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When applying for residency, it is important to carefully select which programs to send applications to. The key is to only apply to programs where you have a good chance of getting an interview. This is especially important when you are an international medical graduate (IMG). IMGs should do thorough research to discover the IMG friendly residency programs in the subspecialty they desire. In addition to establishing IMG friendly residency programs, it is also important to consider the score cutoffs for each program. With so many applicants applying for residency spots, program directors often use a cut off system to filter out applicants who they believe are underqualified. This makes the process of selecting interviewees more manageable for them.

How hard is it to match into an OB/GYN residency program? Now compare this to 46% of all IMG's matching into Internal Medicine. This is the full list of the IMG friendly neurosurgery residency programs in pdf form which you can easily download it to your computer or any other device from: Neurosurgery IMG Friendly Residency Programs List Other specialties www.applicantguide.com.

In this post, I will go through how I used FREIDA to build my residency application list and used it to only apply to residency programs who would not filter me out based off my USMLE scores or where I went to school. At the end of the post, I will also provide a place to sign up for a FREE link to my list of preferred residencies that I built when applying. The first step in the process is to build a list of potential residency programs. Your list will vary depending on your USMLE scores, which subspecialties you want to apply to, and which areas of the country you want to emphasize.

I built my list from the programs listed in ERAS. By doing this, you ensure you have the most up-to-date information on which residencies are still in the match. I placed all the names in a spreadsheet to keep track of them. Using a spreadsheet format also allows for specific name searching or alphabetical arrangement.

It is important to note the name of the program director as well as the name of the coordinator and any contact information for each program. This can be found in the basic information tab when you click on the program’s entry. When communicating with programs, addressing the director directly and by name shows attention to detail and conveys interest. Be careful here, however. Be sure to verify the name of the program director either on ERAS or on the residency website as this position can change yearly and addressing a previous program director may not reflect well. It is also handy to have all the program names and contact emails in a spreadsheet for future use.