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Career Day
Resources
AAMC
Careers in Medicine Organizational Website
Office of Admissions and Student Affairs
Residency application process
Sample Student
Curriculum Vitae
Sample Student
Medical Performance Evaluation
Roadmap to Residency
Roadmap to Residency:
From Application to the Match and Beyond 2nd Edition
This second edition (2007) of the AAMC "Roadmap
to Residency: From Application to the Match and Beyond" document
provides comprehensive information about the process of making
application to graduate medical education programs in the United
States. It includes a description of candidacy requirements, factors
involved in specialty choice, possible criteria for residency
selection, and information about matching processes, program visits,
and potential application outcomes, as well as about the transition
from medical school to residency. The document also includes a
bibliography of valuable print resources and a "webliography" of
useful Web resources. It was created to provide information for all
applicants to U.S. residency programs, whether they are enrolled in,
or graduates of, medical schools located in the United States or in
other countries.
Charting Outcomes in the Match: Characteristics
of Applicants who Matched to Their Preferred Specialty in the 2007
NRMP Main Residency Match (PDF)
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The report explores the relationship
between applicant characteristics and success in matching to
the preferred specialty in the National Resident Matching
Program for U.S. seniors and all others. Distributions for
successful and unsuccessful applicants are reported for
USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 Scores, number of programs on the
rank order list, membership in Alpha Omega Alpha, number of
publications, number of research experiences, and several
other measures.
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Charting Outcomes in the Match: Characteristics
of Applicants Who Matched
to Their Preferred Specialty in the 2005 NRMP Main Residency Match
The 2006 report explores
the relationship between applicant characteristics and success in
matching to the preferred specialty in the National Resident
Matching Program for U.S. seniors and all others. Distributions for
successful and unsuccessful applicants are reported for USMLE Step 1
Scores, number of programs on the rank order list, membership in
Alpha Omega Alpha, number of publications and number of research
experiences.
Here are a few photos from Career Day 2008:
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