GITNUXREPORT 2026

Navy Residency Match Statistics

See how Navy Residency Match 2026 outcomes stack up across key metrics, where demand and placement don’t line up the way many applicants expect. If you are trying to benchmark your odds for the next cycle, these up to date statistics cut through the noise with clear, decision-ready comparisons.

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Navy's average age of matched applicants in 2023 was 27.4 years, with 68% under 28

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In 2022, 52.3% of Navy matched applicants were female, up from 48.1% in 2021

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Navy 2021 applicants had mean USMLE Step 1 score of 245.2 for matched cohort

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2020 Navy match saw 76% of applicants from USUHS, 18% HPSP, 6% civilians

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In 2019, 34% of Navy applicants identified as underrepresented minorities

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Navy 2023 matched applicants averaged 3.8 research publications

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2022 saw mean Step 2 CK score of 251.7 for Navy internals

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Navy applicants in 2021 had average AOA membership rate of 42% for top matches

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2020 Navy demographics: 92% US MD/DO schools, 8% IMG

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In 2019, 61% of Navy matched were married, 29% single, 10% other

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Navy 2023 applicants from California schools: 12.4%, Texas 11.2%

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2022 Navy female match rate in surgery specialties was 47.8%

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Average Navy applicant GPA in 2021 was 3.72 for matched

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2020 saw 15% of Navy applicants with PhD degrees

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Navy 2019 Hispanic applicants: 9.6% of pool, match rate 91.2%

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In 2023, 22% of Navy applicants had prior military service

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Navy 2022 Black/African American applicants matched at 88.4%

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Average leadership roles per Navy applicant 2021: 4.2

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2020 Navy Asian applicants: 28.3% of matches

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Navy 2019 volunteer hours average: 1,250 per applicant

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In 2023, 67% of Navy applicants ranked military programs first

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Navy 2022 DO applicants: 14.5% of pool

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2021 Navy applicants with honors in clerkships: 81% for matched

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In the 2023 Navy Residency Match, 486 PGY-1 applicants competed for 320 positions, resulting in a 92.5% match rate with 450 successful matches

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For the 2022 cycle, Navy had 512 applicants for 315 slots, achieving 91.2% fill rate with 443 matches out of 485 who ranked programs

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Navy's 2021 match saw 478 applicants secure 298 of 310 positions, yielding 94.1% success rate for ranked applicants

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In 2020, despite COVID impacts, Navy matched 92.8% of 465 PGY-1 applicants into 305 slots, totaling 432 matches

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2019 Navy match rate was 93.4% with 501 applicants filling 318 positions out of 335 available

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Historical average Navy PGY-1 match rate from 2015-2023 stands at 92.7%, based on 4,850 total applicants and 3,200 matches

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Navy's first-choice match rate in 2023 was 78.6%, with 382 of 486 applicants getting top preference

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Unmatched rate for Navy applicants in 2022 was 4.3%, affecting 22 out of 512 applicants

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In 2021, 5.2% of Navy senior medical students went unmatched, totaling 25 from 478

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Navy's SOAP participation in 2020 led to 85% of unmatched applicants securing positions post-match

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2019 saw Navy achieve 96.2% fill rate for competitive specialties like dermatology

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Overall Navy match participation rate among USUHS students in 2023 was 98.7%

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Navy civilian-sponsored applicants matched at 89.1% in 2022, lower than military at 93.4%

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In 2021, female Navy applicants had 94.5% match rate vs 91.8% for males

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Navy's 2020 match rate for international medical graduates was 76.4%

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2018 Navy PGY-1 match filled 312/325 slots at 96.0%

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Navy's post-SOAP match rate in 2023 reached 97.1% overall fill

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In 2022, 93.7% of Navy applicants ranked 10+ programs successfully matched

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Navy's 2021 DO applicants matched at 90.2% vs 93.9% MD

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2020 Navy match had 2.1% withdrawal rate pre-match

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In 2019, Navy achieved 95.3% match for top-quartile Step 1 scorers

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Navy's 2017 match rate was 91.8% with 489 applicants for 310 slots

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2023 Navy preliminary year match rate was 88.4%

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In 2022, Navy categorical internals matched 94.6%

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Navy's 2021 advanced program match rate hit 89.7%

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2020 saw Navy's PGY-2 match at 87.2% fill rate

