NRMP First-Year Graduate Medical Education in the United States 2002-2018 analyzes trends in the number of post-graduate year one (PGY-1) residency positions available in the United States and graduation and match rates among U.S. MD and U.S. DO students/graduates. Report has been updated to reflect 2018 Main Residency Match data. Surgery (PGY-1) 58 37 25 3 3 0 2 4 43.1 63.80 Transitional Year (PGY-1) 12 12 9 0 2 0 0 1 75.0 1000 Vascular Surgery (PGY-1) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 100 1000 ARKANSAS Applicant Type Pos. No. Filled US Sr US MDDO 5th US IMG % Sr % CAN Tot IMG Anesthesiology (PGY-1) 13 13 5 0 2 0 5 1 38.5 1000 Child Neurology (PGY-1) 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 1000 The 2019 Main Residency Match was larger than any that preceded it, according to the National Resident Match Program (NRMP). The total record-high 38,376 applicants submitted program choices for 35,185 positions. The number of available first-year (PGY-1) positions rose to 32,194, an increase of 1,962 (6.5%) over the prior year. Judging by US allopathic senior match numbers, the most competitive specialties were Integrated Plastic Surgery (91.9%), Neurological Surgery (91.8%), Orthopedic Surgery (91.8%), Otolaryngology (93.9%), and Thoracic Surgery (91.9%). Each of these filled with >90% with U.S. Many residencies have match rates of 97%+ and the median Step 1 score is 231. Ortho has a 79% match rate and a median Step 1 score of 245, which is over a standard deviation above the Step 1 median. It's relative to other specialties, not to totally unrelated things like college admissions. The match rate of 57.1 percent to PGY-1 positions was the highest match rate since 1993. The number of non-U.S. citizen IMGs who participated in the Match fell for the second consecutive year. In 2018, 7,067 IMGs submitted program choices, down 217 from last year and 393 from 2016. The match rate is increasing, and in last year's match, 18 non-US medical graduates successfully matched into US plastic surgery programs. In 2015, there were 41 "independent" programs (where you first complete a residency in general surgery, orthopedics, ENT, OMFS or urology) offering 70 positions.
Feb 26, 2015 What Step 1 score do you need to match in the specialty you want? The NRMP just released updated Orthopedic Surgery. 245. 231. 233. 228.
The 2019 Main Residency Match was larger than any that preceded it, according to the National Resident Match Program (NRMP). The total record-high 38,376 applicants submitted program choices for 35,185 positions. The number of available first-year (PGY-1) positions rose to 32,194, an increase of 1,962 (6.5%) over the prior year. Judging by US allopathic senior match numbers, the most competitive specialties were Integrated Plastic Surgery (91.9%), Neurological Surgery (91.8%), Orthopedic Surgery (91.8%), Otolaryngology (93.9%), and Thoracic Surgery (91.9%). Each of these filled with >90% with U.S. Many residencies have match rates of 97%+ and the median Step 1 score is 231. Ortho has a 79% match rate and a median Step 1 score of 245, which is over a standard deviation above the Step 1 median. It's relative to other specialties, not to totally unrelated things like college admissions. The match rate of 57.1 percent to PGY-1 positions was the highest match rate since 1993. The number of non-U.S. citizen IMGs who participated in the Match fell for the second consecutive year. In 2018, 7,067 IMGs submitted program choices, down 217 from last year and 393 from 2016. The match rate is increasing, and in last year's match, 18 non-US medical graduates successfully matched into US plastic surgery programs. In 2015, there were 41 "independent" programs (where you first complete a residency in general surgery, orthopedics, ENT, OMFS or urology) offering 70 positions.
In November of 2018, the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS) released data on Canadian medical graduate (CMG) Orthopedic Surgery.
Emergency medicine, 14. General surgery, 12. Obstetrics-gynecology, 9. Psychiatry, 6. Anesthesiology, 4. Orthopedic surgery, 4. Neurology, 2. Otolaryngology, 2.
Surgery (PGY-1) 58 37 25 3 3 0 2 4 43.1 63.80 Transitional Year (PGY-1) 12 12 9 0 2 0 0 1 75.0 1000 Vascular Surgery (PGY-1) 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 100 1000 ARKANSAS Applicant Type Pos. No. Filled US Sr US MDDO 5th US IMG % Sr % CAN Tot IMG Anesthesiology (PGY-1) 13 13 5 0 2 0 5 1 38.5 1000 Child Neurology (PGY-1) 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0.0 1000
In November of 2018, the Canadian Residency Matching Service (CaRMS) released data on Canadian medical graduate (CMG) Orthopedic Surgery. The brisk morning wind couldn't cool the excitement and enthusiasm of Match Day emergency medicine (7), anesthesiology (6) and orthopedic surgery (4).
Judging by US allopathic senior match numbers, the most competitive specialties were Integrated Plastic Surgery (91.9%), Neurological Surgery (91.8%), Orthopedic Surgery (91.8%), Otolaryngology (93.9%), and Thoracic Surgery (91.9%). Each of these filled with >90% with U.S.
Many residencies have match rates of 97%+ and the median Step 1 score is 231. Ortho has a 79% match rate and a median Step 1 score of 245, which is over a standard deviation above the Step 1 median. It's relative to other specialties, not to totally unrelated things like college admissions.