The residency interview is still paramount: Results of a retrospective cohort study on concordance of dermatology residency applicant evaluators and influence of the applicant interview

Faranak Kamangar; Parastoo Davari; Rahman Azari; Sarah Fitzmaurice; Chin-Shang Li; Daniel B Eisen; Nasim Fazel

The residency interview is still paramount: Results of a retrospective cohort study on concordance of dermatology residency applicant evaluators and influence of the applicant interview

Faranak Kamangar, Parastoo Davari, Rahman Azari, Sarah Fitzmaurice, Chin-Shang Li, Daniel B Eisen, Nasim Fazel

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Abstract

Application to dermatology residency is a highly competitive process. Although factors associated with successfully matching have been studied, less is known regarding the ability of admissions committees to screen applicants in a uniform manner or the importance of the interview in ranking applicants. Our goal was to retrospectively measure our admission committee evaluators’ concordance regarding residency application credentials and interview performance, and ultimately the effects on final applicant ranking.

Original language	English (US)
Article number	22
Journal	Dermatology Online Journal
Volume	23
Issue number	5
State	Published - 2017

Keywords

Applicant
Application assessment
Dermatology
Evaluator concordance
Match
National resident matching program
Residency
Resident
Selection

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Dermatology

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The residency interview is still paramount : Results of a retrospective cohort study on concordance of dermatology residency applicant evaluators and influence of the applicant interview. / Kamangar, Faranak; Davari, Parastoo; Azari, Rahman; Fitzmaurice, Sarah; Li, Chin-Shang; Eisen, Daniel B ; Fazel, Nasim.

In: Dermatology Online Journal, Vol. 23, No. 5, 22, 2017.

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Kamangar, Faranak ; Davari, Parastoo ; Azari, Rahman ; Fitzmaurice, Sarah ; Li, Chin-Shang ; Eisen, Daniel B ; Fazel, Nasim. / The residency interview is still paramount : Results of a retrospective cohort study on concordance of dermatology residency applicant evaluators and influence of the applicant interview. In: Dermatology Online Journal. 2017 ; Vol. 23, No. 5.

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