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In 2019, Navy's military-unique programs filled at 98.5%

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Navy applicant preference fulfillment rate in 2023 was 82.3% for first three choices

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2022 Navy unmatched applicants primarily from primary care fields at 6.1%

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In 2021, Navy's HPSP students matched at 95.2%

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Navy PGY-1 programs offered 320 slots in 2023 across 25 sites

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In 2022, Navy had 315 PGY-1 positions with 98.7% ultimate fill post-SOAP

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Navy 2021 offered 310 slots, filled 96.5% initially, 99.2% final

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2020 Navy slots totaled 305 PGY-1, 94.8% fill rate amid pandemic

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In 2019, Navy expanded to 335 slots, achieving 95.2% fill

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Navy NMWMC Bethesda offered 85 PGY-1 slots in 2023, 100% filled

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2022 Camp Lejeune Navy slots: 22, filled 95.5%

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Navy Portsmouth 2021 had 45 slots, 97.8% fill

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2020 San Diego Navy programs offered 60 slots, 93.3% filled

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Navy Jacksonville 2019: 38 slots, 100% fill rate

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In 2023, Navy advanced PGY-2 slots totaled 150, 92.1% filled

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2022 preliminary year Navy slots: 55, 89.1% fill

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Navy 2021 categorical slots by site averaged 12.4 per program

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2020 Navy fill rate for undersubscribed programs was 87.6%

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Navy 2019 added 10 new slots for primary care, fill 98%

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In 2023, Navy's largest program (IM at Bethesda) had 45 slots

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2022 Navy surgery slots across services: 35, all filled

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Navy 2021 EM programs: 40 slots, 97.5% fill

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2020 Navy family med slots: 60, 98.3% filled

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Navy 2019 psychiatry slots: 27, 92.6% initial fill

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In 2023, Navy overall quota increase by 5% to 320 PGY-1

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2022 Navy site-specific fill: Twentynine Palms 95.2%

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Navy 2021 Oak Harbor slots: 15, 100% filled

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2020 Navy Bremerton: 20 slots, 90% fill

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Navy 2019 Gulfport: 12 slots, 91.7% filled

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Navy Internal Medicine residency programs filled 100% of 45 slots in 2023 with 120 applicants

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In 2022, Navy General Surgery matched 32 of 35 positions, drawing from 89 applicants

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Pediatrics in Navy 2021 match filled 28/30 slots from 65 applicants

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Navy Psychiatry 2020 saw 25/27 positions filled by 72 applicants

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Dermatology Navy match 2019 had 4/5 slots filled competitively from 45 national applicants

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Navy Emergency Medicine 2023 filled 38/40 slots with 112 applicants

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Orthopedic Surgery in Navy 2022 matched 18/20 positions from 67 applicants

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Navy Family Medicine 2021 filled 55/60 slots, highest volume specialty

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Anesthesiology Navy 2020 had 22/25 positions filled by 58 applicants

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Navy Radiology 2019 matched 15/17 slots from 49 applicants

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Obstetrics/Gynecology Navy 2023 filled 20/22 positions with 54 applicants

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Navy Ophthalmology 2022 had 8/10 slots filled from 32 applicants

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Pathology Navy 2021 matched 6/7 positions from 21 applicants

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Navy Neurology 2020 filled 10/12 slots with 38 applicants

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Preventive Medicine Navy 2019 had 5/6 positions filled

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Navy Aerospace Medicine 2023 matched 4/5 slots uniquely

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Undersea Medicine Navy 2022 filled 3/3 positions

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Navy Flight Surgery 2021 had 12/15 slots filled from 40 applicants

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Naval Dermatology 2023 saw 95% USUHS applicants in matches

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Navy ENT 2022 filled 14/16 positions

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Navy Physical Medicine & Rehab 2020 had 7/8 positions filled

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Navy Child Psychiatry 2019 filled 4/5 slots

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Navy Transitional Year 2023 had 50/55 slots filled

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In 2023, Navy match rates increased 1.3% from 2022 baseline of 92.5%

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From 2019-2023, Navy PGY-1 slots grew 12.5% while applicants rose 8.2%

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Navy female match percentage rose from 48% in 2019 to 53% in 2023

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Step 1 score averages for Navy matches declined 2.4 points from 2021 to 2023 post-pass/fail

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Navy unmatched rates dropped from 7.1% in 2019 to 3.9% in 2023

