Faculty and applicant perceptions of virtual interviews on subspecialty fellowship match in obstetrics and gynecology

The VCI fellowship recruitment process allowed OBGYN fellowship applicants and programs to accurately represent themselves compared to in-person interviews. Most applicants and faculty were able to develop relationships over the virtual platform. Although not explicitly assessed, it is possible that the virtual interviews can achieve a suitable match between applicant and program across all OBGYN subspecialty fellowships. The VCI process may be a long-term resolution to minimize both the financial burden and time commitment presented by traditional in-person interviews. Follow-up studies should assess the performance of the virtually selected fellows compared to those selected in previous years using traditional in-person interviews

Family medicine · Graduation (instrument · Likert scale · Medical education · Obstetrics and gynaecology · Subspecialty · Diversity and Career in Medicine · Healthcare Systems and Technology · Medicine · Patient Satisfaction in Healthcare · Psychology