*** 2015 MD/PhD Residency Match ***

[Fencer]

On Friday March 20, we have the annual ritual of the NRMP. Tomorrow, MD/PhD applicants will learn whether they match or not. This message thread will aim to list the MD/PhD program, residency match institution and residency type, that are the next step in the careers of our MD/PhD graduates.

Format:

MD/PhD Program
Anesthesiology - Well Known Univ.
Internal Medicine - U. of Ivory Towers
etc.

Try posting several locations at once.

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[Chrishel]

UChicago (MSTP & GDTP)
Anesthesiology - Stanford
Internal Medicine - UCSF
Internal Medicine - UWisconsin
Neurosurgery - Mayo
Psychiatry - MGH
Radiation Oncology - UColorado
Radiology - Penn
Radiology - UChicago

 

[Fencer]

Congrats!

 

[magwi11]

University of Cincinnati
Emergency Medicine - OHSU
Interventional Radiology - UWisconsin
Internal Medicine - Vanderbilt
Child Neurology - WashU
Pathology- Beth Israel
Research

 

[URHere]

Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU)
General Surgery - U New Mexico
Pathology - Stanford
Radiation Oncology - OHSU

 

[Fencer]

You can PM me if you don't want to reveal location....


Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS):
Pediatrics - NY Presbyterian/Columbia
Vascular Surgery - Barnes-Jewish/Washington University in St. Louis
Pediatrics - Children's Hospital of Boston
Pediatrics - UPMC
OB/GYN - Cleveland Clinic Foundation
Internal Medicine Research Pathway - NYU SOM
Psychiatry - George Washington University
Anesthesiology - Hospital of the University of PA
General Surgery - Brigham and Women's Hospital
1 student deferred residency and is starting a biotech company

Columbia University
Internal Medicine - Cornell
Neurology- SUNY Downstate
Neurosurgery- UPenn
Pathology- Stanford
Pathology- Emory
Pediatric Neurology- Stanford
Pediatrics- NYU
Psychiatry- Columbia
Psychiatry- UCSF
Psychiatry- Georgetown
Psychiatry- Mt Sinai
Radiation Oncology- Rutgers
PM&R- Columbia/Cornell

Vanderbilt University
Child Neurology - UCSD
Child Neurology - NY Presbyterian
General Surgery - Duke
Internal Medicine - Duke
Internal Medicine - OSU
Internal Medicine/Endoc - Vanderbilt (PSTP)
Neurology - NYU
Pediatrics - CHOP
Pediatrics - OSU
Pediatrics - Seattle Children's Hospital
Pediatrics - Yale
Psychiatry - NY Presbyterian
Psychiatry - UPMC
Radiation-Oncology - Duke
Urology - Vanderbilt

Hopkins
Medicine - UCSF
Medicine - JHH
Medicine - MGH
Neurology - JHH
Neurosurgery - JHH
Ophthalmology - Wilmer
Pathology - MGH
Pediatrics - JHH
Pediatrics - Baylor
Psychiatry - UCLA
Dermatology - Northwestern

updated Vanderbilt
updated Mt. Sinai
added Hopkins

 

[UncleJoey]

TRI-I (WCMC/ROCKEFELLER/MSKCC):
Dermatology - Yale
Medicine - BWH
Medicine - BWH
Medicine - MGH
Medicine - NYPH-Weill Cornell
Pathology - BWH
Pediatrics - Baylor
Pediatrics - NYPH-Weill Cornell
Psychiatry - UCLA
Radiation Oncology - MSKCC
Surgery-General - MGH

 

[Doctor&Geek]

UAB
Child Neurology - CHOP
Child Neurology - UCLA
Internal Medicine - UAB
Internal Medicine - Utah
Neurology - Iowa
Neurology - Utah
Psychiatry - UAB

 

[Fencer]

University of Cincinnati
Emergency Medicine - OHSU
Interventional Radiology - UWisconsin
Internal Medicine - Vanderbilt
Child Neurology - WashU
Pathology- Beth Israel
Research

I am been told that the MD/PhD graduate listed as Interventional Radiology at Wisconsin is actually pursuing (matched) a Radiological Oncology residency.

