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Abstract Details

@NMatch2025: The Expansion of a Student-Led Social Media-Based Initiative Guiding Adult Neurology and Child Neurology Residency Applicants in a Digital Era
好色先生, Research, and Methodology
P8 - Poster Session 8 (8:00 AM-9:00 AM)
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To describe the expansion of the @NMatch2025 educational initiative in supporting medical students applying to adult neurology and child neurology residency programs in the United States.

The COVID-19 pandemic has left a lasting impact on the residency application process. Residency programs often rely on a strong online presence for applicant engagement. NMatch is a student-led social media-based initiative to promote networking, education, and information sharing within the online neurology community.

Timeline:

May: @NMatch2025 leaders transitioned.

June: NMatch published its official website.

July: NMatch launched its mentorship program and event calendar.

August: NMatch launched Program Feature posts on social media and hosted three panels with adult neurology program directors. 

September: NMatch hosted three panels with child neurology program directors.

Mentorship Program:

158 mentees and 101 mentors participated in this year’s mentorship program. The mentee cohort consisted of 25 US MDs, 18 DOs, and 115 IMGs, with 4% identifying as nontraditional students and 34% identifying as underrepresented in medicine. The mentor cohort consisted of 77 residents, 7 fellows, and 17 attending physicians.

Social Media Analytics:

From the leadership transition in May 2024 to September 2024, we increased Twitter/X followers from 9,178 to 10,246 and Instagram followers from 3,601 to 4,119.

Program Features:

50 residency programs participated in this year’s Program Features. 17/50 programs were featured for the first time. 

Program Director Panels:

NMatch’s adult neurology program director panels had an average of 71 attendees per panel. The child neurology program director panels had an average of 37 attendees per panel.

NMatch continues to provide educational resources and guidance to prospective neurologists through an interactive online community. NMatch has created program features, maintained a robust event calendar, coordinated six program director panels, built a mentorship program, and grown its online presence on social media, demonstrating significant growth from previous years.
Authors/Disclosures
Roshini Chandrasekhar, MD
PRESENTER
Ms. Chandrasekhar has nothing to disclose.
Shaina C. Anderson Ms. Anderson has nothing to disclose.
Katherine Bailey Mrs. Bailey has nothing to disclose.
Amanda R. Gamboa Miss Gamboa has nothing to disclose.
Shannon Gu, MD Ms. Gu has nothing to disclose.
Fadi S. Hanna Al-Shaikh, MD Mr. Hanna Al-Shaikh has nothing to disclose.
Beom Ho Lee, MD Mr. Lee has nothing to disclose.
Cheyenne N. Lockwood, MD Ms. Lockwood has nothing to disclose.