How faculty quietly decide post-Match rescues for unmatched applicants - who gets last-minute residency spots, why, and how to improve your odds.
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Learn a step-by-step, evidence-based campaign for women in academic medicine to build a promotion-ready dossier, map criteria, and win timely advancement.
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Women in Medicine
Women in Academic Medicine: The Promotion Dossier Line by Line
Boost your promotion dossier: line-by-line guidance to help women in academic medicine present evidence, meet committee criteria, and secure advancement.
Medical Teaching Careers
Are Education Research Publications Required for Advancement as an Educator?
Understand when education research publications matter for educator advancement, practical guidance on promotion criteria, scholarship types, and career growth.
PhD vs. MD
Promotion Criteria: How MD and PhD Tracks Differ in Academic Medicine
Compare MD vs PhD promotion criteria in academic medicine: learn how research, clinical impact, teaching, and funding are weighted for career advancement.
DO vs. MD
Academic Promotion Paths: DO vs. MD Credentials in Faculty Hiring
Compare DO vs MD paths for academic promotion and faculty hiring - learn how institution type, career track, and productivity shape advancement.
Medical Teaching Careers
Academic Promotion Data: How Much Teaching Productivity Actually Matters
Learn how teaching productivity impacts academic promotion: why teaching hours rarely secure advancement and which educational activities actually move the needle.
Career Pathways
Is Academic Promotion Really All About Publications? Data vs. Lore
Academic promotion isn't just publications. Learn data-driven promotion criteria across tracks, teaching, clinical excellence, leadership, and scholarship.
Medical Teaching Careers
What the Data Says About Formal Mentorship vs No Mentor for Promotion
Formal mentorship vs no mentor: data suggests higher promotion odds, better visibility, and clearer advancement expectations for MD/DO clinician-educators.