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Title: Residency Selection What every applicant needs to know


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Residency SelectionWhat every applicant needs to
know
  • brought to you by
  • Dr. Gael J. Lonergan
  • Department of Radiology/USUHS

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GME Board President(2 star flag officer)
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Triservice GME Selection Board
  • All applicants are graded by the Air Force, Army,
    and Navy panels (3 grades)
  • the program directors from each service comprise
    the service panel
  • 3 grades (1 from each service panel) are added
    for a composite score
  • Composite score and application given to
    Specialty Board President (2 star officer)
  • Specialty Board President awards bonus points
    (more about these later)

4
Once grading completed . . .
  • Applications separated into the 3 services and
    given to the appropriate service panel
  • The individual service panels pick their top
    candidates

5
Grading-Standard Points
  • Grades given for the following (point scale
    follows, in parentheses)
  • MS1 and MS2 years (USMLE part 1) (2 point)
  • MS3 and MS4 years (USMLE part 2) (3 point)
  • PGY 1 evaluations (5 point)
  • Post-internship utilization (field) tour (5
    point)
  • Potential for successful career officer (5 point)

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  • Residency (5 point) - only scored for fellowship
    applications (not for a 2nd residency)
  • currently in residency maximum 3 points
  • completed residency and currently practicing in
    specialty maximum 5 points

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Grading-Bonus Points
  • Research (maximum 4 points)
  • 4multiple publications in peer-reviewed journals
  • 3single publication in peer-reviewed journal
  • 2multiple publications in in-house journals, or
    posters
  • 1single publication in-house or poster
  • Prior military service (before medical school)
  • max 2 points (2medical, 1non-medical)

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The Ideal Applicant
  • Top quarter of medical school class in grades
    USMLE scores
  • Prior military service
  • Research activity
  • Excellent evaluations during internship
  • Post-internship utilization tour(s)

9
Radiology Residency Selection
  • Air Force Army may apply as MS4 as preselect
    for PGY2 year in radiology (will do PGY1 year at
    same hospital - IF AVAILABLE, although may do
    PGY1 at different hospital than residency)
  • Navy no preselects (apply as PGY1 or higher only)

10
Radiology Training Slots/YearArmy (varies)
  • WRAMC 4
  • Tripler 3-4
  • Madigan 3-4
  • Brooke 4

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Radiology Training Slots/YearNavy (varies)
  • NNMC 4
  • San Diego 6
  • Portsmouth TBD

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Radiology Training Slots/YearAir Force (varies)
  • Wilford Hall 6
  • Travis 3
  • preselects varies
  • up to
  • 5 at Wilford Hall
  • 1 at Travis

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Residency Trainingthe typical path to
Radiology
  • Navy complete PGY1 year, do GMO/FS tour, then
    residency
  • Air Force may go directly from PGY1 to residency
    or do GMO/flight surgeon tour, then residency
    (depends on applicant and applicant field)
  • PGY1 residency at same hospital for preselects
    (may mean doing a medicine or surgery PGY1 year,
    especially at WHMC)

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  • Army complete PGY1 year apply to Radiology
    Resdiency Selection Board during PGY1 year
  • most applicants go straight to residency from
    PGY1, sometimes at another hospital (mostly
    transitional PGY1)

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Some tips to improve your chances for selection
  • Max out as many scores as possible
  • grades, USMLE, class standing
  • PGY1 evals tour OPRs
  • research (doesnt have to be in radiology)
  • Do an elective rotation at the programs to which
    youll apply
  • get to know the program director

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Program Directors-Army
  • WRAMC MAJ Philip Dinauer (assistant program
    director for National Capital Consortium
    Residency)
  • WP 202 782-1688
  • Brooke MAJ Rick Redd (assistant program director
    for San Antonio Region)
  • WP 210 916-4218
  • Madigan MAJ Steve Yoest
  • WP 253 968-2130
  • Tripler LTC Greg Petermann
  • WP 808 433-6393

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Program Directors-Air Force
  • Wilford Hall Col(sel) Tom Dykes
  • WP 210 292-5290
  • Travis Maj Ray Doughery
  • WP 707 423-7182

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Program Directors-Navy
  • Portsmouth estimated start date of residency
    July 2002. LCDR Bill Craig
  • email wdcraig_at_netscape.net
  • NNMC Bethesda CDR Don Fleming
  • WP 301 295-5044
  • San Diego CDR Michael Puckett
  • email mlpuckett_at_nmcsd.med.navy.mil
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