Based off 2020 NRMP Charting Outcomes - D.O, Chances for Gas?

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[Ho0v-man]

I was very surprised to see the bump and competitiveness in the 2020 NRMP Charting Outcomes for Anesthesia.
Subpar scores, low-tier school. I am terrified.

79% chance per those charting outcomes. Toss in some apps to a backup if it makes you feel better. But you should still go for what you want. You’ve worked too hard no to.

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

You're a DO student. Get used to match chances in the 70s and 80s.

 

[ritts]

find out if you like your anesthesiology rotation first. If so, then YOLO.

 

[You shall know the Truth]

find out if you like your anesthesiology rotation first. If so, then YOLO.

I agree, if you like it go all in.

 

[ilovemydog]

I’m in a similar position but with a Step 2 of Step 2 of 240. Really bummed that anesthesia got more competitive.

 

[deleted898021]

I’m in a similar position but with a Step 2 of Step 2 of 240. Really bummed that anesthesia got more competitive.

You have a decent chance to match, according to the 2020 charting outcomes atleast

 

[deleted986199]

I’m in a similar position but with a Step 2 of Step 2 of 240. Really bummed that anesthesia got more competitive.

You at least have a step 2 score that’s at par of what it needs to be. I unfortunately haven’t taken step 2 and I’m thinking I’ll end up with a 230 unfortunately

 

[ilovemydog]

You at least have a step 2 score that’s at par of what it needs to be. I unfortunately haven’t taken step 2 and I’m thinking I’ll end up with a 230 unfortunately

When are you taking step 2?

 

[ilovemydog]

end of this month. I'm a poor test taker.

You can do it! I focused on OME and doing uworld. Test taking strategy really helped me on this exam.

 

[Angus Avagadro]

220 is not the end of the world. Might not match at a university, but lots of good programs at university affiliate hospitals. The one in our area has excellent CV anesthesia and neuro anesth , level 1 trauma, and regional childrens hospital in the area. As long as you are board certified, most clinical jobs won't be concerned where you trained. Good luck and best wishes.