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Open in Case of SOAP Emergency: Preparation for and Recovery after Failing to Match
Jennifer S Beaty1, Paul J Schenarts2
1College of Osteopathic Medicine, Des Moines University, Des Moines, Iowa.
Abstract:
Failing to secure an internship is an extremely stressful event. In this manuscript we describe a process to prepare students for success, should they fail to match. This process involves an assessment of individual vulnerability, implementing mitigation strategies, developing a comprehensive plan in the event of failing to match, that is executed if the student needs to enter the Supplemental Offer Acceptance Program (SOAP) or the "scramble".
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