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How residency program directors spot ghostwritten papers and inflated research claims, learn red flags, vetting tactics, and how to avoid being flagged.
Create a due diligence dossier for new residency programs: check ACGME status, hospital stability, leadership, and clinical volume to rank with confidence.
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New Residency Programs
When to Prioritize New Programs in Your Rank List: A Month-by-Month Plan
Month-by-month plan to evaluate and prioritize new residency programs on your rank list. Practical vetting tips to balance risk and improve Match outcomes.
How to Prepare for Pre-Match Offers
Visa-Restricted Applicant: What to Do When Only One Site Pre-Matches
Visa-restricted applicants with one residency pre-match: assess your risk, pressure-test the program, and secure visa sponsorship before you sign.
New Residency Programs
How to Vet a New Residency Program When There Are No Graduates Yet
Vet new residency programs effectively: confirm ACGME accreditation, board eligibility, curriculum, case volumes, and institutional stability before you commit.
Regional Residency Guides
If You're From a Coastal City Considering a Rural Heartland Program
Guide for coastal applicants considering rural heartland residency: vet programs, ask key questions, and prepare for earlier autonomy and broader patient mix.
Residency Program Red Flags
Pre-ERAS Summer: Online Research Checklist for Program Red Flags
Pre-ERAS summer checklist to spot residency program red flags online, evaluating accreditation, board pass rates, turnover, and call schedules before applying.
Medical Missions
Gap Year Missions: A Month-by-Month Plan for Pre-Meds and MS4s
Month-by-month gap year missions guide for pre-meds and MS4s: vet programs, train ethically, build skills, and serve responsibly abroad.
Leadership in Medicine
Should I Tell My PD I Want to Be Chief? Timing and Script
Know when and how to tell your PD you want to be chief resident, timing, scripts, vetting tips, and mistakes to avoid to boost your candidacy.