Interventional Cardiology NRMP Match, Information for Advanced Training Programs-Recording: Mechanics of the Match with Q&A

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The speaker begins by expressing gratitude for the opportunity to speak and welcomes the audience. They introduce the topic of the match and provide some background information, stating that the match has been in operation for 72 years. They reassure the audience that they have a talented staff to assist them through the process. The speaker then discusses the main residency match, which recently took place, and shares some statistics regarding the number of positions filled. They explain that the audience will be participating in the specialties matching service, specifically the medicine and pediatric specialties match. The speaker provides an overview of the match timeline, including important dates such as registration and ranking deadlines. They highlight the importance of participation and encourage programs and positions to join the match to ensure its success. The speaker discusses the application and interview process, noting that ERAS is still used for the application process and that programs can start interviewing applicants in July before registering for the match in August. They emphasize the need for complete and accurate information from both applicants and programs. The speaker also touches on match policies, including restrictions on persuasion between programs and applicants, as well as the binding commitment of the match. They explain that waivers can be requested for certain circumstances, but emphasize that these requests are viewed on an individual basis. The speaker briefly mentions interview policies and the availability of data reports to inform workforce planning. They conclude by providing additional resources and offering to answer any questions.

Keywords

residency match

specialties matching service

match timeline

application process

interview process

match policies

waivers

data reports