As the graduate medical education landscape shifts, culminating in 2020 with the completion of the transition to a single accreditation system for graduate medical education,¹ osteopathic medical students participating in the National Resident Matching Program will not have the option of residency spots that the American Osteopathic Association has historically provided.² In this increasingly competitive environment for residency program positions, osteopathic medical students may wonder how they can stand out during their core, elective, and audition clinical rotations so that residency program directors will view them as desirable candidates and want them to rank their program first in their chosen specialty.