Orthopaedic Residency - Tips & Tricks

I am a non-traditional US orthopaedic applicant who would like to help others with a true passion for orthopaedics successfully match. Board scores and AOA status are being used more and more frequently to screen out qualified applicants. Sub-Is and letters are still important, but difficult to get at desirable programs. Please message me your information if interested in my insight and potential sub-I opportunities.

Prerequisites:
- US med school
- Willingness to work, long, hard hours

If your scores are your weakness, recommend doing away rotations at hard working programs in Michigan and Upstate New York. Personally, recommend Albany Medical Center --> high volume, plenty of trauma. Register via VSAS or email coordinator.