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Orthopedic and plastic surgery among the big winners, while emergency medicine lags behind

Every slot filled in this year's Match, but some states more desirable

With the emotional rollercoaster of Match Day over, successful matchers plot their medical training; others recover from a selection process that resulted in highs and lows for some specialties.

/PRNewswire/ -- The National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®) celebrates the landmark milestone that is "Match Day" for the 2023 Main Residency Match with...

MOULTRIE, Ga. – PCOM South Georgia celebrated its first-ever Match Day as members of its first graduating class of physicians learned which residency programs they matched with and in which

Some students matched into top residency programs, specialties. Others faced heartbreak in The Match, their personal March Madness, resulting in record primary care positions, international applicants.

Discovering after a year ― or two ― or three of medical school that your specialty isnt a good fit seems like a nightmare, but these residents did it; they managed the turmoil and have no regrets now.

The National Resident Matching Program decided the disadvantages of a proposed 2-day match outweighed benefits, despite the support of many medical students.

The National Resident Matching Program is seeking input on a plan to replace the current system with the goal of improving the application and interview review period.

Next March, medical students across the country will again open envelopes disclosing where, and whether, they matched with residency. The stakes are high: Without residency, these students cannot practice as doctors.