The Problem with Common Research Questions
01:56 - The Importance of a Proper Introduction
02:45 - The Need for an Idea
04:52 - Being Clear About the Ask
06:37 - Show What You Bring
08:08 - The Importance of Politeness and Appreciation
09:07 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts
09:52 - Contact Information and Closing Remarks
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