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Ryan Brown created and launched MockQuestions in 2008.
You shouldn't answer this question with how you're an expert and have a lot of experience. But you do want to pat yourself on the back a little; saying that while you find the practice here impressive, you've noticed some areas in which you could improve the breadth and depth of care. This is like saying that you can not only give this hospital or group what's needed, but even go beyond that. You should find a way to add that you offer additional resources that other places don't have, which would make this place stand out from a marketing standpoint. (This is where you can tout your special interests.) For example, while you may be boarded in Endocrinology, or even further trained (for example, in Pediatric Endocrinology), you might say your special interest is in Type 1 diabetes.

Ryan Brown created and launched MockQuestions in 2008.
"I choose to apply here because of your pursuit of excellence and your reputation for up-to-date medicine. I also am excited about your continuing education programs that align with my need for growth and my wanting to teach. Just because I left academic medicine doesn't mean I want to abandon it. I can be useful in programs that keep Pediatricians, Emergency Physicians, and Internists up to date with the latest in diabetes, especially the ketoacidosis, infections, and other pediatric complications of diabetes that can appear in your Emergency Department."
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