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Getting in to a Residency

Getting in to a Residency. Adam Shisler , DDS – ’12 Texas-Houston Keri Jamison – ’13 Louisville Ashley Phares – ’13 Connecticut . Agenda. Give you all the information possible to make the decisions necessary to find a perfect fit for you and your life upon graduation from dental school. .

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Getting in to a Residency

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  1. Getting in to a Residency Adam Shisler, DDS – ’12 Texas-Houston Keri Jamison – ’13 Louisville Ashley Phares – ’13 Connecticut

  2. Agenda Give you all the information possible to make the decisions necessary to find a perfect fit for you and your life upon graduation from dental school.

  3. Three “possible” Pathways PASS/Match Residency Residency through Military PASS/Match Alternative Scenarios

  4. What’s the Secret?

  5. Go to the source(s) to get the info

  6. PASS PASS • ADEA PASS • Postdoctoral Application Support Service • How do the Program Directors make decisions?

  7. Progress in Advanced Dental Education Application Processes • Three Steps to Acceptance: • Initial Review • Who to Interview • Final Selection

  8. Progress in Advanced Dental Education Application Processes • Three Steps to Acceptance: • Initial Review • Who to Interview • Final Selection

  9. Progress in Advanced Dental Education Application Processes • Three Steps to Acceptance: • Initial Review • Who to Interview • Final Selection

  10. MATCH

  11. http://www.natmatch.com/dentres/aboutalg.html Match Explained • Each applicant's Rank Order List is traversed "downwards", from most preferred program to least preferred, until the first program is reached at which the applicant can be tentatively matched, or until the applicant's list of choices is exhausted. • Each program accepts applicants "upwards" on its Rank Order List, continually removing less preferred matches in favor of more preferred applicants, until the program is matched to the most preferred applicants who wish to be matched to the program.

  12. My Timeline of Events

  13. Tips from the Old Guy in the Room • Never say never • Make yourself known • Always leave your options open • Maximize your time off • Network like whoa

  14. Residency through Military kmjami01@gmail.com

  15. Military Tips -Go visit the residency!!!!!! (make yourself known among program directors, staff, & residents) -Tell them what you want -Importance of letter of intent -Know yourself, be yourself, sell yourself

  16. http://www.natmatch.com/dentres/stats/2013sumstats.html Post-MATCH Scenarios Overall participation in the Postdoctoral Dental Matching Program increased, as it has in each of the last five years. The number of participating applicants increased by 2.0%, the number of positions offered increased by 3.7%, and the number of filled positions increased by 4.5%. The number of unmatched applicants and unfilled positions both decreased, which breaks the trends seen over the last several years. anphares256@gmail.com

  17. Post-Match Tips Be prepared Don’t keep it a secret Be timely Stay positive!

  18. Best of Luck! acshisler@gmail.com kmjami01@gmail.com anphares256@gmail.com

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