Brave New World: Challenges and Opportunities in the COVID-19 Virtual Interview Season
Tirath Y Patel1, Harprit S Bedi2, Lori A Deitte3
1Houston Radiological Associates, 8850 Long Point Road, Houston, TX 77080.
Abstract:
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the transition of the traditional residency interview to a virtual format. This new interview format creates additional challenges and opportunities for both programs and applicants. The specific challenges of the virtual interview format are described, as well as means to mitigate those challenges. In addition, opportunities to improve residency selection from the program end are described.
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