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Application Process Improvement Committee (APIC): Best Practices for the 2025-2026 Residency Application and Interview Season
Beginning in the 2025-2026 application cycle, all Emergency Medicine programs should transition to the ResidencyCAS Application Platform.
- Making this move as a unified specialty and supporting a single platform for all applicants and programs will reduce cost and complexity for students while helping programs maximize access to a broad and diverse pool of candidates.
- This is in line with the recommendations of the Application Process Improvement Committee (APIC), the CORD Board of Directors and the growing number of the CORD member programs who have already committed to this change.
CORD’s Response to Proposed ACGME Changes
Thank you for your messages, emails, calls, and conversations regarding the proposed changes to the ACGME Program Requirements. We recognize the significant impact these changes could have on emergency medicine training programs, institutions, and our specialty. We want to clearly acknowledge the concerns, particularly surrounding the proposal for a universal four-year training format. We also hear the call for a more structured organizational response from CORD and want to provide the following statement:
Statement on ResidencyCAS
Thank you all for your engagement and input at the CORD@ACEP Town Hall, where we spent a considerable portion of our time debriefing APIC’s review and recommendations regarding ERAS alternatives.
CORD has decided to partner with ResidencyCAS to help us develop our own platform specifically designed to support our emergency medicine residency application process. This custom-built platform will streamline the entire application process for students, Program Directors, and Program Coordinators, while also reducing administrative and financial burdens, and will ultimately enhance the experience for everyone involved.
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Session 70: Applicant Trends in EM: Early Insights for the 2025 Cycle
Wednesday October 16, 2024
Hosts: Patrick Fritz, Dana Dunleavy, PH.D, Jason Reminick, MD, MBA, MS, Alexis Pelletier-Bui, MD, Elizabeth Barrall Werley, MD, FACEP
Join us for an essential webinar that dives into the early data trends for the 2025 Emergency Medicine residency application cycle. This session, led by members of the CORD Application Process Improvement Committee and the AAMC, will provide a preliminary analysis of the evolving landscape of EM applications for the 2025 residency application cycle.
Session 69: Resilience Through Relationships: The Backbone of Emergency Medicine
Friday October 11, 2024
Hosts: Brooke Heibel, MD; Emily Stapleton, MD; Christine Stehman, MD; Shawn London, MD; and Pam Dyne, MD
Investigating loneliness and isolation of physicians within emergency medicine and the relationship with personal connections. We seek to describe how personal connections and wellness strategies affect clinical practice, personal experience, and mental health.
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Reflecting on the CORD Academic Assembly: A Journey of Professional and Personal Growth
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Get New Resources to Educate Patients About COVID-19 Treatments
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The EM Applicant Preference/Program Signaling Guide is now Available!
The EM Applicant/Advisor Supplemental Guide to Preference/Program Signaling (PS) is now available on the CORD website! This guide is meant to serve as a complement to (not a substitute for) the AAMC Supplemental ERAS Application Guide. We recommend reading the AAMC guide first to review the mechanics on how to submit signals via the ERAS Supplemental Application.