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Janine T Katzen¹, Ruth Gotian², Rachel F Brem³

¹Weill Cornell Medicine, Department of Radiology, New York, NY.

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|March 1, 2024

Summary

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The Breast Imaging Fellowship Match process is largely viewed positively by programs, despite some areas needing improvement. Most programs found the Match beneficial for applicants and plan to participate again.

Keywords:

Breast Imaging fellowship education fellowship match training

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Radiology Fellowship Programs

Background:

The Breast Imaging Fellowship Match process aims to standardize recruitment.
Assessing program director and coordinator experiences is crucial for process improvement.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate Breast Imaging programs' experiences with the second year of the Fellowship Match.
To identify key challenges and successes of the Match process from the program perspective.

Main Methods:

An anonymous 11-question survey was distributed to Breast Imaging programs.
The survey included dichotomous, Likert-scaled, and free-text response questions.
Responses were summarized and categorized for analysis.

Main Results:

66 program directors responded (74.2% participation).
68% of programs reported a positive experience with the Match.
Common issues included interview scheduling, non-participating programs, and the need for a universal application.

Conclusions:

The Breast Imaging Fellowship Match is considered an improvement over previous application methods.
The Match process has significantly enhanced the applicant experience.
Programs recognize areas for improvement but largely support continued participation.