6 Shocking Facts From the 2024 NRMP Match

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Let’s dive into the results of the 2024 NRMP Residency Match. Did emergency medicine make a comeback or is it still a declining specialty?📉 Why Are more DOs applying? Did the 2024 Match finally address the physician shortage? Find out!
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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Introduction
00:10 Record Number Primary Care Positions
03:38 Emergency Medicine Numbers Are Rebounding
05:48 Shift in the Demographics Applying to Match
08:01 Fewer Positions Filled Through SOAP
09:03 Impact of Covid-19 on Medical School Students
09:27 Specialty Competitiveness
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@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

Find the Specialty Competitiveness Index here: medschoolinsiders.com/medical-student/most-competitive-specialties/

@misteratoz Месяц назад

Hospitalist here. I graduated last year. I was initially considering a PCP position. But the reality of the situation is I don't think you can do good medical care seeing 30 patients a day. Even 20 is pushing it for me. And that fact alone made me want to do hospitalist medicine where I see half that number of patients and get most of the year off. That and not wanting to do as many prior authorizations and dealing with FMLA paperwork. It's just way too much.

@mydearriley Месяц назад

Half of the year off? What does that mean?

@yahyapatel6203 Месяц назад

Hospitalist do 7 days on 7 days off or 14 days on and 14 days off

@reddbendd Месяц назад

@@yahyapatel6203 i would be literally pulling my hair out by the 2nd day off, calling into work and asking to come back.

@JIMKATSANIDIS Месяц назад

Very helpful video, Dr. Kevin! Emergency medicine has traditionally been a popular specialty among medical students, due to its unique challenges, fast-paced nature, and potential for immediate impact. But recently has become less desirable, due to the impact of COVID-19, economic workforce projections, and growing clinical demands outpacing pay. Also, medical students don't want to be the future scapegoats for emergency departments operating in broken health systems. 🙌❤

@mijmij8 Месяц назад

great video like always!!

@tommytsang911 Месяц назад

You should make a video on the specialties that are less competitive on your rankings but have deceptive match rates on initial data. For example PM&R had something like a 60% match for DOs and in the 80s for MDs, possibly due to it being a common "backup" for ortho applicants

@user-gx5lo6yu2i 26 дней назад

Wait so my heroes in PM&R are potentially just unmatched ortho bros😮?!

@ronakpatel7919 Месяц назад

Been waiting for this since the day i saw results come out!

@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

Thanks for tuning in

@niadhi 27 дней назад

Awesome video Kevin, can you make a video of future of primary care including pediatrics given the compensation and up creep of mid levels

@patrickbodrog8127 Месяц назад

Great video but where is the Med School insiders specialty competitiveness index? I cannot find it in the description.

@ivy01606 Месяц назад

same

@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

You can find the Competitiveness Index in the Most and Least Competitive guides as well as the corresponding blog here: medschoolinsiders.com/medical-student/facts-from-the-2024-nrmp-match/ Spreadsheet access at the bottom of the post.

@patrickbodrog8127 Месяц назад

@@kevinjubbalmd Thank you! Would it be a possibility to also include osteopathic and US IMG/non US IMG in the future for the speciality competitiveness index so more applicant types could gauge their competitiveness?

@beautifulbull Месяц назад

Hi Dr Jubbal😊 Please also start considering IMGs from EUROPEAN medical schools. There's a lot of us, & in my experience, our educational background is quite different from Caribbean med schools. TY💗

@hongkaiwang5321 Месяц назад

I’m wondering what about US MD but an international student (visa requiring)

@reddbendd Месяц назад

why is there no combined residency for anesthesia and psychiatry??? i would have been a DO if so. I guess I will b an NP instead

@Rainbowofthefallen Месяц назад

Just commenting for the algorithm ❤️

@LJ-cp6qs Месяц назад

About those additional primary care spots...Last year the AMA stated these spots will address the primary care physician shortage. Really? Ive never heard of someone wanting to go into primary care and not finding a spot. (Provided they passed step exams etc). Absolute smoke and mirrors from AMA.

@rowaieadil3744 Месяц назад

Hey, I’m in kyoto too

@JoeyMinneapolis Месяц назад

Is anesthesiology competitive now? It seems to have had the most drastic changes compared to just 2 years ago

@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

We will have the NRMP data in summer and an updated video on competitiveness shortly after

@grafkirk Месяц назад

New Grand Seiko? Looks awesome - is it a souvenir from Japan?

@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

Yes!! Shunbun SGBA443. Talk more about it on Jubbal& Cars RU-vid channel :)

@grafkirk Месяц назад

@kevinjubbalmd That’s awesome! Will check out. That’s been on my wishlist (dream list, really) for a while. Congrats!

@mohamedosama3605 Месяц назад

It's easier to use the terms US-IMG and Non-US IMG I think.

@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

That's probably a clearer way, I just learned FMG vs IMG!

@charlesclintonmd Месяц назад

@@kevinjubbalmdI was born and raised in Costa Rica but also a US citizen. I did medical school in Costa Rica-> so what would I be? Just showing these terms do not portray all the options well enough. I’d say-> US- IMG. Also, you said FMG is oversees-> F is for Foreign, Costa Rica would be Foreign, without crossing any sea, lol. I guess if I wasn’t a US citizen I could be a Non- US IMG, or FMG. There should be clarity on these terms tbh.

