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A Call for Applications

Joseph K. Lim, MD; Stephen J. Lurie, MD, PhD

JAMA. 2000;284:2931.

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Physicians in training confront a range of issues that include establishing a professional identity, mastering an immense body of existing knowledge while simultaneously keeping abreast of new information, and learning to balance the demands of personal and professional life. JAMA is pleased to announce our plans to publish a regular feature devoted to addressing the unique needs and perspectives of resident physicians. We seek to feature a stimulating exchange of ideas, facts, news, and opinions under the direction of a resident-physician advisory board that will ensure the column's timeliness, importance, fairness, and accuracy.

Advisory board members will be responsible for generating ideas for the column, identifying and working with authors, soliciting and editing manuscripts, and writing occasional features. Applicants for the column's advisory board should have a proven interest in writing and should be proficient in electronic communication. Beyond these basics, . . . [Full Text of this Article]

Author Affiliations: Yale University Medical Center, New Haven, Conn (Dr Lim). Dr Lurie is Senior Editor, JAMA, and Dr Lim is the resident physician member of the JAMA editorial board.

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