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  • Neurosurgery Residency Programs
  • Medical Education Research
  • Graduate Medical Education

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  • Understanding neurosurgery resident match patterns is crucial for program development.
  • Home program matching, where residents stay within their affiliated medical school, is a key metric.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To determine the home program matching percentage for U.S. neurosurgery residency programs.
  • To identify program-level and resident characteristics associated with home program matching.

Main Methods:

  • Collected data for 1572 residents across U.S. neurosurgery programs (2014-2020).
  • Assessed program factors: faculty, Doximity/U.S. News rankings, medical school affiliation, region.
  • Analyzed resident factors: bibliometrics (H-index).

Main Results:

  • Average home program matching was 18.6%; NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia had the highest at 57.14%.
  • Higher resident pre-residency H-index correlated with home program matching.
  • Program size, Doximity research/reputation, and U.S. News rankings were significantly associated with higher matching percentages.

Conclusions:

  • This study provides a program-level analysis of home program matching in U.S. neurosurgery.
  • Key program characteristics significantly influence a resident's likelihood of matching within their home institution.