Not sure about this person but I am Peds and got my invite today.
IM, though P also got it as well
No field is perfect but A/I comes pretty close. Job satisfaction, compensation, pathophysiology, and patient population are the biggest pros.
I'm sure this is program dependent. 50 interviewed applicants would be a lot for any allergy department (especially if they try to have 4+ interviews per applicant). My program has 2 spots. In previous years, there have been ~25 people interviewed total. This year we've scheduled the same amount of interview days so I wouldn't expect them to interview more people than before. For a program with a single spot, I imagine they might hedge their bets with ~15 to be safe (probably places that match higher on their list historically may feel comfortable interviewing less).
Everyone’s sent something out?
I haven’t heard from brown either
I don’t believe SUNY, Stanford, or Colorado/NJH peds have given invites either
Hopkins peds either? I see IM but not P
Lifestyle and income potential. Pvt practice A/I makes more than hospitalist (considerably more if partner) and much more than primary care and they work less. Medscape has A/I as best worklife balance of any specialty beating Derm (negligibly). Generally happy patient population with immediate results of your care and drastically improving their quality of life
No to SUNY and Rutgers. I did email Northwell and they said they’re still going through applications but I know some people have heard from them.
Its worth a shot, you have nothing to lose. It does feel like most interview candidates are finalized now though, I didn't get any interviews this week and less people posted in here this week that they got invites.
It's hard to pin this down in such a small field. I'm pretty sure there is match data from the NRMP for this for other fields. You can try and extrapolate but who knows. The past few years have changed the game because of virtual interviews. I think alot of places are back to in person now though but I'm not sure. Virtual interviews skewed everything because applicants had the potential to accept and complete far more interviews. Programs were also able to interview more. I think the top quartile or so of applicants really affected this because they were doing 20 interviews. Fellowship interviews are different than residency. In residency, when you're interviewing during your 4th year of med school, you can do a ton of interviews. If you apply broadly and are even moderately competitive, you are pretty much only limited by your willingness to spend the money....at least for large fields such as IM and peds. I couples matched for residency. My wife and I did somewhere around 20 interviews. With fellowship interviews, you are typically interviewing in your last year of residency. Programs expect this and try to accommodate but you still gotta work. Those ICUs and wards won't run themselves. Save for those in a very program dense geographic area where you might be able to drive to multiple interviews with a single day off work, most of us required 2-3 days off for travel and interview time. I think I did 10 A/I interviews and that was very taxing on my schedule. I ended up declining multiple offers. I matched at the 4th spot on my rank list and I would say I was a relatively competitive applicant. A/I also adds variables because it is such a small field. You might have 1 or 2 spots in a program and one or both might be basically "promised" to an in house applicant. It sucks but the whole interview is basically a facade. You also could be really competitive but some other applicant has one particular connection or quality that trumps the rest.
I haven't heard anything from Rutgers or SUNY Downstate yet. If anyone has from any of these 2 please let us know!
I know Stanford has some interviews this week so they’ve definitely sent out some. Not sure about peds vs IM, I didn’t apply myself!
I know some people have been trying to update last years spreadsheet
Nope, I just got an email!
Same, got an email from Rutgers! (IM)
Has anyone on this thread heard from Stanford yet? Seems like last year's invites came out super late. And based on the initial email they sent out when we first submitted applications, I assume we would at least hear about rejection vs interview invite? Thanks!
Spouse to an A/I applicant here. A friend of ours heard several weeks ago!
I haven’t heard anything yet. I know they historically have sent late in the season, but thinking of reaching out in the coming week.
