7 Top Selection Criteria for Orthopedic Fellowships

In a recent study published in The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, researchers identified the top selection criteria orthopedic fellowship directors consider when choosing fellows.

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From one to five, one being the most important, 193 orthopedic fellowship program directors ranked the importance of selection criteria.

 

The most important criteria for selecting a candidate to interview:
•    Letter of recommendation from subspecialty faculty: 1.38 points
•    Quality of residency program: 2.02 points
•    Letter of recommendation from residency program director: 2.12 points

 

The most important criteria for selecting a fellow after the interview:
•    Interview: 1.17 points
•    Letter of recommendation from subspecialty faculty: 1.46 points
•    Expressed interest in the program: 2.16 points
•    Letter of recommendation from residency program director: 2.16 points

 

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