Emergency Medicine residency interview invites
Invites, waitlists and rejections from Emergency Medicine programs, reported by applicants the day they hear back.
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Interview invite · Waitlist · Rejection · Context is optional and shown in bands.
- Invites reported this season
- 5
- Programs with an invite
- 5
- Reports in the last 24 hours
- 0
Self-reported and unverified. Totals as of .
Published invitation schedules, 2026–2027
What Emergency Medicine programs say on their own websites about when they send interview invitations. Each row links its source and the date we checked. Schedules change; confirm on the program page and in your application service. For every specialty’s coordinated release days, see when interview invites come out.
- Invitations begin
- Oct 14
- Interview dates
Oct 27, Oct 30, Nov 3, Nov 6 and 12 more
Oct 27, Oct 30, Nov 3, Nov 6, Nov 10, Nov 13, Nov 17, Nov 20, Dec 1, Dec 4, Dec 8, Dec 11, Dec 15, Dec 18, Jan 5, Jan 8
- Published process
- Applications through ResidencyCAS; first invitations on the CORD common release date, with interview sign-up opening October 15, 2026.
- Format
- Virtual interviews via ResidencyCAS, with two sessions each interview day (9:00–11:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.–2:00 p.m. Central).
Source: How to Apply: Emergency Medicine - UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas, UT Southwestern Medical Center. Checked Oct 13, 2026.
- Invitations begin
- Not stated
- Interview dates
- Not listed
- Published process
- First-round offers are released in mid-October 2026 (exact date pending County Program Community of Practice guidance), with at least 48 hours to accept or decline. Invitations are limited to available slots; applicants not invited on or about that date are on the waitlist and re-reviewed if a slot opens.
- Format
- Virtual interviews only this season, with in-person second looks planned later.
Source: Emergency Medicine Residency Admissions and Benefits | BCM, Baylor College of Medicine. Checked Oct 13, 2026.
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How to use the emergency medicine residency interview invite tracker
Follow applicant-reported interview invites, waitlists and rejections for the 2026–2027 application season. The recent feed covers reports submitted in the last 48 hours. Choose a program or report type to narrow it down.
When are residency interview invites sent?
RMR shows the date an applicant says they heard back and when they reported it. A report date is not an official release schedule. Check each program’s website and your application service for current interview instructions; use the application timeline for sourced cycle dates. For each specialty’s coordinated release days and the dates programs publish, see when residency interview invites come out.
Does no activity mean a program has not sent invites?
No. Reports are self-reported, unverified and incomplete. No reports, or no recent reports, cannot establish whether a program has sent invites, finished reviewing applications or made a decision about your application.
How do I see the full season or share an update?
The recent feed and season totals are public. A verified RMR account and one report this season unlock the full season history. Report an invite, waitlist or rejection only if you received it. Optional context is shown in bands, without a name, email or school.
Keep your own decisions in your private application tracker. You can also compare residency specialty spreadsheets and read how contributions are handled.