Introduction to the Matching Program Sample Clauses

Introduction to the Matching Program. The Main Residency Match (“the Match”) and the Specialties Matching Service comprise the Matching Program sponsored by the National Resident Matching Program® (NRMP®), an independent, non-profit organization founded in 1952 for the purpose of providing an orderly and fair mechanism for matching the training preferences of applicants to U.S. residency and fellowship positions with the preferences of residency and fellowship training program directors. The Matching Program: ▪ Provides a system for the confidential selection of applicants to graduate medical education programs using an electronic, proprietary mathematic algorithm; ▪ Establishes an equitable and uniform time for applicants and programs to submit rank order lists that express their respective preferences; ▪ Enables programs to make informed decisions about applicants in an orderly manner and free of persuasion; and ▪ Establishes a binding commitment between the applicant and the program(s). Neither the applicant nor the program may release the other from the binding commitment without a waiver or deferral granted by the NRMP (Section 10.0). The Matching Program is managed through the NRMP’s proprietary Registration, Ranking, and Results® (R3®) system which processes an applicant’s and a program’s certified Rank Order List using a mathematical algorithm to match the preferences of the applicant to the preferences of the program(s). Programs learn which applicant(s) matched according to published schedules provided by the NRMP. Only programs from institutions that have registered with the NRMP and agreed to abide by the terms of the applicable Agreement may participate in the Matching Program. Such programs also must register individually with the NRMP and agree to abide by the terms of the applicable Match Participation Agreement. The Specialties Matching Service® (SMS®) is provided by the NRMP to program directors’ groups (i.e., associations of training program directors) whose programs offer entry level positions only to applicants who have completed two or more years of graduate medical education. The NRMP requires the program directors' group of each specialty participating in the SMS to execute annually an "NRMP Program Directors’ Annual Participation Agreement" that commits active participation of at least 75 percent of the group's eligible programs and a minimum of 75 percent of all available positions in the specialty for that year. Specialties Matching Service Match sponsors may volunta...
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Introduction to the Matching Program. The NRMP Matching Program provides a system for the confidential selection of applicants to graduate medical education programs by establishing a uniform time for applicants and programs to submit rank order lists that express their respective preferences. For purposes of this Agreement, the term "Matching Program" refers to all Matches conducted by the NRMP, including both the Main Residency Match (“the Match”) and the

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