Univ. of Colorado
Pediatrics - Boston Children's Hospital
Psychiatry - University of Colorado
Neurosurgery - Stanford
Family Medicine - Ft. Collins Program
Pathology - MGH
Emergency Medicine - University of Rochester
Pathology - WashU
Neurology - WashU
Psychiatry - UCSD
Medicine - University of Washington

Univ. of Buffalo
Anesthesiology - Wash U
Ophthalmology - Buffalo
Internal Medicine - Wash U
Internal Medicine - Duke
Neurology - Jackson Memorial Hosp, Miami

Stanford
Medicine - BWH
Medicine - MGH
Neurology - BWH
Neurology - UPenn
Neurosurgery - MGH
Pathology - Stanford
Pathology - Stanford
Pediatrics - Boston Children's

Univ. of Texas School of Medicine San Antonio
Research - Mayo Clinic
Internal Medicine/ID - UT Southwestern (PSTP)
Pediatrics/Genetics - Baylor

Edited - clarification at Cincinnati due to Neuronix's comment.

 

[Neuronix]

I am been told that the Interventional Radiology at Wisconsin is actually Radiological Oncology.

What's that?

 

[Foosball]

Edit

 

[Fencer]

More PMs....

Temple University
Anesthesiology - Duke
Internal Medicine - Temple University Hospital
Internal Medicine - UC San Diego
Combined IM/Peds - Brigham and Women's/Children's Hospital of Boston
Radiation Oncology - Johns Hopkins Hospital
Psychiatry - UC San Diego
Neurology - U Miami Jackson Memorial Hospital
Surgery Prelim - Temple University Hospital

Case Western MSTP
Anesthesia - MGH
Dermatology - NYU
Internal Medicine - BWH
Internal Medicine - Case/University Hospitals of Cleveland
Neurosurgery - Baylor
Ophthalmology - USC
Orthopedics - Stanford

 

[Fencer]

University of Virginia MSTP
Michigan-Ann Arbor - Pediatrics x2
U of Wisconsin - Pathology
UPMC - ABIM research pathway
UC Denver - Radiation oncology
Vanderbilt - Ophthalmology
UVA - Neurosurgery
Emory - Anesthesia

 

[Elixir6]

Come on people - post yours schools stats. I will be matching next year - I am very interested in if people would post their stats like they do in the allopathic threads (anonymously post or not). These posts are a tremendous help to your fellow MD/PhDers. Personally interested in IM. Heard its getting very competitive at the ivory towers and would like to hear some perspective from an MSTPer about the current interview trail and match. I will certainly have my stats posted either in the open or annon.

 

[Fencer]

another PM...

Washington University MSTP

Psychiatry, Barnes-Jewish
Pediatrics, Stanford U
Dermatology, U of California-San Diego
Radiation Oncology, U of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
Diagnostic Radiology, Massachusetts General
Ophthalmology, U of California-Los Angeles
Pediatrics, St. Louis Children's
Internal Medicine, Barnes Jewish
Internal Medicine-ABIM Research, U of Pennsylvania
Internal Medicine-ABIM Research, U of Pennsylvania
Pediatrics, U of Pittsburgh
Internal Medicine, U of California-San Francisco
Internal Medicine, Beth Israel Deaconess
Pathology, Barnes Jewish
Ophthalmology, Cleveland Clinic-Cole Eye Institute
Internal Medicine, Barnes Jewish
Pediatrics, St. Louis Children's
Dermatology, Barnes-Jewish
Pediatrics, U of Michigan
Pediatrics, St. Louis Children's
Internal Medicine PSTP, Yale U
Pediatrics, St. Louis Children's

 

[ratherbefishing]

Come on people - post yours schools stats. I will be matching next year - I am very interested in if people would post their stats like they do in the allopathic threads (anonymously post or not). These posts are a tremendous help to your fellow MD/PhDers. Personally interested in IM. Heard its getting very competitive at the ivory towers and would like to hear some perspective from an MSTPer about the current interview trail and match. I will certainly have my stats posted either in the open or annon.