@joserubenpolomercado4654 Месяц назад

@@charlesclintonmdsimple, if you are an american citizen and did your medschool outside the US or Canada, you will be called an US-IMG .

@Wilina13 8 дней назад

If you are a US citizen LPR or have a work permit to legally work in the US, they use the term IMG for you vs if you need the program to sponsor your J-1/Hb1 visa, they use the term foreign medical graduate. They could make it simple by using US IMG & Non US IMG, but nooooh. I love Dr. Goljan, they love to create confusion in medicine 😂 as per the pathologist.

@AndresEduardoMD Месяц назад

The Ibai Llanos cameo, was actually a weird crossover

@truthteller2711 Месяц назад

Apparently EM isn’t competitive for Americans but is difficult to match into as an FMG. What gives?

@joshb2686 Месяц назад

Away rotations are very important in EM. Many FMG’s can’t obtain this

@truthteller2711 Месяц назад

@@joshb2686 may I ask why away rotations are PARTICULARLY important for EM and not IM for eg? Thanks

@joshb2686 Месяц назад

Also communication is hugeeeee in EM, most programs aren’t going to give an FMG a fair shot unless they get a chance to work with them.

@truthteller2711 Месяц назад

@@joshb2686 communication is actually huge for FM and IM primary care in general lol

@joshb2686 Месяц назад

@@truthteller2711 sure, but the pace of EM is not really comparable

@joshb2686 Месяц назад

Also the data suggesting over saturation in emergency medicine has seen a ton of pushback. In all likelihood it was not an accurate model due to attrition being highly underestimated

@daaxab 26 дней назад

The distinction you made on IMG vs FMG is unsubstantiated. IMG/FMG is used interchangeably. The correct terminology used is US IMGs and Non US IMGs.

@Athandatu Месяц назад

I see what you did there with “fudging the data” 😂 👍

@EpicCrapTime Месяц назад

You’ve got FMG and IMG mixed up

@joshb2686 Месяц назад

Nope

@SFROutdoors Месяц назад

IM/EM is not at all competitive is not at all correct. bYou should do a video on competitiveness within a specialty. Yeah IM overall is bottom quartile competitiveness due to supersaturation with smaller 'mom&pop' community programs but try to match a top tier IM residency. They're just as competitive of applicants (AOA, Steps, Pubs, etc) as the surg bros. Saying oh IM/EM is bottom quartile and is easiest to match isn't saying the whole picture.

@kevinjubbalmd Месяц назад

Obviously, and that applies to every single specialty. What's your point?

@SFROutdoors Месяц назад

@@kevinjubbalmd My point is if you're going to dig deep into the details of the match demographics, doesn't seem representative to blanket address big specialties as whole. Top tier IM is just as competitive as surg. Might just be me coping as a MS2 thinking I want to go into EM/IM

@Aaron-cc7yq Месяц назад

That Osteopathic medicine is really going to bring a unique perspective to Emergency Room!....😂

@joshb2686 Месяц назад

Osteopathic physicians have been in ER’s for a very very long time. No need to be a dick

@miguelbarrera4383 Месяц назад

OSM-1 here just so you know a lot of us dont care for OMM/OMT we just have to get through it but we learn all the same material as MD’s and have to take 2 additional board exams being the Comlex 1 and 2 on top of Step 1 and 2 to be considered just as competitive as MDs but what do I know 🤷🏻‍♂️

@squiliumfancypants Месяц назад

You showed a picture of the fill rate of I.M. saying this makes "I.M. look more competitive." However, when they say fill rate they don't mean a specialty is more competitive based on how much much it is filled. They mean a specialty is more competetive based on home much it is not filled. I think you got that wrong or backwards. Please show the other stat a.k.a. I.M. having many unfilled position = less competitive vs say neurosurgery having 0 or 1 unfilled position or hwatever the number is = very competitive.

@inass5537 Месяц назад

I am the exception here… I have 99% on my step 2, honor across all rotations, I am from a top 30 achooo and I have many research published. And I didn’t match… I chose IR and my March rate was99% and I didn’t match… someone explained to me why that happened???? My school deans were shocked because I am number one student there.. explain to me how did something like that happened????

@Hi-hb3mr Месяц назад

Interviews maybe, personal statement, extracurriculars. Im sorry that happened to you, you will match next cycle, don’t give up

@G_17. Месяц назад

Probably the interview, I know of a couple of programs and admission committee members that eliminated top students just because of their performance during their interview or because of the student’s attitude/behavior during an the elective rotation with their program…

@inass5537 Месяц назад

@@G_17. I wish I knew exactly what the story is… and when I told people nobody believed me when I said I didn’t March… they told me to stop with the bad joke… I applied to top programs and middle ones and a low ones.. and I interviewed with all of them… they all praised my performance and I walked happy from all of them… I had over 40 interviews… I lost my faith in the system totally… my dean literally cried in her office for me… as this was never heard of before…. Not sure if I should try again at this point… what am I going to improve upon? My grades are perfect, published with top school programs, honor on every rotations, great recommendations letter from program directors…. So what else to do here!!!!! I am so disappointed

@inass5537 Месяц назад

@@Hi-hb3mr thank you for your encouraging word 🙏🏻