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the yield in my experience was about 1 program per 20-25 that i contacted with an unlisted all it takes is just one program to be the one! use to assist you in getting the contact info. for the programs of interest. i would not suggest sending your personal file to every program at first when inquiring about an opening, although it doesnt hurt to include your full little short bio name, address, medical school, previous residency experience/awards/professional/personal interstests in the initial email, just so that they know who you that first initial email is sent from the coordinator to the PD, so it can make things easier. once you do get an affirmative response ie, there is an opening, then yes definitely send them everything. as i mentioned in the OP, once you send them your materials dont call or badger them every more than once a week, ok. i would initially think its a little ineffecient to visit the hospitals to inquire, since they will give you the same response whether you call them, email them, or see them in person. but thats up to you. what i mean by aggressive is to be persistent, constantly looking for openings, taking initiative, etc. remain positive! also, once you are done inquiring with all the programs first cycle, dont call them again the following week asking the same question. i would wait about 4 6wks, or so, to inquire about an opening again. you DONT want to get on the bad side of the coordinators. as always with all form of human interaction, be tactful, professional, and things do go a long way. Thanks a lot for the advice. These were great hints. Thank you very much. This is solid advice and much appreciated. Would you by any chance be able to augment this if say a person matched into Psych from SGU and is now wanting to do FP or IM primary care. The thoughts are either to find a PGY2 or apply again via ERAS and go through the match. A 2008 state housing vacancy rate on the mind of some is what happens if you dont match, can you go back to your info would be scenario 1 match as an FMG i assume this is what you mean, given that you mentioned SGU into a specialty that you dont want anymore for whatever reason. scenario 2 you dont match and have to scramble. i dont have much experience in either of these two personally, but ill take a crack at it. i dont know if being an amg or fmg is a big difference if you match as a pgy 1 and its not what you want anymore, at this point in the game i think you need to stick with it for 2 reasons. a intern year in most specialties im, fm, prelim, etc is pretty much the same, albeit with a different emphasis ie, surgery vs. medicine prelim. its suppose to train you to learn basic core principles that any resident physician should learn which is the reason why you take step b it will draw red 2008 state housing vacancy rate if you decide to uncommit at this point from a prospective pd. its better to honor your agreement unless you have a guaranteed swap, which going from inter-specialties might be difficult at this juncture. i would stick with the specialty you matched into, and then use my recs to try to transfer out into a pgy 2 residency position later on. if you do take this route, make sure you do a great job during intern year to gain your pds confidence and support, and let them know a head of time, out of courtesy ie, dont wait till the last minute. well, i guess if you didnt match, youd try to get access to the scramble list and literally cold call/email every program that you can think of and get your medical school advisors assistance. at this point as of this writing i dont know how that outlook is like, although from experience Ive seen people not honor their pgy 1 contract up until one week from the start of residency, so i guess theres that hope. my guess would be that you would be looking for a pgy 1 spot during the residency yr for people that leave prior to intern year completion. this does happen quite often leaving for personal, medical reason, etc. in the meantime between now and then keep your eyes and ears can occur anytime, but usually most programs announce this around nov/dec around halfway, when these problems usually come the winter months, no doubt. i would 2008 state housing vacancy rate go ahead and follow my recs when the time comes around to apply ie, send your eras application, etc. in the mean time dont lose faith remain confident and do something productive if you can research, tutoring/mentoring, teach mcat prep, etc, and of course be ready to go at any time. i hope this helps. good luck everyone. :thumbup: Thanks for putting together this clear and concise list of options for us folks scrambling for a position! Ive used cold-calling, I am registered with findaresident, and I have all my application materials ready to be faxed or emailed. I hear you about persistence being the 2008 state housing vacancy rate that holds it all together. : the most important thing is to remain optomistic and positive! as long as you have all your application materials ready to go at a moments notice, you just have to remain alert and keep in close contact with previous LOR writers/PDs/advisors, since they can sometimes hear about things earlier than you can! keep in mind that in the end whether its a 4, or 6, or even 12 month interval between residencies or med school/residency, its about being proactive and doing something of value personal or professional, such as mentoring/teaching, research, or even pursing a graduate degree in between residency. all of us had worked hard in one way or another getting in and through medical school, so while normally transitioning from med school to residency is the natural order of things, keep in mind that you have so many have various options at your disposal, but maintain your clear vision of returning to residency when the opportunity arises. Thanks for your informative reply. So basically, Ill go ahead and complete my PGY 1 year, and at which point in Sept Ill reapply to lets say FP via ERAS. So when do I tell the PD I am planning on doing this given I will only have July and August done before applying? Also another question, can I land a combined program ie in Psych now but would rather do Med/Psych, in the match or will funding be an issue? Next question, what are some of the easier areas to transfer into from Psych if you are aware? Thanks as always, your added info is truly appreciated If you decide to transfer after completing your intern year in psych, just make sure you have the FULL support and committment from your PD, you have done a solid job, and give them a heads up around half way.

