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Medical Education
Residency Training
Virtual Interviews

Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a shift to virtual interviews for residency programs, offering benefits like improved equity and reduced carbon footprint.
Despite advantages, applicants expressed concerns about the inability to visit programs and interact with faculty and residents in person.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the effectiveness of a "second look" opportunity designed to address applicant concerns regarding virtual residency interviews.
To assess the value of in-person interaction for radiology residency applicants in making informed ranking decisions.

Main Methods:

A "second look" event was offered to radiology residency applicants after the program's rank list was finalized.
Attendees completed a post-event survey assessing financial obstacles, the importance of the opportunity, and reasons for attendance.

Main Results:

All 24 attendees completed the survey; 54% traveled over 100 miles, with a higher financial burden reported by those traveling farther (p=0.013).
100% of attendees cited facility tours and in-person faculty/resident interaction as reasons for attending.
All participants agreed the in-person event enhanced their understanding of the program and aided in making informed rank decisions.

Conclusions:

The "second look" opportunity is a valuable tool for radiology residency applicants during a virtual interview season.
In-person interactions provided during the "second look" significantly improved applicants' ability to make informed decisions about program rankings.