People are saying PM&R is competitive and looking at the 73 residency spots--they are all at large state schools and prestigious private ones--is it likely for a DO with a USMLE of 201 and a COMLEX of 410 to get a residency in PM&R? I just dont see why University of Wisconsin or Case Western would accept a DO when they get tons of applicants from MD's? Im just asking about likely e.g. 90 percent chance.
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PM&R Competitiveness 2014
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PM&R isn't that competitive. Not sure how competitive a 201/410 would be, though.
Thanks TheWeeIceMan. So would it be safe to apply to 40 PM&R residencies and 40 FM residencies and say that it should work out somewhere?
You should probably post this in the PMR or Osteopathic forums. You're not gonna get good answers here.People are saying PM&R is competitive and looking at the 73 residency spots--they are all at large state schools and prestigious private ones--is it likely for a DO with a USMLE of 201 and a COMLEX of 410 to get a residency in PM&R? I just dont see why University of Wisconsin or Case Western would accept a DO when they get tons of applicants from MD's? Im just asking about likely e.g. 90 percent chance.
Thanks, didnt realize it was pre osteopathic.
I don't think you will get the best advice here. This is pre-osteo.
This is pre-med land. Beware of any advice given here on this topic. 😉