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i think you should be able to get the credit. but more important is good letter from that pd in my 2008 planning engineer vacancy everyones gonna wanna know what happend last if pd writes a good letter. thats a huge plus i think. :thumbup: Thank you so much for all the advice. I have met with my PD and he said that I will get 7 month of credit for the time I spent their. He said that if I find an offcycle spot that is willing to take me than he will personally call the program director tell them about my situation and officially transfer all my evals and procedure logs for me to get credit. He also said that he will right a letter explaininng my situation. Thank you so much for all the advice. I have met with my PD and he said that I will get 7 month of credit for the time I spent their. He said that if I find an offcycle spot that is willing to take me than he will personally call the program director tell them about my situation and officially transfer all my evals and procedure logs for me to get credit. He also said that he will right a letter explaininng my situation. I am a 4th year med student looking for a transitional year. Wont get degree till June. My question is, how do I go about finding off-cycle spots? have your eras or whatever application packet ready to fax/email/snail mail asap! i noticed having it in pdf form scanning it and emailing it in pdf was effecient, quick, and could save you time and money versus snail mail or faxing also the prospective pd can quickly glance at your application and email you on the spot for more materials. if you are looking for pgy 2 position make sure you have copies of: clinical eval rotations, USMLE board score reports PD 2008 planning engineer vacancy standing letter, and a couple LOR if not, at least easily ready to email if looking for surgical or ob-gyn position, have copies of your surgery case or obg-gyn case log also 2008 planning engineer vacancy with your materials you can send this later after the other stuff YOU HAVE TO BE AGGRESSIVE AND BE LOOKING EVERYWHERE!!! if you are willing to invest some, get find a resident/resident swap acct i have no direct experience nor am i endorsing it, but its there as a resource cold call/email residency programs every day I would find on average 1 open position per 20 25 email/calls, so this is 2008 planning engineer vacancy an option, especially for programs that are not listed anywhere else if you can, try to have your old pd/medical school advisor assist you, if this is an option. when you email your materials introduce yourself for the first time, etc. first paragraph introduce yourself and mention your interest in pursuing a pgy X position. in a 2nd paragraph, include a quick bio/info bit about you stating the following: name, medical school, previous residency experience location, yrs, awards optional and KEY professional/clinical interests this also helps you stand apart and lets the prospective program know that 2008 planning engineer vacancy from just filling in a residency spot, that you also have scholarly/research or volunteering interests! Only mention this if you are 2008 planning engineer vacancy interested in pursuing these things, have mentioned it in your personal statement, and/or have experience in the past that correlates with your pursuits. make sure you are are able to talk about these endeavors in 2008 planning engineer vacancy personal statement and in your interview. REMEMBER be honest and genuine, you dont want to be making things up because eventually it will show. be persistent contact the program coordinators a few days later just to make sure your materials were received and/or files were opened.

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So my dilemma do I go about looking for a PGY-2 somewhere else without exposing it to my program? You mentioned PD LOR/good standing letter which is definitely a NO GO for me as it may lead to my program taking preemptive action and canceling my contract. How likely is it to find a spot without having the new program contact your current PD while evaluating candidates? Thanks in advance for you advices. hey mrs doc. if i were in ur position i would just stick to the program ur already in. its hard to get pgy2 without ur current pds blessings:rolleyes:. plus u already signed pgy2 contract. i think you should just try to stick to the program. life can get hard at times. but it can get a lot harder if u mess with pds and contracts:eek::scared:. hope it gets easier for u too tho:thumbup: I was released from an IM residency program after completing 7 month with above average evaluations. What happened was I got off on the wrong 2008 planning budgeting vacancies with some of my senior residents and two of them stated under the ethical section that I have said that I have done certain things when I 2008 planning budgeting vacancies such as ordering I might have unintentionally a couple of times but nothing that has lead to any serious comprmise to patient care or anything of the like. So I was taken to a departmental meeting where the chair of the department has made the 2008 planning budgeting vacancies to release me from the program even after I presented my case. During this whole time I had a great reltionship with the PD. After, they made 2008 planning budgeting vacancies decission I 2008 planning budgeting vacancies and started an MPH program for the past year. Now I will be re-applying for residency again this year. I havent talked to the PD since the department chair made that decisson. I recently have scheduled an appointment to go back and talk with the PD to ask for his support as I am going to reapply for residency. He seemed pretty positive about setting a meeting. My questions to you guys is: What should I address during the meeting? Should I ask him for a letter of rec? Is it possible for me to get credit for those seven month? My medical school program director said that she could offer me a second year spot if I have credit for those month? Is it ok to ask the program director if I can get credit for those month or should I just keep it simple and just ask for his support as I reapply for residency. I also 2008 planning budgeting vacancies two letters of recommendation from my attendings their. Getting a letter from your prior PD would be VERY helpful. Regardless of how you spin this to other PDs, we are going to worry that were only hearing 1/2 of the story the 2008 planning budgeting vacancies you want to tell. 2008 planning budgeting vacancies credit for your prior rotations would also be helpful. Not sure how another PD can give you a PGY-2 spot, since in the best case youll have only 7 months of PGY-1 credit, but having said credit can only help. If you do match for a PGY-1 spot in July, you should be prepared to repeat the whole year. However, there is some chance that while you are interviewing a program will have an open off cycle PGY-1 spot, and then the 7 months of prior credit could be very helpful. i agree with kave dweller.

