Applicants
ResidencyCAS simplifies residency applications with a mobile-friendly platform that helps students apply, signal and interview - all in one place. With significant cost savings and built-in fee waivers, ResidencyCAS reduces barriers and streamlines the applicant journey.
Ready to apply? U.S. MD and DO applicants should always begin by contacting their degree-granting medical school to gain access to the ResidencyCAS application. Canadian Medical graduates should begin by contacting CaRMS for assistance. International Medical Graduates (IMGs) should begin by contacting the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) to start the process. Here are some additional helpful links to get you started:
Applicant Resources
Ready to apply? U.S. MD and DO applicants should always begin by contacting their degree-granting medical school to gain access to the ResidencyCAS application. Canadian Medical graduates should begin by contacting CaRMS for assistance. International Medical Graduates (IMGs) should begin by contacting the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) to start the process. Here are some additional helpful links to get you started:
Applicants Can Use ResidencyCAS to:
Applicants Can Use ResidencyCAS to:
Apply to participating residency programs
Signal Participating Programs
Request documents supporting the application, such as MSPEs, transcripts, LORs/SLOEs, and USMLE / COMLEX scores
Schedule and participate in interviews with participating programs
For the 2025-2026 application cycle launching on June 4, 2025, these specialties are expected to accept applications in ResidencyCAS:
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
- Emergency Medicine/Family Medicine
- Emergency Medicine
- Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine
- Emergency Medicine/Aerospace Medicine
- Emergency Medicine/Pediatrics
- Emergency Medicine/Anesthesiology
