There are results of the first stage of spring recruitment for specialties
Published April 5, 2024 09:02
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According to CMKP, a total of 3210 formally correct applications were submitted in the spring recruitment procedure for specialty training. As part of the first stage of recruitment, 2495 people were qualified for vacant specialty places: including 1645 - for residency and 850 - for non-residency.
The Training Monitoring System (SMK) has published the ranking lists of doctors and dentists qualified and not qualified to start specialization in the first stage (https://www.cmkp.edu.pl/ksztalcenie/postepowania-kwalifikacyjne). There are 4208 residency and 9927 non-residency spots available in this procedure.
In a single application, a doctor or dentist applying for specialization could make a maximum of 15 choices indicating the field, province and mode (resident or non-resident). For each selection option, the doctor could indicate in preferred order no more than 3 units.
The fields that were most popular among physicians (taking into account the number of residency applications submitted with the specialty given at the first selection):
Radiology and diagnostic imaging 191
Dermatology and Venereology 171
Family medicine 137
Ophthalmology 134
Endocrinology 129
Psychiatry 107
Obstetrics and gynecology 102
Orthodontics 97
Anesthesiology and intensive care 92
Cardiology 82
Dental surgery 69
Orthopedics and traumatology of the musculoskeletal system 67
Pediatrics 61
Plastic surgery 58
Child and adolescent psychiatry 55
Urology 55
Priority fields that attracted the most interest among physicians in this proceeding (taking into account the number of residency applications submitted, taking into account the specialty given at the first selection):
Family medicine 137
Psychiatry 107
Anesthesiology and intensive care 92
Pediatrics 61
Child and adolescent psychiatry 55
Neurology 47
Internal diseases 40
Pediatric dentistry 34
General surgery 33
Neonatology 14
Pediatric neurology 13
Pediatric cardiology 10
Pathomorphology 10
Source: CMKP
