Residency spreadsheets,
by specialty.
Find the community sheets applicants are sharing, then keep your own program research organized.
These independent spreadsheets contain self-reported information. RMR checks links and cycle titles, but does not verify contributions or manage the sheets.
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Find your specialty
10 checked links · 2026–27- DermatologyOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- Emergency medicineOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- Family medicineOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- General surgeryOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- NeurologyOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- Obstetrics & gynecologyOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- Otolaryngology (ENT)Open community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- PediatricsOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- UrologyOpen community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
- Vascular surgery (integrated)Open community spreadsheet (opens in a new tab)
Don’t see your specialty? This is a partial directory. The September 2026 r/medicalschool resource thread (opens in a new tab) is our starting source and may have additional or updated links.
A starting point for your research
Shared sheets can surface questions to ask and help you follow the application season. Entries are incomplete and may be inaccurate; missing reports do not mean a program has sent no invitations, and individual outcomes do not predict your chances.
Confirm requirements and deadlines on the program’s own website. Keep identifying details and sensitive application information out of shared sheets.
See the application timeline and official sourcesYour research, in one place.
Explore sourced program profiles, build a shortlist, and keep your notes private. If you already have your own program list, you can import it.
Found a broken or outdated link? Email RMR with the specialty and link.