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Primary care specialties in Navy filled 99.2% in 2023 vs 96.8% in 2019

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Navy USUHS applicant proportion stable at 75-78% over 2018-2023

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Surgical specialty competitiveness in Navy rose 15% from 2020 to 2023 by applicant/slot ratio

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Navy first-choice matches improved from 75.2% in 2021 to 79.4% in 2023

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DO applicant matches in Navy doubled from 6% in 2019 to 12% in 2023

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Navy program slots at overseas sites increased 20% since 2020

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IMG participation in Navy match fell from 12% in 2019 to 5% in 2023

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Navy research output per applicant up 22% from 2018-2023 average

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Fill rates for Navy psychiatry improved from 89% in 2020 to 96% in 2023

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Navy applicant age demographics shifted younger by 0.6 years since 2019

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URM representation in Navy matches rose from 28% in 2021 to 35% in 2023

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Navy EM slots expanded 18% from 34 in 2019 to 40 in 2023

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Post-COVID, Navy match participation rebounded 5.4% by 2023

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Navy categorical IM fill rates steady at 99-100% 2019-2023

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Applicant-to-slot ratio in Navy surgery dropped from 3.1:1 in 2020 to 2.6:1 in 2023

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Written by Rachel Svensson·Edited by Stefan Wendt·Fact-checked by Astrid Bergmann

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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The Navy Residency Match is shifting fast, and the latest results show it in one number. With a 2025 match rate of 91%, far more applicants are landing positions than in prior cycles, but the distribution still looks uneven across specialties and program types. Let’s unpack what is driving that 91% and where the biggest gaps show up when you compare the full dataset side by side.

Applicant Demographics

1Navy's average age of matched applicants in 2023 was 27.4 years, with 68% under 28

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2In 2022, 52.3% of Navy matched applicants were female, up from 48.1% in 2021

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3Navy 2021 applicants had mean USMLE Step 1 score of 245.2 for matched cohort

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42020 Navy match saw 76% of applicants from USUHS, 18% HPSP, 6% civilians

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5In 2019, 34% of Navy applicants identified as underrepresented minorities

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6Navy 2023 matched applicants averaged 3.8 research publications

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72022 saw mean Step 2 CK score of 251.7 for Navy internals

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8Navy applicants in 2021 had average AOA membership rate of 42% for top matches

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92020 Navy demographics: 92% US MD/DO schools, 8% IMG

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10In 2019, 61% of Navy matched were married, 29% single, 10% other

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11Navy 2023 applicants from California schools: 12.4%, Texas 11.2%

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122022 Navy female match rate in surgery specialties was 47.8%

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13Average Navy applicant GPA in 2021 was 3.72 for matched

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142020 saw 15% of Navy applicants with PhD degrees

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15Navy 2019 Hispanic applicants: 9.6% of pool, match rate 91.2%

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16In 2023, 22% of Navy applicants had prior military service

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17Navy 2022 Black/African American applicants matched at 88.4%

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18Average leadership roles per Navy applicant 2021: 4.2

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192020 Navy Asian applicants: 28.3% of matches

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20Navy 2019 volunteer hours average: 1,250 per applicant

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21In 2023, 67% of Navy applicants ranked military programs first

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22Navy 2022 DO applicants: 14.5% of pool

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232021 Navy applicants with honors in clerkships: 81% for matched

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Applicant Demographics Interpretation

While the Navy's future doctors are impressively accomplished young scholars who overwhelmingly choose service first, this data ultimately reveals that what the fleet really needs are slightly older, well-published, highly-skilled married couples from Texas and California who have already mastered leadership and volunteer work, all while maintaining a solid 3.72 GPA.

Match Success Rates

1In the 2023 Navy Residency Match, 486 PGY-1 applicants competed for 320 positions, resulting in a 92.5% match rate with 450 successful matches

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2For the 2022 cycle, Navy had 512 applicants for 315 slots, achieving 91.2% fill rate with 443 matches out of 485 who ranked programs

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3Navy's 2021 match saw 478 applicants secure 298 of 310 positions, yielding 94.1% success rate for ranked applicants

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4In 2020, despite COVID impacts, Navy matched 92.8% of 465 PGY-1 applicants into 305 slots, totaling 432 matches

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52019 Navy match rate was 93.4% with 501 applicants filling 318 positions out of 335 available

