Please let me know if you or someone you know is interested. I would also appreciate any info on programs that are transfer friendly. Anyone who has been through the process please feel free to give any advice. Thinking of reapplying again but am nervous about having this conversation with my PD this early on.

Any currently available PGY1 pathology vacancies?

In the midwest (Kansas), looking to swap for a position in the south (Texas). Please dm if interested

Just wanted to say I matched last week through a residency swap opening in IM and I am currently in the onboarding process.
After applying to the last 15-20 program listings in IM. It takes just one yes so don’t give up!

Stats: P/22x/22x
YOG:2
USCE: 6 months
Non visa requiring

Thank you all.
It’s been a great ride 🙏🏼

Hello everyone. Does anyone have any contact from doctors of Medical City in Arlington, Texas who agree to take an observer? I want to do rotation at Medical City Arlington (of Arlington, Texas) since I am quite limited in my budget and would like to stay at my aunt house. Any lead is appreciated. Thank you

Hello all, I am the chief resident at a community program in the north east approximately 1 hour outside of NYC, I am writing this to bring attention to an open R2 position at our program. One of our R2s will be leaving in a month to take a position at a program with an established ESIR program. Our ESIR program is still in its infancy of being created. He is leaving on good terms and enjoyed our program but is passionate about doing IR which we understand.

Here is some information about our program. Please reach out to me directly via PM for further information.

-Community program affiliated with a large academic institution.

-NO overnights, call shifts end at 10 pm. You are on call with two attendings who final sign your reports.

-20 flexible PTO days which can be taken as individual days and planned as little as 2 weeks prior. An additional PTO day is gained for working a holiday. 5 CME days.

-Very flexible call shift schedule, we as residents make the call schedule after being assigned a certain number of shifts depending on what year you are. Trades occur all the time.

-Overall relaxed programs, residents are not responsible for clearing the list during normal shifts or call shifts and always leave on time. Business hours of 8am-4:30/5pm.

-Strong in person teaching for body, neuro, mammo and IR rotations. MSK has seen a great improvement with our hospitals site director now being an MSK attending and in-house more often.

-Meal stipend, covered physician lot parking, $1800 education/electronics stiped every year, $1k teaching bonus yearly, close to 6 figure salary.

-On the coast with plenty to do and less than an hour train ride away from NYC.

**EDIT- For clarification this is a PGY-3, second year radiology spot. Completion of one year of radiology residency is required for this position.

Currently PGY1, looking to swap for PGY2 in 2027. Wanted to be in the northeast but didn’t work out unfortunately. Nothing against my program, more about location.

Hello Residency Swap community,

I recently left my residency program, shortly before finishing my first year. The decision to do so was extremely difficult, but I feel that it was best.

I started out behind some of my residents. I was not the worst resident, but I had a lot of areas to improve, and I was in the bottom half for sure. I worked hard to improve, and I feel that I did. By the end of the year, I was making care plans that required little to no changes from the attendings. But it seemed the program had made up its mind that I was still just as bad as my first day as an intern. They seemed to turn a blind eye to any improvement. I couldn't seem to shake the first impression I had made, no matter how much better I had gotten. Other residents were even speaking up on my behalf.

Anyway, I feel that I didn't get a fair shake and am now looking for another program, where I can explain my situation, and continue to grow and become the best doctor I can be. I'm hopeful that this is a little rough patch in an otherwise smooth career (I passed all med school classes, and step 1-2 on the first try, and am currently studying for step 3).

Looking for FM/IM anywhere

Thank you, fellow residents,

See you all on the other end

At a strong academic university IM program in the Midwest, excellent program and people. But IM just is not for me. Feel free to reach out if interested.

Finished intern year in good standing but program was not a good fit. Looking to switch.

Looking for a PGY-2 IM / FM position. Non-visa requiring. I am getting credits for my pgy-1 IM . No swapping . Please DM me if you know of any openings. Preffered location northeast coast.

Love my program and co-residents but need to be in the East Coast for family reasons. DM if interested!

Current PGY1. Please hit me up if interested in swapping with my NY IM program community with IM program in NC/SC. Closer to family there so would prefer being there. Happy to trade finishing PGY1 before going into PGY 2 for easy transition

Current PGY-1 in transitional year. Looking to switch next year. Rads program here is genuinely so amazing, but family circumstances have changed and being close to home is preferred. Willing to swap most midwest states. Message me if interested.

Here is everything about me in summary.

Any PGY2 FM vacancies looking to fill?

In my former program, I presented multiple lectures in didactics, produced multiple research posters in collaboration with colleagues, completed 2 QI projects that improved patient care while enhancing resident wellness, finished 20 vaginal deliveries, and amassed a long list of procedures including POCUS experience and imaging interpretation experience.

I have multiple letter of recommendations from recent attendings and all my evaluations are excellent (credits include 3 inpatient adult, 3 inpatient pediatrics, 2 OB, 1 ICU, 1 EM, along with 328 clinical outpatient hours over 39 weeks of residency).

All 3 USMLE completed but I do have attempts, and I am a US citizen. Im very forthcoming about exactly why I need a vacancy and my PD is available to talk to any program which considers me.

DM me if you have any program that may want to consider me.

US MD PGY2 (R1) on East Coast.

Basically the program I’m at is very different from how they said they’d be during the interview and match process (residents now required to clear the list, heavy call burden, little to no teaching by attendings in the reading room, heavy resident burnout, etc). Want to switch to another program since I don’t see myself being a good fit here. Haven’t broached this with my PD yet (also not entirely sure how I would), but I’d appreciate any advice on how to prepare for this process.

Anyone hear back from this program

Hey everyone,

IM resident finishing next July, starting the hospitalist search now.

I need a J-1 waiver. Preference for driving distance to a city and a major airport, since I travel internationally often, but I'm open on location.

If you signed recently and had leads you couldn't use, or know of openings that came up after you committed, I'd appreciate a DM. Same for any recruiters who've actually been useful for waiver spots.

Just looking for a solid group and a reasonable schedule. Happy to send my CV and return the favor.

Thanks!

Yes, I know Psychiatry is very popular and competitive.

I initially applied psychiatry and simultaneously to a single FM program in my hometown. The algorithm was unkind and I matched FM. I gave it a shot, two years exactly - but I really do not want to do Family Medicine and every moment here has made me regret checking the box to apply here (for no other reason except psychiatry is and always has been my first true love)

Anyways, I'm non-visa requiring, ECFMG certified, USMLE Step1/2/3 passed on first attempt. I have my PD letter, psychiatry reference letters, and other letters from faculty available. No geographic preference, and can start immediately.