post match open positions??

[panipuri]

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😕 how to find post match fellowship open spots?

 

[jdh71]

😕 how to find post match fellowship open spots?

If you've signed up with the NRMP you will be given a list of unfilled spots after the match is over.

 

[panipuri]

i didnt sign for nrmp...can i still do it?
is it better to sign for nrmp or become a member for findaresident.com??

 

[jdh71]

i didnt sign for nrmp...can i still do it?
is it better to sign for nrmp or become a member for findaresident.com??

You're not applying this year?

 

[panipuri]

i was limited to location so applied only in my state..so no interviews this year...wll apply next year...
so should i pay nrmp 50$ or register in findaresident

 

[jdh71]

i was limited to location so applied only in my state..so no interviews this year...wll apply next year...
so should i pay nrmp 50$ or register in findaresident

I'm not entirely sure what do here. If you don't have an interview to rank . . . I suppose you could gamble spend the $50, rank a single program, and see if they'll give you the list when you go unmatched. Though if rank list deadline is past, then it won't help you.

 

[gutonc]

i was limited to location so applied only in my state..so no interviews this year...wll apply next year...
so should i pay nrmp 50$ or register in findaresident

What jdh71 said.

Additionally, if you had geographic restrictions, did they magically disappear now? If not, what are the chances that the local programs who didn't offer you interviews before are going to have open spots, and want to give you one of them? And if you do no longer have geographic restrictions, save your money, work for a year as a hospitalist/PCP/locums, re-apply next cycle (which is actually in almost a year and a half) and apply more broadly as this will likely give you better options.