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Editor’s note

Dear readers,

Are you a new coordinator looking for training to get you up to speed on your GME duties? Are you a seasoned coordinator but want to learn how to take your GME career to the next level? HCPro’s boot camps offer educational classes for all levels of residency coordinators. Our first 2019 classes are being held in February, so don’t hesitate to sign up!

Karla Accorto, associate editor, Residency Program Insider

Editor's Picks

Last AOA Match places 886 physicians into residency programs

The American Osteopathic Association (AOA) recently announced that 886 osteopathic medical school seniors and recent graduates have been placed into 21 specialties after participating in the final AOA Match. An overwhelming number of those—more than 500—were matched with primary care residencies.

Heard this week


 

Interviewing residency program applicants

There are two major residency candidate interviewing methodologies. Most programs use the open method in which interviewers receive the application documents in advance and have the opportunity to read them ahead of time. The advantage of this approach is that the interviewer knows what is in the candidate’s file, and each interviewer can focus on one portion of the application during the interview.

RPA Subscriber Exclusive: Spice up conferences with games

It’s rare to overhear residents saying that they’re excited to attend the day’s didactic conference. But that’s exactly what emergency medicine residents at University of California, Irvine Health say. What is it about the conferences that make residents want to attend?


 

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