New for RPA subscriber-only: Optimize your rank order lists with a short-term post-interview observership program
Residency Program Insider, February 2, 2018
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There are five phases of candidate selection in each residency Match cycle: pre-interview, interview, post-interview, Match Week, and post-Match. This article focuses on the post-interview phase by discussing research and trending topics surrounding Rank Order Lists (ROL), what U.S. medical residency programs can and cannot control during this phase, as well as suggestions on how your residency program may be able to optimize its ROL to minimize the chances of having unfilled slots and help you end up with residents that will thrive. Read more.
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