Applying to Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Academics Top grades Competitive Board Scores Try to be AOA, top tier of class, first and foremost many programs use a cut off to determine whom they.

Advertisements

4th Year Planning.

CAREERS AND YEAR Residency Application and Interviewing Session to occur in May Date and time to be announced Interviewing should be during.

Interviewing for Residency Advice from residents.

Everything you wanted to know about MD-PhD Programs but were afraid to ask Jim Gorham, MD PhD Director, The MD-PhD Program at the Geisel School of Medicine.

Applying for Residency: ERAS & The Match Hosted by ASG 21 February 2007.

RESIDENCY TRAINING IN THE US. Residency Training in US 1. Eligibility 2. Difference in Canadian vs US Training 3. USMLE 4. Match in US a) NRMP b) ERAS.

Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Match 2013 and other Data Allen Friedland, MD, FACP, FAAP.

UT-HOUSTON DELTA CHAPTER ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA MEDICAL HONOR SOCIETY.

Becoming a Doctor Patrick Burke, MD Jesuit Class of 1996.

Otolaryngology, Head & Neck Surgery. Mr Tony O’Connor. Children’s University Hospital, Temple Street, Dublin.

Careers In Find Your Fit Match 101: Summer Experiences Session Chris Woleben, MD Associate Dean for Student Affairs November 4, 2014.

Preparing for Pediatrics Residency Training Department of Pediatrics University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

College of Medicine Florida State University Getting into a Residency (or why Step 1 is not as important as you think it is!) Christopher A. Leadem, Ph.D.

Are you applying to graduate school? What you need to know.

Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Match 2015 and other Data Allen Friedland, MD, FACP, FAAP.

Introduction to Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology Shelly Holmström, MD Assistant Professor in Obstetrics and Gynecology University of South Florida.

Advising Students Applying to Family Medicine Carefully balancing realism and optimism.

B-1 Applying for an Emergency Medicine Residency American College of Emergency Physicians.

Careers In Find Your Fit Match 101: Summer Experiences Session Chris Woleben, MD Associate Dean of Student Affairs December 17, 2013.

Career Advising at UW SOM 2012 AWARE Mark Wicks, PhD

Securing Your Top Residency Michael A Herion, M.D. Saint Louis University School of Medicine.

EMIG: What You Need to Maximize Potential Jonathan S. Jones, MD FAAEM FACEP Program Director Assistant Professor Department of Emergency Medicine University.

MS2 Orientation August 8, 2014 Dr. Georgette Dent Office of Student Affairs University of NC School of Medicine.

EducationUSA.state.gov Medical Education in the U.S. Rohayma Rateb EducationUSA Alexandria, Egypt Residencies and other Medical Programs.

(insert Program Name) Expansion (Insert program director name) Program Director (date)

University of Minnesota Medical School Specialty Series Elena Bitrian, MD Resident Representative, PGY-3 February 18, 2014 Ophthalmology.

Optimizing Your Fourth Year Douglas S. Ander, MD Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine Director Undergraduate Medical Education Directory Emory Center.

Scheduling Advanced Clinical Activities Laura B Kezar, MD, Associate Dean for Students Steve Smith, PhD, Director of Student Success Please be patient,

Otolaryngology: Head and Neck Surgery Christopher Larsen, MD Clinical Assistant Professor February 1, 2007.

Look Before You Leap: Hints for Applying to Residency Programs Brian Gable, MD FACP Internal Medicine Program Director.

Jean Lantz, Assistant Dean March  Did you go to only a few interviews?  Did you have a short rank list (

DCOM Career Services.  Assess your competitiveness: ◦ Osteopathic GME Match Report 2015 ◦ NRMPs Charting Outcomes in the Match - characteristics of the.

University of Minnesota Medical School Specialty Series Kyle Anderson, MD Residency Program Director Month Day, 2012 Urology.

MEDICAL STUDENT TRANSITION COURSE Professionalism in the Clinical Environment ANTHONY A. MEYER, MD, PHD CHAIRMAN, DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH.

How to Apply to Internal Medicine Residency Programs Christopher Klipstein January 3, 2011.

The Otolaryngology Resident Applicant Dilemma Alex Marston, MD PGY-4 Otolaryngology resident Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN.

Applying to Radiology. What is Radiology? ● The latest & greatest in imaging & technology ● US, x-rays, magnetic fields, RF, and soon possibly IR, all.

Mary Anderson, MD, FACP Assistant Dean Student Development Jill Porter, MSEd Director Special Programs.

A Guide to Education Across UM SOM By: Richard N. Pierson III, M.D., FACS, Professor of Surgery Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, School of Medicine.

Overview of Education at the UM SOM James B. Kaper, Ph.D. Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs Professor & Chair Dept. of Microbiology & Immunology.

Continuity of Care for the Medical Student Interested in Family Medicine Kathryn Chappelle, M.A. William Toffler, M.D. Shawn Blanchard, M.D. Ana Hilde,

Residency Specialty Choice in Primary Care: When Do Students Make Their Decision and Why? Alice Fornari, EdD Maria Santos, MD Darwin.

