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FOUR *different* EM SLOEs and perhaps some confusion...
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#EMintern2021: This SLOE Tweetorial is for you
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Let's break it down. [Insert beat of Hamilton's Ten Dueling Commandments ]#EMintern2021: This SLOE Tweetorial is for you
#emergencymedicine #medstudenttwitter #Match2021 @emresidents @CORD_EM @CDEMstudents @CDEMfaculty
= eSLOE. The gold standard, almighty letter from a general EM MS4 rotation WITH an associated residency. 
*This is the one & only one SLOE that the consensus statement is referring to* https://www.emra.org/be-involved/be-an-advocate/working-for-you/residency-application-process/
= SLOE for non-EM residency faculty. Don't have access to a home EM rotation and still struggling to get an away? This is a great option! Written by an EM physician; for a general EM MS4 rotation WITHOUT an associated residency.
https://www.cordem.org/resources/residency-management/sloe/sloe---non-em-residency-faculty/
= SLOE for EM sub-specialty rotation. Ultrasound. Toxicology. EMS. Pediatric EM.
If you get a chance to do any of these awesome subspecialties, there's a dedicated SLOE for them too! 
https://www.cordem.org/resources/residency-management/sloe/sloe-subspecialty-rotation/
= Last but not least, the newest addition to the SLOE family... the "oSLOE" (off-service or other rotation) 
Rocked a clinical rotation but perhaps the attending doesn't know you on a personal level? This is the letter to use!
https://www.cordem.org/resources/residency-management/sloe/osloe-instructions/
