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The COVID-19 pandemic forced virtual residency interviews, presenting challenges and benefits for applicants. This shift may lead to continued hybrid interview models in medical education.

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Background:

The COVID-19 pandemic necessitated a rapid shift to virtual interviews for residency program recruitment.
This transition impacted both residency programs and applicants, introducing unforeseen challenges and benefits.

Purpose of the Study:

To review the advantages and disadvantages of virtual residency interviews.
To analyze the challenges and changes associated with the online transformation of the interview process.
To provide actionable tips for residency applicants and outline lessons learned from this transition.

Main Methods:

Qualitative review of the transition to virtual residency interviews.
Analysis of perceived benefits and challenges for applicants and programs.
Synthesis of expert insights and applicant experiences.

Main Results:

Virtual interviews presented unique challenges but also offered perceived benefits to applicants, such as reduced travel costs and increased accessibility.
The abrupt transition required adaptation from both institutions and candidates.
Residency programs are considering the integration of virtual interviews into future recruitment strategies.

Conclusions:

The shift to virtual interviews during the pandemic offered valuable insights into alternative recruitment methods.
While in-person interviews may return, virtual options are likely to remain a component of residency selection.
Lessons learned can inform more flexible and accessible future interview processes.