Pathway to Residency Program (PRP)

What is the Pathway to Residency Program?

The Pathway to Residency Program (PRP) is an early assurance program which allows fourth-year students the opportunity to be interviewed and receive feedback about their likelihood to match into a participating ISMMS program ahead of the national residency cycle. The program allows residency programs the opportunity to give feedback to fourth year students about their likelihood to match, giving them deeper commitment to our programs.

The Pathway to Residency Program Timeline

Which specialties participate in PRP?

The list of participating programs changes year to year. Below you can see participation per year.

X= did not participate

MSH= Mount Sinai Hospital

MSBI= Mount Sinai Beth Israel

MSMW=Mount Sinai Morningside/ West

MSSN= Mount Sinai South Nassau

MS Valley Health= Mount Sinai Valley Health

Specialties

2021 Programs

2022 Programs

2023 Programs

2024 Programs

2025 Programs

2026 Programs

Anesthesiology

MSH MSMW

MSH MSMW

X

X

X

X

Dermatology

MSH

X

X

X

X

X

Emergency Medicine

MSH

MSH

X

X

X

X

Family Medicine

X

X

MSSN

MSSN

X

X

Internal Medicine (C)

MSH MSBI MSMW

MSH MSBI MSMW

MSH MSBI MSMW

MSH MSMW MSSN MS Valley Health

MSH MSMW MS Valley Health

MSH MSMW MSSN MS Valley Health

Internal Medicine (P)

MSH MSBI MSMW

MSBI MSMW

MSBI MSMW

MSMW

MSMW

Elmhurst MSMW

Internal Medicine/Genetics

X

X

X

MSH

X

X

Medicine-Pediatrics

MSH

MSH

MSH

X

X

X

Neurology

MSH MSBI/MW

MSH MSBI/MW

MSH MSBI/MW

MSH MSBI/MW

MSH

MSH

Neurosurgery

X

X

X

MSH

X

X

Obstetrics & Gynecology

X

X

MSSN

MS Valley Health

MS Valley Health

MS Valley Health

Orthopedic Surgery

MSH

X

X

X

X

X

Pathology

X

X

X

MSH

MSH

MSH

Pediatrics

MSH/Kravis Childrens

MSH/Kravis Childrens

MSH/Kravis Childrens

MSH/Kravis Childrens

X

X

Pediatrics/Genetics

X

X

X

MSH

X

MSH

Peds/Psych/Child Psych

MSH

MSH

X

X

X

X

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

Plastic Surgery

X

X

X

MSH

MSH

X

Preventative Medicine (A)

X

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

Psychiatry

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

Radiation Oncology

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

MSH

Interventional Radiology

X

X

X

X

MSH

X

Diagnostic Radiology

X

MSH

X

X

X

X

Surgery

X

X

MSSN

X

Valley Health

Valley Health

Transitional Year

X

X

MSSN

MSSN

X

X

Thoracic Surgery

X

X

X

X

X

MSH

Vascular Surgery

MSH

X

X

X

X

X

How do I apply?

Students applying to PRP will submit the following:

  • PRP Application with Supplemental Question​

  • ERAS Application ​

    • Completed on ERAS and downloaded as a PDF​

  • Two Letters of Recommendation​

  • Personal Statement​

    • Should be tailored for PRP specifically​

  • Abbreviated MSPE ​

    • Uploaded by Student Affairs​

    • Only Identifying Information and Academic History​

    • No clerkship narratives, premedical section or noteworthy characteristics included​

  • Unofficial Transcript ​

    • Uploaded by Student Affairs​

Step 2 Score is not sent to programs, however, programs can ask you your score and you can tell them.

Can I apply to all programs participating in PRP?

Students can only apply to one categorical specialty OR one advanced specialty and one preliminary specialty. Students can apply to any number of sites.

If I get accepted through PRP can I still apply to other programs?

Positive feedback does guarantee that the Sinai program will rank you to Match, however, getting positive feedback through PRP is not binding for the student so, students can still apply to other programs.

If accepted, is there anything else I need to do?

Students must still complete an ERAS application, register for the NRMP Match and submit a Rank Order List (ROL). If students do not submit their ROL they will not match.

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