Talk to the attendings if/when you go to pre-interview dinners so that they would remember you. Practice suturing skills as some programs will test your skills. Know the eyelid/orbit anatomy as some will ask you knowledge-based questions. Be open to private practice programs as much as to university-based programs.
The match rate is about 50%. You can have 1 interview and still match, and you can end up with no match even with 10 interviews. You will be fortunate to match ANYWHERE. Good luck indeed.
Indianapolis (Lee/Nunnery) - tons of dates, already a lot filled
Krieger (Hirschbein) - 3/13 and 3/14
MD Anderson 2/18 and 2/25
Wayne State 3/16 MCW (Wells) - multiple dates
UIC (Setabutr) 3/24
Columbus (Cahill) 2/9, 3/9
TOC - phone call offering interview but no dates yet
Indianapolis (Lee/Nunnery) - tons of dates, already a lot filled
Krieger (Hirschbein) - 3/13 and 3/14
MD Anderson 2/18 and 2/25
Wayne State 3/16
MCW (Wells) - multiple dates
UIC (Setabutr) 3/24
Columbus (Cahill) 2/9, 3/9
TOC - phone call offering interview but no dates yet
Cole eye
UCSF
Just in case there are any of you still reading this thread who didn't match or know someone who didn't match...Duke is offering a 2 year oculoplastics fellowship starting in July 2020. If interested, please email [email protected] for further information.
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