Competitiveness of PM&R "R" spots

[Want2Bdoc]

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I'm thinking ahead for next match and wondering if anyone has insight on the "R" spots for PM&R. I'm set to do a medicine prelim at DO program and will be re-interviewing for advanced spots.

 

[lejeunesage]

Not sure what that means.

 

[Chickenandwaffles]

I'm thinking ahead for next match and wondering if anyone has insight on the "R" spots for PM&R. I'm set to do a medicine prelim at DO program and will be re-interviewing for advanced spots.

They are rather competitive, because there are very few and there are only a handful of programs that have them, and typically have 1.

 

[RangerBob]

I agree--they're quite competitive. If you're only applying to PM&R, make sure you also apply for the normal PGY-2 positions. Obviously that'd be less preferable because then you have a gap of one year.

 

[Tromner]

One of my fellow interns matched to one and they basically wanted her to sign out side the match but couldn't. There was still a chance that they would back out, but she basically knew after interveiwing that she had the spot.

 

[Chickenandwaffles]

One of my fellow interns matched to one and they basically wanted her to sign out side the match but couldn't. There was still a chance that they would back out, but she basically knew after interveiwing that she had the spot.

Where at? Was she transferring out of something else?