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  2. Begin by entering your personal information, including your name, date of birth, and contact details. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for communication.
  3. Fill in your current hospital or institution details along with any relevant service obligations you may have post-fellowship. If applicable, provide information regarding any denied privileges.
  4. Complete the medical training and education section by listing your residency and internship experiences, including dates and honors received.
  5. In the interview scheduling section, select your preferred time period for an interview and list specific dates if available.
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Most fellowships will not care about about your Step 3/Level 3 score except that you passed. In fact, the more competitive fellowships often look more highly on your Step 1 and 2 scores. Take whichever you think will be easier / cheaper.
Pain is arguably the most competitive anesthesiology fellowship, though match rates are still 70-80% (can check the match reports). However, there are a very wide range of fellowships, and I think their quality varies more than anesthesiology residency programs.
While Step 3 scores are generally not as important as Step 2 scores are, programs still use them to screen applicants. As previously mentioned, your Step 3 score likely wont get you automatic acceptance into a fellowship. However, its an objective data point that PDs look at.
The IOM report reflects that there is only one certified Pain Medicine specialist for every 28,500 people with pain. This severe shortage of pain medicine specialists impedes efforts to develop efficient, cost- effective health care delivery models for treating the vast population of patients with chronic pain.
Before starting anesthesia training, most residency programs will also require USMLE Step 3. This fourth exam in the USMLE series is also a prerequisite to be considered for an anesthesia subspecialty fellowship position.
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So, does Step 3 matter? It depends on your situation. If you already matched into residency, your score doesnt matter, but it does matter that you pass the exam for both licensing and potentially fellowship applications.
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