ResidencyCAS Medical Student Newsletter Articles

Transitioning to ResidencyCAS: What Emergency Medicine Applicants Can Learn from OBGYN's First Year

Olivia Voltaggio, OMS-IV,
RVUCOM-Southern UT
EMRA MSC Editor

In this article we dive into what previous OBGYN applicants have to say about ResidencyCas. If you are planning to apply EM this cycle or in the future be sure to check this out!

Transition to ResidencyCAS for 2025 - 2026 Application Cycle: Deadlines and CORD Updates 

Zoee Castro, MSIV
University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine
EMRA MSC Chair 2025

Tim Fallon, MD - Chair
Erin McDonough, MD - Vice Chair
Liza Smith, MD & Elizabeth Barrall Werley, MD - Past Chairs
Alexis Peletier-Bui, MD - CORD Board Liaison
CORD Application Process Improvement Committee (APIC)

As upcoming applicants prepare for the transition to ResidencyCAS, EMRA was able to get updates and answers to student submitted questions regarding ResidencyCAS.

CORD Announces Transition to ResidencyCAS for 2025-2026 Application Season

Ellis Jang, MSIV – California Northstate University College of Medicine, EMRA MSC Pacific Regional Representative, 2024

Colton Crawford, MSIV – Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, EMRA MSC West Coordinator, 2024

On October 8, 2024, the Council of Residency Directors in Emergency Medicine (CORD) announced their partnership with ResidencyCAS to develop a platform tailored for medical students applying to emergency medicine residency programs. They intend to adopt and implement this change for the upcoming 2025-2026 Application Season and Match cycle.