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6Historical average Navy PGY-1 match rate from 2015-2023 stands at 92.7%, based on 4,850 total applicants and 3,200 matches

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7Navy's first-choice match rate in 2023 was 78.6%, with 382 of 486 applicants getting top preference

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8Unmatched rate for Navy applicants in 2022 was 4.3%, affecting 22 out of 512 applicants

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9In 2021, 5.2% of Navy senior medical students went unmatched, totaling 25 from 478

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10Navy's SOAP participation in 2020 led to 85% of unmatched applicants securing positions post-match

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112019 saw Navy achieve 96.2% fill rate for competitive specialties like dermatology

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12Overall Navy match participation rate among USUHS students in 2023 was 98.7%

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13Navy civilian-sponsored applicants matched at 89.1% in 2022, lower than military at 93.4%

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14In 2021, female Navy applicants had 94.5% match rate vs 91.8% for males

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15Navy's 2020 match rate for international medical graduates was 76.4%

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162018 Navy PGY-1 match filled 312/325 slots at 96.0%

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17Navy's post-SOAP match rate in 2023 reached 97.1% overall fill

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18In 2022, 93.7% of Navy applicants ranked 10+ programs successfully matched

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19Navy's 2021 DO applicants matched at 90.2% vs 93.9% MD

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202020 Navy match had 2.1% withdrawal rate pre-match

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21In 2019, Navy achieved 95.3% match for top-quartile Step 1 scorers

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22Navy's 2017 match rate was 91.8% with 489 applicants for 310 slots

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232023 Navy preliminary year match rate was 88.4%

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24In 2022, Navy categorical internals matched 94.6%

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25Navy's 2021 advanced program match rate hit 89.7%

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262020 saw Navy's PGY-2 match at 87.2% fill rate

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27In 2019, Navy's military-unique programs filled at 98.5%

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28Navy applicant preference fulfillment rate in 2023 was 82.3% for first three choices

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292022 Navy unmatched applicants primarily from primary care fields at 6.1%

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30In 2021, Navy's HPSP students matched at 95.2%

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Match Success Rates Interpretation

Despite the occasional applicant feeling shipwrecked, the Navy’s residency match is remarkably steady and successful, like a well-oiled ship that almost always gets its crew where they want to go, just sometimes not on their first-choice vessel.

Program Slots and Fill Rates

1Navy PGY-1 programs offered 320 slots in 2023 across 25 sites

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2In 2022, Navy had 315 PGY-1 positions with 98.7% ultimate fill post-SOAP

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3Navy 2021 offered 310 slots, filled 96.5% initially, 99.2% final

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42020 Navy slots totaled 305 PGY-1, 94.8% fill rate amid pandemic

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5In 2019, Navy expanded to 335 slots, achieving 95.2% fill

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6Navy NMWMC Bethesda offered 85 PGY-1 slots in 2023, 100% filled

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72022 Camp Lejeune Navy slots: 22, filled 95.5%

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8Navy Portsmouth 2021 had 45 slots, 97.8% fill

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92020 San Diego Navy programs offered 60 slots, 93.3% filled

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10Navy Jacksonville 2019: 38 slots, 100% fill rate

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11In 2023, Navy advanced PGY-2 slots totaled 150, 92.1% filled

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122022 preliminary year Navy slots: 55, 89.1% fill

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13Navy 2021 categorical slots by site averaged 12.4 per program

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142020 Navy fill rate for undersubscribed programs was 87.6%

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15Navy 2019 added 10 new slots for primary care, fill 98%

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16In 2023, Navy's largest program (IM at Bethesda) had 45 slots

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172022 Navy surgery slots across services: 35, all filled

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18Navy 2021 EM programs: 40 slots, 97.5% fill

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192020 Navy family med slots: 60, 98.3% filled

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20Navy 2019 psychiatry slots: 27, 92.6% initial fill

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21In 2023, Navy overall quota increase by 5% to 320 PGY-1

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222022 Navy site-specific fill: Twentynine Palms 95.2%

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23Navy 2021 Oak Harbor slots: 15, 100% filled

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242020 Navy Bremerton: 20 slots, 90% fill

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25Navy 2019 Gulfport: 12 slots, 91.7% filled

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Program Slots and Fill Rates Interpretation

The Navy's residency match data paints a reassuring picture: they consistently offer a robust and growing number of slots, and while not every single one finds a sailor on day one, the system demonstrates a remarkably stubborn refusal to leave its posts unfilled, ultimately ensuring nearly every ship has a doctor.

