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Kaushik Chagarlamudi1, Navid Faraji1, Anthony Higinbotham1
1Department of Radiology, University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center/Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH.
Abstract:
The ERAS supplemental application has had a profound impact on the interview selection process. At our institution, we found the information in the supplemental application, particularly program signals, especially useful when inviting applicants for interviews. Applicant data was reviewed from this application cycle and the previous cycle and was subcategorized according to various demographic variables. Our analysis revealed that we were able to invite more geographically diverse candidates compared to last year. Program signaling was also beneficial for applicants in demonstrating interest in our program. 47% of interview offers were sent to those who had signaled, despite only 5% of total applications containing a program signal to our institution. Overall, we viewed the supplemental application favorably and reaffirmed its value in the interview selection process.
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