A.   A short, persuasive speech you use to introduce yourself: who you are, what you do, and what you want to do

B.   None of these

C.   A way to share your experiences and skill sets quickly and effectively with people you don’t know

D.   All of these

A.   An introduction and why you want to work in the organization

B.   An introduction, special experiences or skills, goals, motivation, and a call to action

C.   An introduction and ask to connect in the future

A.   30–45 seconds

B.   2–3 minutes

C.   5 minutes

A.   Career fairs, networking events, clinical/work experiences, social media, and interviews

B.   Career fairs, social media, and in-person interviews

C.   Only during interviews and clinical rotations

A.   It is important to practice your elevator pitch to gather your thoughts to make a strong and positive impression.

B.   The elevator pitch is all about effectively communicating your personality, skillsets, and goals in a brief conversation to help you network and get ahead in your career path.

C.   Elevator pitches are only for recruiters of an organization.