Virtual Residency Interviews: A Survey of Anesthesiology Program Director Perspectives Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The journal of education in perioperative medicine : JEPM Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.46374/volxxiii_issue4_ho

Geoffrey Ho, Jevaughn Davis, A Katharine Hindle, Eric Heinz

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Abstract

Background: The COVID-19 pandemic caused a rapid pivot from in-person to virtual residency interviews across the United States. We present a survey we conducted about the attitudes and opinions of anesthesiology program directors with regard to the 2021 virtual interview process.

Methods: This was a 13-question online survey disseminated to 142 anesthesiology residency program directors in February 2021, asking them to compare the most recent interview cycle to their experience with prior cycles.

Results: There were 46 (37%) respondents. Generally, respondents saw an increase in applicants and reported perceiving worse interpersonal relationships with applicants, significantly so in programs with small resident classes.

Conclusions: Past research has focused on the benefits of virtual interviews for the applicant, but these should be evaluated in tandem with increased difficulties for the interviewers.

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虚拟住院医师访谈:在COVID-19大流行期间麻醉学项目主任观点的调查。

背景:2019冠状病毒病大流行导致美国各地从面对面访谈迅速转向虚拟住院医师访谈。我们提出了一项关于麻醉学项目主管对2021年虚拟面试过程的态度和意见的调查。方法:这是一份包含13个问题的在线调查，于2021年2月分发给142名麻醉住院医师项目主任，要求他们将最近的面试周期与他们之前的经历进行比较。结果:调查对象46人(37%)。总的来说，受访者看到了申请者的增加，并报告说他们与申请人的人际关系更差，特别是在小型常驻班的项目中。结论:过去的研究集中在虚拟面试对申请人的好处上，但是这些应该与面试官增加的困难一起评估。

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