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Above all else, make sure you do your best and accomplish quality work, seek help/guidance when needed, and treat your colleagues and patients well. Its commonly overlooked, but remember besides board scores and where you went to school, its about how you are as a person. For example, if youre viewed not implying anything as a pariah in your program ie, lazy, uncooperative, are not trusted, show no dedication, etc you will have a more difficult timetransferring than, for example, someone who isnt like this but is a solid worker with say average board scores and pedigree. In other words, you dont have any control over where you went to school or your previous board scores, but you have total control over how well you do during your intern year, and this will determine how many doors open for you if you decide to transfer. So prepare to do your best no matter where you go. Hi, to the original poster. First of all, thanks for taking the time to put this together! Secondly, will cold-calling work at this point in time after the match post-match scramble, everything is full no? Or should I wait a few months, for example early june to make phone calls? As for in-person requests would it be more tactful in your opinion to CALL program coordinators and request an appointment or just, you know drop by. ? Hi, to the original poster. First of all, thanks for taking the time to put this together! Secondly, will cold-calling work at this point in time after the match post-match scramble, everything is full no? Or should I wait a few months, for example early june to make phone calls? As for in-person requests would it be more tactful in your opinion to CALL program coordinators and request an appointment or just, you know drop by. ? no problem guys, im glad to hear that my experience is somewhat useful for others who are on the same boat. Cold calling/emailing works best during high yield seasons Nov Dec, Feb March, but its all a numbers game. As you can see here on other SDN threads there are some people across the country withdrawing or deferring their internship contracts, which means that there are some openings here and there. Unfortunately by this time in the season I would suppose that 97% of the spots are there still is that 3%, sort of speak. either talk to someone who has a find-a-resident or residentswap acct or pay and open one, and definitely call all of those programs that are opened. if you cant do the above, go to the find-a-resident site and count the number and geographic locations of where the supposed vacancies are at. then by process of elimination call those states in that geographic location it takes like 5 10 min do do this, but it can save you some. for example, there are like 4-5 states in the mid-atlantic region, and if it says 5 openings in a specialty exist, then go to and get the phone emals of all of those programs in those states. the key is to be trategic in your plan to save time. regarding in person requests, remember that youre mostly dealing with program coodinators when inquiring for residency vacancies at first, so in reality i dont know whether they would prefer a meeting vs. email vs. a phone call to give you that information. i personally would prefer to be effecient and find out the quickest way possible if a vacancy exists or not. hi guys, im new here i just wanted to get some addvice on my situation. i applied for this years match and went unmatched. i m interested in IM/FM i have a externship in radiology in june at a university my question to you guys is: will this improve my chances in IM/FM residency for nxt yr? what else can i do to improve my chances? do people with a single attempt get into a residency? my scores are not that great! its had to stay optimistic please advice. Also in what mnths shd i call/email the programs and see for any unexpected openings? I am already registered on findaresident. I also emailed the programs and all said that they are full. anyone have a residentswap account and want to help me out by telling me what would be available for me?? its too early in the game for me to register I am a military physician. I completed my PGY-1 year in 2007 and realized all too late that I should have applied for anesthesia programs this past match for the 2011 CA-1 start. I have been trying to get my LOR, deans letters, etc together to my school to use the remaining ERAS time until 31 May to do exactly what you have mentioned. Do you think at this late in the game this is something I should do or should I wait until July and try at that time? Again I join other fellow members to thank you for this great post. I have a special case that fit more into 2 but with a little twist. Im completing my PGY-1 now and already got my contract for PGY-2 singed and turned it in. My program is so malignant that 1 or 2 residents are let go every year and I feel this could happen to anyone in the program especially those without any cover like me. So my dilemma do I go about looking for a PGY-2 somewhere else without exposing it to my program? You mentioned PD LOR/good standing letter which is definitely a NO GO for me as it may lead to my program taking preemptive action and canceling my contract. How likely is it to find a spot without having the new program contact your current PD while evaluating candidates? Thanks in advance for you advices. Again I join other fellow members to thank you for this great post. I have a special case that fit more into 2 but with a little twist. Im completing my PGY-1 now and already got my contract for PGY-2 singed and turned it in. My program is so malignant that 1 or 2 residents are let go every year and I feel this could happen to anyone in the program especially those without any cover like me.