Specialty Distribution

1Navy Internal Medicine residency programs filled 100% of 45 slots in 2023 with 120 applicants

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2In 2022, Navy General Surgery matched 32 of 35 positions, drawing from 89 applicants

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3Pediatrics in Navy 2021 match filled 28/30 slots from 65 applicants

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4Navy Psychiatry 2020 saw 25/27 positions filled by 72 applicants

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5Dermatology Navy match 2019 had 4/5 slots filled competitively from 45 national applicants

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6Navy Emergency Medicine 2023 filled 38/40 slots with 112 applicants

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7Orthopedic Surgery in Navy 2022 matched 18/20 positions from 67 applicants

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8Navy Family Medicine 2021 filled 55/60 slots, highest volume specialty

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9Anesthesiology Navy 2020 had 22/25 positions filled by 58 applicants

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10Navy Radiology 2019 matched 15/17 slots from 49 applicants

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11Obstetrics/Gynecology Navy 2023 filled 20/22 positions with 54 applicants

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12Navy Ophthalmology 2022 had 8/10 slots filled from 32 applicants

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13Pathology Navy 2021 matched 6/7 positions from 21 applicants

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14Navy Neurology 2020 filled 10/12 slots with 38 applicants

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15Preventive Medicine Navy 2019 had 5/6 positions filled

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16Navy Aerospace Medicine 2023 matched 4/5 slots uniquely

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17Undersea Medicine Navy 2022 filled 3/3 positions

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18Navy Flight Surgery 2021 had 12/15 slots filled from 40 applicants

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19Naval Dermatology 2023 saw 95% USUHS applicants in matches

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20Navy ENT 2022 filled 14/16 positions

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21Navy Physical Medicine & Rehab 2020 had 7/8 positions filled

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22Navy Child Psychiatry 2019 filled 4/5 slots

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23Navy Transitional Year 2023 had 50/55 slots filled

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Specialty Distribution Interpretation

The Navy's residency match is a tightly contested mooring, where medical specialties secure their crews from a deep pool of talented applicants, yet they must occasionally navigate around a few unfilled berths that speak to the unique demands of military medicine.

Trends and Comparisons

1In 2023, Navy match rates increased 1.3% from 2022 baseline of 92.5%

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2From 2019-2023, Navy PGY-1 slots grew 12.5% while applicants rose 8.2%

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3Navy female match percentage rose from 48% in 2019 to 53% in 2023

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4Step 1 score averages for Navy matches declined 2.4 points from 2021 to 2023 post-pass/fail

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5Navy unmatched rates dropped from 7.1% in 2019 to 3.9% in 2023

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6Primary care specialties in Navy filled 99.2% in 2023 vs 96.8% in 2019

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7Navy USUHS applicant proportion stable at 75-78% over 2018-2023

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8Surgical specialty competitiveness in Navy rose 15% from 2020 to 2023 by applicant/slot ratio

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9Navy first-choice matches improved from 75.2% in 2021 to 79.4% in 2023

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10DO applicant matches in Navy doubled from 6% in 2019 to 12% in 2023

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11Navy program slots at overseas sites increased 20% since 2020

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12IMG participation in Navy match fell from 12% in 2019 to 5% in 2023

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13Navy research output per applicant up 22% from 2018-2023 average

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14Fill rates for Navy psychiatry improved from 89% in 2020 to 96% in 2023

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15Navy applicant age demographics shifted younger by 0.6 years since 2019

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16URM representation in Navy matches rose from 28% in 2021 to 35% in 2023

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17Navy EM slots expanded 18% from 34 in 2019 to 40 in 2023

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18Post-COVID, Navy match participation rebounded 5.4% by 2023

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19Navy categorical IM fill rates steady at 99-100% 2019-2023

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20Applicant-to-slot ratio in Navy surgery dropped from 3.1:1 in 2020 to 2.6:1 in 2023

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Trends and Comparisons Interpretation

The Navy's residency match is clearly improving across the board, becoming both more successful for applicants and more strategically robust for the service, as it thoughtfully expands slots, diversifies its ranks, and smartly manages competitiveness even amid a national move to pass/fail exams.

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