Why does it matter that much? Do as well as you can and apply.

 

[Fencer]

The residency match process has almost the same level of anxiety than the majority of you experience in the MD/PhD admission process. There is not a lot of information out there of what works for the 500+ graduates that we have every year. For example, no data on MD/PhDs is present in their reports. Here is the main NMRP website with data: http://www.nrmp.org/match-data/main-residency-match-data/

 

[zookeepr]

Come on people - post yours schools stats. I will be matching next year - I am very interested in if people would post their stats like they do in the allopathic threads (anonymously post or not). These posts are a tremendous help to your fellow MD/PhDers. Personally interested in IM. Heard its getting very competitive at the ivory towers and would like to hear some perspective from an MSTPer about the current interview trail and match. I will certainly have my stats posted either in the open or annon.

The best resource will always be the graduating students at your program. I'm actually not even sure how helpful these match lists are for someone finishing up--they satisfy our curiosity and could be helpful to someone who is choosing a program to join, but School X's match list is not going to be meaningful to me, at School Y. You still have a few months before your graduating students will leave. Set up a panel where they can talk about their experiences, ask people to sit down with you and get coffee, craft a survey they can answer anonymously, etc.

 

[Fencer]

This has relatively little to do with School Y or X, but about the productivity and scores of applicants. It also has more to do with specialties/sub-specialties where MD/PhD students are valued at a higher rate than other applicants.

 

[Elixir6]

This has relatively little to do with School Y or X, but about the productivity and scores of applicants. It also has more to do with specialties/sub-specialties where MD/PhD students are valued at a higher rate than other applicants.

@ratherbefishing - I mean yes, you can always do your best and apply, and obviously I have and will continue to talk with our recent grads. However, the grads from my school are a small number, most of whom are not going into my field of interest.

@Fencer - Thanks - I have studied the NRMP data very carefully and if you dissect the stats for MD/PhDs overall and also for your own specialty you can gain very valuable information. And knowing which specialities value research is helpful to know.

Of course, each applicant at this level has his/her own circumstances, wants etc... and this doesn't come out in the NRMP data or completely in forum posts. However, knowing how others are doing is going to help me better judge my competitiveness. I'd like to know sooner than later how competitive I am so that I can better judge what areas to focus on, how broadly to apply and how many interviews to go on. Feedback from recent grads would help me better ballpark it.

And yes, its obviously partly my own neurosis to know these things. But wouldn't you want to have an idea of how easily people from your specialty are matching into fellowships? Or wouldn't you be interested in knowing ballpark starting salaries for your specialty in a certain region of country? I could easily just say "Well, just try your best, talk to your colleagues and apply broadly and it'll work out" but at least to me there's something unsatisfying about that.

 

[Neuronix]

Check the residency specific forums on SDN regarding matched stats and research opportunities. Those forums will be the best source for specialty specific info. There are a few specialties where outside forums are more popular than SDN (uncleharvey and auntminnie for exampel).

 

[Fencer]

U. Massachusetts MSTP

Anesthesiology-BI Deaconess
Dermatology-Umass
Ob/Gyn-Umass
Pediatrics-Medical Genetics-CHOP
Psychiatry-Hartford Hospital
Psychiatry- Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai physician/scientist track

U. Wisconsin MSTP

Stanford - Radiology
Children's Hospital Boston - Pediatrics/Anesthesiology
Illinois Eye and Ear Infirmary - Ophthalmology
Duke - Anesthesiology
Utah - Neurosurgery

edit: to add Wisconsin