I have a confession. After months combing through applications, meeting applicants in person, and worrying if we interviewed enough students to ensure that we fill all of our spots in the NRMP Match, we finally formulate a rank list and hedge our bets.
When a program director meets with his or her recruitment faculty to build a program rank list, their discussion is limited to qualifying each applicant in terms of conditions vs.
Exceptions can also involve the same criteria, albeit on the other tail of the normal distribution. Exceptions might also include other components including a red flag on interview day or perceived geographic constraints an applicant living in Nebraska applying to a program located in Upstate, NY, for example. We also want to be loved. We want to feel needed. We want our programs to be highly desirable to candidates. And we want to train great residents who will become great doctors.
We covet highly qualified candidates and hope they will choose us. In our case, when we finally sit down to review the applicants we met in person, it is a bear to put our list of applicants in some sensible order.
Yes, I did interview applicants for 16 spots during my first year as a Program Director… I was nervous! Who does the ranking? Our interviewers include a mix of faculty, the program director, and the Chair. At the end of each interview day, these interviewers, and the chief resident tour guide of the day, and our program coordinator convene to debrief and score each candidate.
Program coordinators are an awesome source of input, as they are usually the first and last line of communication with the applicants. How do we score applicants? In some years, we scored on a scale from To make our system more equitable, we then began scoring on a weighted average of categories involving IQ, EQ and even CQ curiosity quotient. My eventual plan is to correlate these scores with graduate outcomes, but that is beyond the scope of this blog. Foster School of Medicine Class of were successful in the residency match.
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DOI: Published by Statista Research Department , Sep 29, This group saw the largest decrease in match rate with a drop of 6. IPL Schedule The NRMP oversees a computerized process that links choices of graduating medical students with preferences of Residency Program Directors. Posted by 8 months ago. The study is the only one of its kind, an inclusive deep dive featuring a representative sample of the single population, tracking their thoughts and attitudes for more than a decade.
The number of applicants who registered for the Main Residency Match reached an all-time high of 48,, an increase of 3, 8. Match group reports fourth quarter and full year results. When the matching algorithm was processed, 36, positions were filled. We all know it's not easy for IMGs, and I'm not trying to be a downer.
The Match Process. Just hoping that what we've found might make this all seem less random. See where fourth-year medical students matched for their residency programs.
Robert L. In five years, the number of Match-participating programs has risen by How many programs should I apply? Things that do not help candidates get through filters and match. Program rank order lists can be seen only by the program director and coordinator, the institutional official and administrator, and NRMP staff unless you give your username and password to someone else, which is a violation of the Match agreement.
What happens if my program does not fill all positions? Program quotas cannot be changed after the Quota Change Deadline except in cases of extreme emergency. The NRMP will regularly monitor the compliance of Match-participating programs in registering and attempting to fill all of their positions through the Main Residency Match. Each program track title should describe the type of training in a manner that distinguishes it from other tracks in the same institution and specialty. Can we create a program track with an osteopathic focus?
Programs that are eligible to create an osteopathic-focused track can place some or all of their positions in that track. Can I ask applicants where else they are applying and how they plan to rank programs? The Match Participation Agreement states that applicants are free at all times to keep confidential the names or identities of programs to which they have or may apply.
A program director may not request the names, specialties, geographic location, or other identifying information about programs to which an applicant has or may apply.
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