CMM Residency Program
Earn while you learn in our Transition-to-Practice residency program for NPs, PAs, IMGs, and practicing physicians. Acquire training, experience and the confidence to practice in the specialty of your choice.
Residency Registration
What is this?
The CMMRP is a structured, physician-supervised, Transition-to-Practice residency program for nurse practitioners (NPs), physician assistants (PAs), international medical graduates (IMG), and practicing physicians who desire training and experience in one of the 32 specialties we currently offer.
Who can be a resident and who are the teachers?
Any licensed NP, PA, IMG, or physician is eligible to apply for the CMMRP. Our instructors are all renowned physicians, board-certified in their specialties.
What are the benefits?
The CMMRP allows you to earn a living while you acquire training and experience in the specialty of your choice. Participating in this residency program will help you learn a new specialty, or increase your skills in your existing specialty. Our safe, structured learning environment will increase your confidence and help you transition to becoming a practicing provider. Our goal is for you to become a confident and competent provider and a valuable asset to any healthcare practice.
How it Works
Residents
Residents may be NPs, PAs, IMGs, or practicing physicians. After signing up and paying the $249 application fee, you may apply to up to five of our Clinical Site Partners (CSPs) located throughout the US. We provide your malpractice insurance, we handle your credentialing, and we pay you a living wage while you’re in the program. Upon completion, you’ll receive a certificate and the right to use the credentials CMMRC, to indicate your residency certification.
Curriculums
The CMMRP is built to the same standard as medical residencies. It features a didactic curriculum taught by our board-certified, Subject-Matter Expert physicians, and a clinical curriculum supervised by attendings at the CSP. Our didactic curriculum includes lectures, case presentations, procedure training, pharmacology, and more.
Schedule
This is a one-year residency program, providing up to 2,400 hours of clinical experience, and 5,000 patient encounters during the year. We offer quarterly start dates, so there’s no waiting a year for match day.
Financial
We charge a $249 application fee, which covers the cost of your credentialing, background check, and drug testing. If you’re accepted into our residency program, the entire cost of the program will be paid by the clinical site. Additionally, we’ll pay you a monthly stipend and cover the cost of your malpractice insurance while you’re in the program. After the residency ends, the site may offer you up to a three-year employment contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are we required to hire the residents?
No, you’re not required to hire residents after they complete their residency. You should think of the residency as a trial program. It allows you to evaluate each resident over the 3 – 12 month residency, to decide whether you’d like to hire them as a permanent full-time employee.
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Are there any fees to participate?
You pay us a flat quarterly price per resident. The price varies depending on the resident’s degree and experience. Beyond that, there are no other fees. If you choose not to take any residents, you owe us nothing.
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Who determines the residency length?
You determine the length of your residency program. The range is three months to one year.
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Who owns the program?
The CMMRP is owned and managed by Clinical Match Me.
We provide the Subject-Matter Experts, the curriculum, the didactic course components, and training for your attendings. We also provide the residents, who come fully licensed, credentialed and insured. We handle all their payroll and HR matters as well. We expect you to follow our curriculum and uphold our quality standards. Therefore, while we informally refer to it as “your” program, since it’s being offered at your site, it’s actually our program, offered in partnership with your facility.
This partnership arrangement is highly beneficial, because our branding establishes your site as a credible resident training site, making it attractive for residents to attend your program.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Residents
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Where can I find a list of your Clinical Site Partners that offer my desired specialty?
We will be adding the list of CSPs to our website in the near future. You’ll be able to select CSPs using a map view, filter by specialties, and zoom in to view details of each site.
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I’m already a licensed NP. How will a residency benefit me?
Studies have shown that NPs and PAs need at least 500 hours of post-graduate clinical experience before they can safely treat patients. Our program far exceeds that minimum threshold and provides you with both didactic and clinical training. This training and clinical experience will help you become a confident, competent provider and an asset to any medical practice.
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I’m a new PMHNP. Am I eligible to apply?
Yes. We offer 32 different specialties and any APRN, PA, IMG, or physician can apply.
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If the CSP offers telehealth, can I participate in the residency remotely?
Depending on the specialty and other factors, some CSPs may offer a remote residency option. Please discuss this with the CSP during your interview.
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Can I apply while still in school?
Yes. If you’re accepted into a residency, it will be contingent on graduating and attaining board certification and state licensure.
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Is this program sponsored by the states?
No, this is an independent, privately run program, offered in partnership between Clinical Match Me and our network of Clinical Site Partners.
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How much is the stipend?
Currently, it’s $52,000/yr which is the same amount that medical residents receive.
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CMMRP Registration for Residents
Submit this form to register for the CMMRP Residency Program. We will invoice you $249 for the registration, which covers the cost of your credentialing, background check and drug testing.