Emory University School of Medicine Program

Family Medicine residency · Dunwoody, GA · University · South Atlantic

Sponsors H-1B Sponsors J-1 Categorical

The numbers

Interview rate: 14.7%; of all applicants
Non-US IMG interview share: 2.0%; of interviews
Interview rate for non-US IMGs: 1.3%; of IMG applicants
Signal lift: 7.9x; more likely if you signal
Step 2 CK range: 226–264; published band
Positions offered: 10; PGY-1 seats
ERAS applicants: 868; last cycle
Applicants per position: 86.8; competition
Resident non-US IMG %: 10.0%; FM average 22%

NRMP 1113120C0 · ACGME 1201221562

Where this program sits

A raw percentage means little on its own. These are ranks against every Family Medicine program that reports the same measure.

Interview rate 14.7% better than 44% of programs
Non-US IMG interview share 2.0% better than 35% of programs
Resident non-US IMG share 10.0% better than 46% of programs
Applicants per position 86.8 better than 58% of programs

Ranked against 358–396 programs depending on the measure, out of 407.

The odds, end to end

Everyone who applied, everyone who was invited, and the seats that exist.

About 87 applicants for every position. Interview invites are estimated from the reported interview rate.

This program against the Family Medicine average

The three measures where programs differ most for an IMG.

No national average is published for non-US IMG interview share, so that bar stands alone.

What signalling is worth here

Interview rate for applicants who signalled against those who did not.

Signalling makes an interview 7.9x more likely here.

Worked out from the 19% of applicants who signalled and the 65% of interviewees who had.

Who applies against who gets interviewed

When these two bars differ, that difference is the most useful thing on this page.

Non-US IMGs are 27% of applicants but only 2% of interviews. A large share of IMG applications here do not convert into interviews.

Notes on this program

Only Georgia program under the J-1 filter that also accepts H-1B. However just 2% of interviews go to Non-US IMGs. Signal is effectively mandatory - 65% of interviewees signalled vs 19% of applicants (highest signal leverage in Georgia).