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Policy on Admissions
The Pathology training program adheres to the guidelines established by the
GME of UAMS and the Department of Pathology. Applications
are accepted from anyone who has completed medical school and passed the appropriate
examinations. Applications are accepted from non-American trained applicants
as they are in compliance with University accreditation processes. Visa sponsorship is contingent on verification
of proper work authorization. Applications
are accepted exclusively through the ERAS system. Prior publication
in the field is positive, though not essential. Files are established
for all applicants who score above 80 on each level of the national board exams.
In exceptional situations a score below 80 will be considered. There is no requirement of a research year or US experience. There are no restrictions
on the graduation year, although graduation within the last ten years is favored. UAMS is an equal opportunity employer.
Selection Process
- 20-30 candidates are selected from the applicants after review of the application file by the program director and his/her faculty designee, based
upon quality of previous education, letters of recommendation, standardized
scores and applicant-stated career goals and interests.
- Each candidate representative
is invited to spend a day in the Pathology Department. Activities include:
Interview
with faculty members
Lunch with current residents
Conference attendance
Observation of sign out sessions
Discussion
of the policies of the program, the department and the hospital
- Scores are assigned to each candidate by each interviewer; these scores are added and the cumulative total is tabulated
and presented to the residency committee, comprised of all interviewers. The committee may choose to
rank order the applicants based purely on the numerical scores generated or
may vote to override the ordering and modify it.
- The rank list of the committee is presented to the Chairman and the rank order list is submitted through NRMP. Occasionally applicants for post-PGY1 years may apply outside the match and follow
the same protocol (but are offered positions as appropriate outside of the match, only with the consensus opinion of the faculty).
- For further inquires, contact:
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Renee' Gordon
Residency and Fellowship Coordinator
Department of Pathology, Slot 517
4301 W Markham St
Little Rock AR 72205
Phone: 501-603-1508
gordonreneen@uams.edu
UAMS
Department of Pathology
4301 West Markham #517
Little Rock AR 72205
501-686-5170
Bruce Smoller, M.D., Chair
For general information or questions about the Department of Pathology
you may contact Linda DePriest, Executive Assistant to the Department Chair. For web page issues you may contact the
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