Access a variety of informative and educational resources related to academic rheumatology, including rheumatology training programs, the Rheumatology Fellowship Match, the Next Accreditation System, and more.
Adult Rheumatology In-Training Examination
The Adult Rheumatology In-Training Examination (ITE) allows program directors to identify areas of strength and weakness in their programs and fellows-in-training (FITs) to evaluate their progress and compare results against national outcomes as reported in the score reports. See information about the Adult In Training Exam schedule, registration, and more.
Next Accreditation System
Rheumatology Fellowship Match
Rheumatology Fellowship Match - The National Resident Matching Program’s Specialties Matching Service is a system for the confidential selection of applicants to advanced residency and fellowship programs.
Electronic Residency Application System (ERAS) is a service that transmits the MyERAS application and supporting documentation from applicants and their Designated Dean's Office to program director.
FindAResident (FAR) is a year-round, search tool to find open residency and fellowship positions in all ACGME-accredited programs.
Get Involved - Submit a Mini Curriculum
The ACR is accepting applications for mini curriculums, which are educational activities or curriculums to enhance the ACR Core Curriculum Outline. The target content of mini curriculums includes:
- Highly specific topics from which all rheumatology learners could benefit
- Content that represents knowledge gaps in the Core Curriculum Outline
- Content in which there are insufficient local resources at most programs to adequately teach
The Curriculum Subcommittee of the ACR Committee on Training and Workforce (COTW) will review submissions to ensure the proposal contains the target content.
Submit Rheumatology Mini Curriculum