Changes For The 2022-2023 OBGYN Application Cycle

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Changes for the 2022-2023OBGYN Application CycleApril 11, 2022WelcomeWe will start the webinar at 7:00pm EST

PanelistsMaya Hammoud MD, MBAClerkship Director, University ofMichiganPast APGO PresidentBukky Akingbola MS, DOPGY-1University of MinnesotaDavid Marzano MDProgram Director, University ofMichiganEric Strand MDProgram Director,Washington UniversityErika Banks MDProgram Director, AlbertEinstein College of MedicineCREOG Vice-ChairJohn Dalrymple MDAssociate Dean for MedicalEducation QualityImprovement, Harvard MSHelen Kang Morgan MDDirector, Transition to ResidencyCourses, University of MichiganArthur Ollendorff, MDDIO, Virginia Teach Carilion SOMAPGO President

GoalsReview preliminary 2022 Match dataReview application guidelines for 2022-2023 cycle includingthe SLOEDiscuss program preference signaling and residencyapplication toolsQ&A

How competitive is OBGYN?Unfilled PositionsOBGYN#Programs288 (279)PositionsOffered1,503 (1,460)20224UnfilledPrograms3 (2)202132020320193% FilledMD Seniors73.6% (74.5%)20186% FilledDO Seniors16.1% (15.5%)4.1% increase in number of positions (43 positions; 1460 to 1503)%Total Filled99.7% (99.8%)

How competitive is OBGYN?The final match rate by preferred specialty would be a bit higher- Data will be released in May/June

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Mission & Values(Yours and the Residency Programs)ResidencyDirectoryGeography(Your desired training location)Personal & Professional Goals(Your fellowship or practice aspirations)AlignmentCheck IndexReflectionExploretoolsAPPLICANTStudent AffairsClerkship DirectorsCareer AdvisorsDepartment ChairsProgram DirectorsFaculty MentorsDiscusswithadvisorsSelectprogramsWHERE TO APPLY &PROGRAM SIGNAL

Standards forOBGYNApplication andInterviewProcesses

2022-2023 Standards for the OBGYNApplication and Interview ProcessApplication submissiondeadline Oct 1, 2022*Minimum of 48 hours afteroffer to accept/decline*Release all interview offersOct 25, 2022*Interviews no earlier thanOct 31, 2022*Interview invitations limited tothe number of interview slots*Final status (Reject, waitlist)Dec 2,2022**Virtual interviews for all applicants

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Standardized Letter ofEvaluation(SLOE)

Standardized Letter of Evaluation (SLOE)*One SLOE per applicantApplicants shouldstill include twoOBGYN LORs(traditional or Chairwhere available)and one other LORhttps://apgo.org/page/rrrapplicant

FAQsWho should complete the SLOE?The SLOE can be completed by either an OBGYN faculty who worked directly with the applicant in the clinical setting orbe completed by a group of faculty who can use multiple sources of feedback and assessment data to create theevaluation. The SLOE form has been created to make it clear if the evaluation is being completed by an individualevaluator or as a group evaluation (composite SLOE).Should standard letters of recommendation (LORs) still be solicited?Yes. Traditional LORs should still be solicited as usual until further experience, guidelines and recommendations aboutthe SLOE are developed. For this cycle, applicants may solicit up to 3 additional LORs (not including the SLOE).Can a faculty fill out both a SLOE and a standard LOR?The letter writer should only complete a SLOE, and not provide a traditional LOR. The SLOE should convey enoughinformation about the applicant to programs.

Program Signaling

Program SignalingOccurs at time of ERAS Application*3 Gold signals: Highest interest*15 Silver signals: Very high interest*Applicants indicates participation inERAS (Supp App/Signaling)

EquityEmailsPhone callsFaculty reach-outsApplicantIncreasing numbers of applicationsPrograms

Applicant: OBGYN will be adding two tiers of preference signaling infuture application cycles. Applicants would be able to signal threeresidency programs with their highest three preferences (Gold signals),as well as their next top 15 preferences (Silver signals) at the time ofthe submission of their ERAS application. How do you believe thiswould have impacted your residency application process?

How to Participate in Program Signaling?ProgramSignals When you choose OBGYN to apply Will direct you to Supp App/Signaling Check you are participating On August 1 (closes Sept 16 at 5pm ET),signaling site opens You will receive email from AAMC Select 3 programs for gold signals Select 15 programs for silver signals

Program Signals

Program Signals

How will applicant information be shared withprograms?Programsees:Applicant sent asignal to theprogramApplicant didnot send asignal to theprogramGOLD ORNo informationis displayedSILVER ORGOLD, SILVERApplicant skipped thisquestion or did notcomplete SuppAppNo information isdisplayed

Program Agreement Program Code of Conduct Programs shall NOT disclose the identification of applicants who havesignaled. Programs shall NOT ask interviewees where they have signaled. Programs shall NOT disclose the number of signals they have received Signals are appropriate for use in the interview offer phase only

ApplicantGuidance Tips forCompletingfrom 2022When deciding where to signal, you are encouraged toconsider the strength of your application, your ultimatecareer goals, and your personal circumstances with therelative competitiveness, mission, and goals of theprograms to which they apply.We encourage you to work with your advisors and facultyand resident mentors as you consider this.You may consider signaling programs in which you have aparticular interest that is not evident in your application,such as geographic preference or interest in a particulararea of research or program mission focus.

FAQs1. Will there be a cost to participate?2. Will programs be able to see where else I have signaled?3. Should I signal my home program, or a program where I completedan away rotation or acting-internship?4. Is there a benefit to signaling a program with a gold AND silversignal?5. How should I decide where to send my gold and silver signals?

Alignment CheckIndex (ACI)

Alignment Check Index (ACI)New ToolApplicantSelfAssessmentApplicant index notvisible to programsResidencyProgramPrioritiesCategories’ weights notvisible to applicants01Academic Metrics02Work Experience03Community Service/Advocacy04Research Experience05Teaching Experience06Background/Lived Experiences

Mission & Values(Yours and the Residency Programs)ResidencyDirectoryGeography(Your desired training location)Personal & Professional Goals(Your fellowship or practice aspirations)AlignmentCheck IndexReflectionExploretoolsAPPLICANTStudent AffairsClerkship DirectorsCareer AdvisorsDepartment ChairsProgram DirectorsFaculty MentorsDiscusswithadvisorsSelectprogramsWHERE TO APPLY &PROGRAM SIGNAL

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Resources

Resources Future webinar: Preparing your Residency Application Social Media-Twitter @Maya Michigan for OBGYN application and other general updates @Inside TheMatch for general application and match updates @obgyn delivered @Apgonews @acog @OBGynChallenge for OBGYNgeneral info RRR Websitehttps://apgo.org/page/rrrapplicant

Questions

OBGYN Application Cycle April 11, 2022 Welcome We will start the webinar at 7:00pm EST. Bukky Akingbola MS, DO PGY-1 . 4.1% increase in number of positions (43 positions; 1460 to 1503) . Phone calls Faculty reach-outs y. Applicant: OBGYN will be adding two tiers of preference signaling in .