"I follow a few resources online for up-to-date information on the medical industry. My favorites right now are the medical blog, 'Uncommon Student MD,' a blog created by student doctors in medical school and residency. The other resource I read regularly is 'Health Data Management' online. I've already joined the Radiologic Society of North America. Do you have any recommendations for me? I love to learn and would appreciate knowing about any new and helpful resources in this field."

Talk about a couple of your favorite resources you use to stay on top of medical industry trends. It's also a great idea to ask the interviewers if they have any fresh recommendations for you. This can start a conversation that will be helpful to you! Before your interview, be sure to look into the medical specialty-specific groups, journals, and publications in the specialty you plan to pursue in residency.

I like to peruse The New England Journal of Medicine and Mayo Clinic Proceedings. I would be interested in forming a journal club to review new medical articles and discuss developments in the field.

"Being an excellent physician requires being a lifelong learner. I also plan on subscribing to AAFP so that I can stay updated on the latest in Family Medicine."

"I am an avid reader and have a general thirst for knowledge. I subscribe to multiple podcasts and follow several radiology and medical societies on social media, which emphasize current and groundbreaking research in those fields. I plan to integrate this knowledge into my day-to-day work as a resident physician."

"There are constantly new and exciting developments in the medical field, and especially in dermatology. It is important to stay on top of these to provide great, cutting-edge care for patients. Keeping up with journals like JAAD, JAMA derm, and reading the new research can help to stay on top of these trends. As well, actively participating in conferences where new research is presented, and in grand rounds where potentially new treatments for challenge cases are discussed."

"As a medical student, I have been actively involved in several national professional Emergency Medicine organizations and had the opportunity to attend several conferences where EM colleagues presented their original research and discussed the most important issues our specialty faces. As a resident, I look forward to continuing my involvement with those organizations, presenting original research of my own, and keeping up with the latest literature and journals in our field."