PSYCHIATRY. ● Psychiatry is the medical specialty devoted to the study and treatment of mental disorders- which include various affective, behavioral,

 Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS)  Deadlines › Opens 7/1/08 › Post office opens 9/1/08 › Complete application by 9/1/08 › Match notification.

Clinical Curriculum Timeline Office of Medical Student Programs Rising Seniors’ Meeting 1/22/09.

How to Apply to Internal Medicine Residency Programs December 19, 2014.

A PERFECT MATCH: Helpful Tips to Increase the Power of Your Residency Application NESTFM ~ Philadelphia November 2, 2013 Sara Beth Karp MD Deborah Taylor,

Getting into an Anesthesia Residency. Anesthesiology.

STFM Conference on Medical Student Education February 6, 2015 Anya Koutras, MD, University of Vermont Kristen Goodell, MD, Harvard Medical School Amy Lee,

Welcome to the M-3 World Office of Medical Student Programs S.K. Jacob, Ph.D. Rising M-3 meeting, 1/14/09.

+ The attitude of medical students toward otolaryngology, head and neck surgery Ahmad Alroqi,MBBS,Ahmad Alkurdi,MD,Khalid Almazrou,MD,FAAP Presented By.

Fourth Year Elective Scheduling Class of Overview Two Class Meetings Two Class Meetings January: Scheduling January: Scheduling May: Match May:

The CaRMS process May 20, disclaimers… these are my opinions/experiences only these are my opinions/experiences only others may have differing/similar,

Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Match 2016 and other Data

Preparing Your Credentials

Introduction to Career Planning at MSUCOM

Emergency Medicine: The Application Process

Matching into a Surgical Residency

How Should Unmatched Otolaryngology Applicants Proceed?

General Surgery & You.

How to Apply to Internal Medicine Residency Programs

Senior Year Scheduling October 17, 2017 Laura Hopkins

Class of 2019 Orientation to the 4th Year

The Personal Statement and Letters of Recommendation

Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Match 2018 and other Data

ACRO Webinar Series Applying to Radiation Oncology:

Careers in Medicine January 16, 2019

Best Foot Forward : Preparing Your Students for Residency Interviews

Presentation transcript:

Applying to Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery

Why ENT? ● Unique Anatomy & Function ● Cool Instruments & Procedures ● Medical & Surgical Management ● Many subspecialties ● Flexibility in career ● Patient Diversity ● Short Supply

Statistics ● 105 Programs ● 283 Spots ● 1 Unfilled Program ● 312 US Applicants (364 total) ● 267 US Matched (278 total) ● 96% US Filled ● 1.3 Applicants Per Position NRMP.o rg

Statistics Cont’d AVERAGES – Matched US Seniors ● Step 1: 243 ● Contiguous Ranks: 11.7 ● Abstracts/Presentations/Publications: 5.1 ● Research Experiences: 3.5 ● Volunteer Experiences: 7 Charting Outcomes in the Match 2009

More Stats PERCENTAGES – Matched US Seniors ● 41.6% AOA ● 156/196 non-AOA matched ● 111/116 AOA matched ● 3.7% Ph.D. ● 257/301 non-Ph.D. matched ● 10/11 Ph.D. matched ● 9.7% Other Graduate Degree ● 241/281 Just MD matched ● 26/31 Other Degree matched

Years 1-2 ● Do well on Step 1! ● Do well in class! ● Dr. Sherris ● Research project between 1 st and 2 nd year ● Grand Rounds Thursday 7am at Gates

Year 3 ● Do well, esp. Medicine & Surgery ● ENT Rotations at UB ● Plan for Away Rotations (Start in January) ● Think About Letter Writers ● Save up $$!!

Year 4 ● ENT Clerkships Here & Away ● Ask Letter Writers & FOLLOW UP!! ● Personal Statement ● Spend all that $$!!

Rotations at UB ● Clerkship in Otolaryngology ● Otolaryngology Research ● Clerkship in Facial Plastic Surgery ● Clerkship in Head & Neck Surgery

Away Electives ● Up to 3 ● VSAS ● Affiliation Agreements ● Living Arrangements ● WORK HARD & DO WELL! ● Spend time with PD & Chairman in clinic

Recommendation Letters ● Dr. Sherris ● 2 others, preferably ENT ● Transcript ● CV ● Draft of PS

Personal Statement ● How did you get interested in ENT? ● What sets you apart? ● How will you contribute to a residency program? ● Interesting Case? ● Keep it generic.

Where to Apply ● EVERYWHERE! (40+) ● Not Just Big Names ● Personal Preferences ● Location ● Lifestyle ● Family/Friends ● Qualities of Program ● Faculty ● Facilities ● Patient Demographics ● Mission Statement ● Resident Feedback

Invitations to Interview ● Later than other specialties ● REPLY QUICKLY! ● Push s! ● Double Book THEN Try to Reschedule

At the Interview ● Be early! ● Look SHARP! ● Be Nice to EVERYONE! ● Ask Questions! ● Be Honest! ● May have dexterity tests ● Go to the Social Event!

After the Interview ● Thank You Letters (Optional but most do them) ● Program Directors ● Tell Dr. Sherris your top 2 ● Enjoy your last days of FREEDOM!