Tip of the week: PIF tutorials eliminate headaches
Residency Program Connection, June 30, 2009
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Before working on or printing Part I of the Common Program Information Form (PIF), view the tutorials available on the WebADS Web site. The tutorials provide information on page set up, margins, and pagination. Follow these steps to get to the tutorial:
- Log in to the WebADS system using your program user ID and password
- Under the PIF preparation tab, select the Print/Preview PIF option
- Near the center of the page, select the PIF Tutorial link, then view all, and then choose the tutorial you would like to view
This week’s tip is from Program Information Form Made Simple, by Jeri L. Whitten, C-TAGME.
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