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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 Results
The 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:
- Pain Medicine:
a new subspecialty of the Anesthesiology Fellowship Match, which
also includes Pediatric Anesthesiology, opens June 5, 2013.
- Minimally Invasive
Gynecologic Surgery: a new subspecialty of the OB/GYN Match,
which also includes several related subspecialties, opens June
5, 2013.
- Medical
Toxicology: a new Match for fellows in training for the care
of poisoned patients, opens August 7, 2013.
- Geriatric Medicine:
a new Match that opens August 28, 2013.
- Psychosomatic Psychiatry:
a new subspecialty of the Psychiatry Match, which also includes
Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, opens September 11, 2013
New>
Important Announcement: NRMP RESIDENCY MATCH 2013 RESULTS
Total 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
- U.S. medical school seniors made up 16,390 of the 25,463 applicants
who successfully matched to first-year residency positions
- Notable gains in Match results for U.S. citizen IMGs and foreign-national
IMGs, whose match rates rose by four and seven percentage points
respectively
- More U.S. seniors matched to primary care specialties
- 78.8 percent of U.S. seniors and 78.8 percent of independent
applicants who matched obtained one of their top three choice
programs
- The number of positions rose by almost 2,400 to an all-time
high of 29,171
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 Applicants
The 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 MATCH
At 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 FEES
During 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> Important Updates & Policy
Changes from the May 2013 NRMP Board of Directors Meeting
Change in SOAP Schedule for 2014
Due to the small number of positions offered during the final rounds
of the Match Week Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program®
(SOAP®), the NRMP Board of Directors voted to shorten the SOAP
schedule by one day starting with Match Week 2014.
SOAP will conclude after Round 5 at 5:00 p.m. eastern time on Thursday
of Match Week. Match Day will continue to be on Friday, with U.S.
medical schools holding their ceremonies at noon and Match results
released through the Registration, Ranking, and Results® system
at 1:00 p.m.
Information about SOAP can be found at
this link on the NRMP website.
Updated NRMP Mission & Vision
The Board of Directors adopted new Mission and Vision Statements.
The Mission of the NRMP is:
To match healthcare professionals to graduate medical education
and advanced training programs through a process that is fair,
efficient, transparent, and reliable. To provide meaningful and
accessible Match data and analysis to stakeholders.
The Vision of the NRMP is:
The NRMP is a trusted global provider of matching services for
healthcare professionals and the premier Match data resource.
New> NRMP
LEADERSHIP PRESENTATION RESOURCES
NRMP 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 MEDIA
The 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
Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/TheNRMP
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/company/national-resident-matching-program-nrmp-
DATA AND REPORTS
Visit the Data
and Reports section for recent reports and historic NRMP match
data.
New>Results
and Data: 2013 Main Residency Match (PDF,
116 pages)
This report contains statistical tables and graphs for the Main
Residency Match and lists by state and teaching hospital
every participating program, the number of positions offered, and
the number filled. SOAP data are presented for the first time in
this report.
New>Results
and Data: Specialties Matching
Service, 2013 Appointment Year (PDF, 120
pages)
This report summarizes all fellowship matches conducted by the NRMP's
Specialties Matching Service (SMS).
Specifically, data is provided for Matches conducted in 2012 and
early 2013 for appointments beginning in July 2013.
Results
of the 2012 NRMP Program Director Survey (PDF,
188 pages)
This report presents the results of selected items from the 2012
NRMP Program Director Survey. Data are reported for 22 specialties
and include: (1) factors used for granting interviews and ranking
applicants; (2) use of USMLE exam scores; and (3) the percentage
of interview slots filled prior to the November 1 release date of
the MSPE
COMMUNICATIONS
Visit the Communications page
for more information about and access to recent NRMP web conferences
and webcasts.
RELATED RESOURCES
Electronic Residency
Application Service (ERAS®)
Accreditation
Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)
Educational Commission
for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG®)
Fellowship
and Residency Electronic Interactive Database (FREIDA)
FindAResident
CONTACT INFORMATION
National Resident Matching Program
2121 K Street, NW, Suite 1000
Washington, DC 20037
Toll Free 866-653-NRMP (6767), Local 202-400-2233
support@nrmp.org
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Updated
05/21/2013
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