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The thoughts are either to find a PGY2 or apply again via ERAS and go through the match. A question on the mind of some is what happens if you dont match, can you go back to your info would be scenario 1 match as an FMG i assume this is what you mean, given that you mentioned SGU into a 2008 norwalk office vacancy rates that you dont want anymore for whatever reason. scenario 2 you dont match and have to scramble. i dont have much experience in 2008 norwalk office vacancy rates of these two personally, but ill take a crack at it. i dont know if being an amg or fmg is a big difference if you match as a pgy 1 and its not what you want anymore, at this point in the game i think you need to stick with it for 2 reasons. a intern year in most specialties im, fm, prelim, etc is pretty much the same, albeit with a different emphasis ie, surgery vs. medicine prelim. its suppose to train you to learn basic core principles that any resident physician should learn which is the reason why you take step b it will draw red flags if you decide to uncommit at this point from a prospective pd. its better to honor your agreement unless you have a guaranteed swap, which going from inter-specialties might be difficult at this juncture. i would stick with the specialty you matched into, and then use my recs to try to transfer out into a pgy 2 residency position later on. if you do take this route, make sure you do a great job during intern year to gain your pds confidence and support, and let them know a head of time, out of courtesy ie, dont wait till the last minute. well, i guess if you didnt match, youd try to get access to the scramble list and literally cold call/email every program that you can think of and get your medical school advisors assistance. at this point as of this writing i dont know how that outlook is like, although from experience Ive seen people not honor their pgy 1 contract up until one week from the start of residency, so i guess theres that hope. my guess would be that you would be looking for a pgy 1 spot during the residency yr for people that leave prior to intern year completion. this does happen quite often leaving for personal, medical reason, etc. in the meantime between now and then keep your eyes and ears can occur anytime, but usually most programs announce this around nov/dec around halfway, when these problems usually come the winter months, no doubt. i would then go ahead and follow my recs when the time comes around to apply ie, send your eras application, etc. in the mean time dont lose faith remain confident and do something productive if you can research, tutoring/mentoring, teach mcat prep, etc, and of course be ready to go at any time. i hope this helps. good luck everyone. :thumbup: Thanks for putting together this clear and concise list of 2008 norwalk office vacancy rates for us folks scrambling for a position! Ive used cold-calling, I am registered with findaresident, and I have all my application materials ready to be faxed or emailed. 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Thanks for your informative reply. So basically, Ill go ahead and complete my PGY 1 year, and at which point in Sept Ill reapply to lets say FP via ERAS. So when do I tell the PD I am planning on doing this given I will only have July and August done before applying? Also another question, can I land a combined program ie in Psych now but would rather do Med/Psych, in the match or will funding be an issue? Next question, what are some of the easier areas to transfer into from Psych if you are aware? Thanks as always, your added info is truly appreciated If you decide to transfer after completing your intern year in psych, just make sure you have the FULL support and committment from your PD, you have done a solid job, and give 2008 norwalk office vacancy rates a heads up around half way. Remember, its not just about you leaving the program, but also giving them enough time to fill your replacement. To transfer out you dont need to go through ERAS again 2008 norwalk office vacancy rates not going through the match, youll be an out of match applicant looking for a pgy 2 spot, but keep copies of all of our ERAS paperwork to help you re-apply. Also, if youre leaning towards primary care, i would recommend getting some clinical exposure ie, outpatient clinic time during your intern elective time to keep those skills up to par. There are combined med/psych programs, just look it up in Funding shouldnt be an issue. I know its been mentioned before in other posts, but Ive never found it or heard of it as being an issue, from I guess I dont want to generalize that specialties that lend themselves to more patient contact, continuity, and less procedure oriented types, such as primary care FP, IM, preventive medicine. It really depends on what YOU want, your vision, professional and personal goals, and what you really enjoyed doing in 2008 norwalk office vacancy rates school, and what you see yourself doing well as a career. Make sure to really work on your new personal statement explaining why you are changing specialties, what lead to this new perspective, your passions in the new specialty, and why and how you can contribute to that field not only in residency, but beyond. In other words, make sure that you genuinely demonstrate that desire, since they will know that you initially chose a different field. Its fine, people can change their mind, they just want to make sure that you dont change it again with them.

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