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The National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) is a private, not-for-profit corporation established in 1952 to provide a uniform date of appointment to positions in graduate medical education (GME) in the United States. New> Upated Information on NRMP 2013 Match ResultsThe NRMP Main Residency Match® final data results show 99.4 percent of positions were filled, the highest position fill rate in NRMP history. Learn more in the NRMP Post-Match Press Release. New> Important Announcement: NRMP Welcomes Fellowships to the Specialties Matching Service®The NRMP is pleased to welcome the following fellowships to the Specialties Matching Service for the 2014 Match appointment year. Applicants and programs may begin NRMP registration on the dates designated below. Please click on the links below for more information about each
NRMP subspecialty:
New> Important Announcement: NRMP RESIDENCY MATCH 2013 RESULTSTotal Match registrants topped 40,000, including 1,000 more U.S. allopathic seniors, in the largest Main Residency Match® in NRMP history. 2013 Match FAST FACTS
For full details about the 2013 Main Residency Match, follow the links to access the NRMP Match 2013 Results press release and Advanced Data Tables. NEW> NRMP and CMSS Announce Residency Program Code of Conduct and Match Tips for ApplicantsThe NRMP has partnered with the Council of Medical Specialty Societies (CMSS) Organization of Program Director Associations to create a residency program Code of Conduct for the Match and Match Tips for Applicants. The Code is intended to serve as a guide for residency program staff involved in the interviewing and matching processes by highlighting behaviors that ensure a fair and equitable Match experience for applicants. Match Tips identifies steps applicants should take and avoid during the Match season to promote success in the Match. Read the Code and Match Tips to learn how to promote high ethical standards during Match season. "ALL-IN" POLICY FOR THE RESIDENCY MATCHAt its May 2011 meeting, the NRMP Board of Directors voted unanimously
to require programs participating in the Main Residency Match
to place all positions in The Match. The "All-In" Policy
became effective for the 2013 Match, and it applies to all PGY-1
and PGY-2 positions for which the NRMP provides Matching services.
Read about the Policy and how it has been implemented by the NRMP. MATCH FEESDuring its October 29th meeting, the NRMP Board of Directors approved new fees for all Matches opening after June 30, 2013. The institution registration fee will increase from $175 to $200 for each Match in which the institution's programs participate, and the per program and per matched applicant fees will increase from $30 to $35. The applicant registration fee will rise from $50 to $60 for the first 20 programs on the rank order list. "We think these new fees compare favorably to fees for other similar services," said NRMP Executive Director Mona M. Signer. "The San Francisco Matching Program charges applicants a $100 registration fee and $60 for the first 10 applications sent by its application service. The AAMC's Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) charges $92 for the first ten residency applications and $105 for the first ten fellowship applications."
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New> NRMP LEADERSHIP PRESENTATION RESOURCESNRMP Executive Director Mona M. Signer's presentation from the Group on Student Affairs (GSA) spring meetings is available to view and download using this link. Learn important information about this year's Match, SOAP, and the positive results of the All In Policy. NRMP ON SOCIAL MEDIAThe NRMP is excited to announce that in addition to its presence
on Facebook and Twitter, it's now on LinkedIn! We hope these resources
will provide valuable information throughout the residency and fellowship
selection processes. "Like" us on Facebook and "Follow" us on Twitter
and LinkedIn to keep up to date on the latest news, including deadline
reminders from the NRMP. Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheNRMP
DATA AND REPORTSVisit the Data and Reports section for recent reports and historic NRMP match data. New>Results
and Data: 2013 Main Residency Match (PDF,
116 pages) New>Results
and Data: Specialties Matching
Service, 2013 Appointment Year (PDF, 120
pages) Results
of the 2012 NRMP Program Director Survey (PDF,
188 pages) COMMUNICATIONSVisit the Communications page for more information about and access to recent NRMP web conferences and webcasts. ROTH AND SHAPLEY WIN NOBEL PRIZENRMP congratulates Lloyd Shapley and Alvin Roth, who have been awarded the Nobel Prize in economics for their theoretical and practical work in matching theory. Shapley and his colleague, David Gale, developed the "stable marriage" algorithm in which men and women rank each other as potential mates and a series of offer rounds produces a best match. The Gale-Shapley algorithm is the basis of the matching algorithm used by the NRMP, and Roth worked with NRMP to adapt it so that it proposes matches on the basis of the applicant rather than the program rank order lists. Roth also has applied the algorithm to the New York City schools, and research is underway to use it for kidney donors and patients who need transplants.
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