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In the US, a greater number of organizations are involved in the residency match process than in Canada:

• Fellowship and Residency Electronic Interactive Database聽(): a searchable database of all residency programs that will be offering positions in the current match year with detailed program information.
• Electronic Residency Application Service聽(): the agency that hosts applicant electronic residency applications and distributes them, along with attached supporting documentation, to NRMP-participating residency programs.

• Canadian Resident Matching Service聽():聽the agency that serves as your 鈥渄esignated Dean鈥檚 Office鈥� for ERAS, providing you with an ERAS registration token and processing all of your residency application supporting documentation to the ERAS system.
• National Resident Matching Program聽(): the agency that receives applicant rank order lists and actually runs the match for most US residency positions.

• San Francisco Matching Program聽(): the application agency and matching service for US residency positions in Child Neurology and Ophthalmology.
• American Urological Association聽(): the application agency and matching service for US residency positions in Urology.

Most US residency applicants participate in ERAS/NRMP (see timelines linked above). As a Canadian medical school graduating senior applying to residency in the US, you will pay fees to three different organizations:

1. CaRMS 鈥� to serve as your designated ERAS Dean鈥檚 Office.
2. ERAS 鈥� to host and distribute your electronic residency application.
3. NRMP 鈥� to run your rank order list through the match.

It is strongly suggested that you submit your applications as early as possible, as some programs in the US offer interviews on a rolling basis beginning in September.