White Coat Portrait
Medical students applying to residency
A residency application headshot in your white coat.
Fourth-year medical students rarely have time for a studio. Pixshop makes a clean, white-coat residency headshot from one selfie, ready for your application and interview materials.
Residency application photo uploadInterview-day roster and faculty packetProgram-specific supplemental materialsLinkedIn and Doximity profile
White coat readyInterview seasonNo studio trip
The headshot that gets you more interviews
Recruiters and clients see your photo before your resume. Look credible and current, from one selfie and no studio.
Preview up to 3 looks from this pack free with your own selfie, then keep the ones you like for $19 once.
LinkedIn recommends a recent, professional-looking profile photo that shows your face clearly.
Medical
Looks in this pack
Pick up to 3 and see them with your own face, free. Tap a look to try it on its own.
0 of 3 picked. Previews are free with your selfie.
Try this pack freeUse cases
Built for the places Medical photos actually get used.
Each look in this pack is tuned for the surfaces below.
Use case
Your application file
When programs see your photo, it sits next to your scores, letters, and personal statement. A calm, conservative frame fits that context.
Use case
Interview day
Programs may add applicant photos to interview rosters so faculty can put a face to each file. That works only if the photo looks like you on the day.
Use case
Rank meetings
After interview season, faculty may review files together. A clear headshot helps them remember the conversation they had with you.
Use case
Doximity and LinkedIn
Once you match, colleagues will look you up. The same photo can carry into your intern profile with a warmer crop.
Why it works
Start on the White Coat look: clean clinical setting, crisp coat over professional attire, calm expression.
Upload a selfie with your interview-day hair and glasses, since faculty may compare the photo with your face on screen.
Keep one plain frame for the application and use Clinical or Hospital Window for LinkedIn or Doximity.
How it works
How it works
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Pick up to 3 looks from this pack.
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Add one clear selfie. You create a free account when you press Generate.
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Previews are free and watermarked. Keep the ones you like for $19 once.
Frequently asked about residency headshots
Is a photo required for my residency application?
Rules on whether the photo is required, and when programs can see it, have changed across recent cycles. Check the current photo instructions from your application service before you upload.
Should I wear a white coat in my residency photo?
Many applicants do, and the White Coat look is built for it. If your school discourages coats, the Private Practice look uses a blazer instead.
Can I use this photo for my hospital badge or license file?
No. Hospital ID badges, medical licensing boards, and other official records usually take their own photos or have strict rules. Pixshop images are not for those uses.
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Start with one selfie
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