Match list 2014

[SurgeDO]

wow... Rad Onc.

i am not sure how valid the rad onc match is. look at UPMC's current residents.

are there pre-lim positions in rad onc?

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[MrBeauregard]

i am not sure how valid the rad onc match is. look at UPMC's current residents.

are there pre-lim positions in rad onc?

If you go to this page --> http://www.upci.upmc.edu/radOncResidency/residents.cfm then it's true. It looks like he will be coming in July 15 after his prelim IM year somewhere else.

 

[SurgeDO]

If you go to this page --> http://www.upci.upmc.edu/radOncResidency/residents.cfm then it's true. It looks like he will be coming in July 15 after his prelim IM year somewhere else.

i see an incoming DO student, but that student is from LECOM. the match list posted above is from nova.

 

[SurgeDO]

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[MrBeauregard]

i see an incoming DO student, but that student is from LECOM. the match list posted above is from nova.

Oh, whoops! I didn't even notice that. All I saw was the DO.

 

[SportsDOc2251]

The Rad Onc match from Nova is actually at Allegheny.

 

[usmctodo]

Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine -2014

Anesthesiology - 3
ACGME - Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hospital
ACGME - Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School
ACGME - University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Emergency Medicine - 15
ACGME - SUNY Health Science Center
ACGME - NY Methodist Hospital
ACGME - UC San Diego Med Ctr
ACGME - Hackensack Univ. Med Ctr
AOA - PCOM/Lehigh Valley Health Network
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL/Inspira (8)
AOA - PCOM/Aria Health
Military - Madigan Army Medical Center

Family Medicine - 17
ACGME - Brown Medical School/Memorial Hospital (2)
ACGME - Somerset Medical Center
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/Lourdes/OLOL/AHS (3)
AOA - PCOM/Aria Health
AOA - MWU-/CCOM/West Suburban Medical Ctr
AOA - NYITCOM/Ellis Hospital
AOA - VCOM/VC/Duke/Southern Regional Area
AOA - Wright Center
AOA - Hamilton Community Health Network (2)
AOA - Crozer-Chester Medical Center (3)
Military - NH Pensacola/Navy

General Surgery – 4
ACGME - Lehigh Valley Hospital
AOA- RowanSOM/Inspira/Kennedy/OLOL (3)

Internal Medicine – 35
ACGME - University of ConnecticutSchool of Medicine (2)
ACGME - Lehigh Valley Hospital
ACGME - Morristown Memorial Hospital (3)
ACGME - Overlook Hospital
ACGME - Cooper University Hospital
ACGME - Mountainside Hospital
ACGME - University of Florida - Shands Hospital
ACGME - Wright State Univ./Boonshoft SOM
ACGME - Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Health System
ACGME - Baystate Medical Ctr
ACGME - Drexel Univ. COM/Hahnemann Univ. Hospital
AOA - RowanSOM/Inspira/Kennedy/OLOL (12)
AOA - NYITCOM/Newark BI/St. Barnabas
AOA - NSUCOM/Largo Medical Center
AOA - UNECOM/St. Michael's Hospital Div
AOA - PCOM/St. Luke's University Hospital
AOA - VCOM-VC/Blue Ridge Healthcare
AOA - MWU/AZCOM/Sierra Vista Regional Health Center
AOA - UNECOM/Samaritan Medical Ctr
AOA - PCOM/Reading Hospital & Med Ctr
AOA - North Shore - LIJ Health System

Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine - 3
ACGME - Christiana Care Health System
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL (2)

Medicine - Primary Care/ Internal Medicine - 1
ACGME -Einstein/Montefiore Med Ctr

Medicine Preliminary/Diagnostic Radiology - 2
ACGME -Albany Medical Ctr
ACGME -Christiana Care Health System

Traditional Rotating Internship/Diagnostic Radiology - 4
ACGME -Icahn SOM St. Lukes Roosevelt
ACGME -Albert Einstein Medical Center
ACGME -Bryn Mawr Hospital
ACGME -Cooper University Hospital

NMM/Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine - 1
AOA - Mercy Health

Obstetrics & Gynecology - 5
ACGME -Washington Hospital Ctr
ACGME -Newark Beth Israel Med Ctr
ACGME -Rutgers - New Jersey Medical School
ACGME -Albert Einstein Medical Center
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL

Orthopedic Surgery - 5
AOA - NYITCOM/Plainview Hospital (2)
RowanSOM/Inspira Health Network (3)

Otolaryngology - 1
Military - NCC Walter Reed National Military Medical Center/Army

Otolaryngology & Facial Plastic Surgery – 1
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL

Pathology - 1
ACGME - Rutgers - RWJ Medical School

Pediatrics -15
ACGME - Atlantic Health System (3)
ACGME - Lehigh Valley Hospital
ACGME - St. Christopher's Hospital
ACGME - Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals
ACGME - University of Buffalo SOM
ACGME - Palmetto Health - Richland
ACGME - Cooper University Hospital (2)
ACGME - Jackson Memorial Hospital
AOA - RowanSOM/Children's Hospital/Cooper/ Jersey Shore Univ (3)
AOA - PCOM/Geisinger Health System

Preliminary Medicine – Neurology - 2
ACGME – University of Maryland Medical Center
ACGME – Rutgers-RWJ Medical School

Psychiatry - 8
ACGME – Rutgers- RWJ Medical School (2)
ACGME – Cooper University Hospital
ACGME – Drexel Univ. COM/Hahnemann Univ. Hospital (2)
ACGME – University of Maryland Medical Center/ Sheppard Pratt
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL
AOA - NSUCOM/Larkin Community Hospital


Traditional Rotating Internship/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation – 8
ACGME – Icahn SOM St. Lukes Roosevelt (3)
ACGME – North Shore - LIJ Health System
ACGME – Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hospital
ACGME – Rutgers-RWJ Medical School-JFK (2)
ACGME – Temple University Hospital

 

[bigyihoroi]

Impressive to see someone match at UCSD Emergency residency

 

[Postictal Raiden]

PCOM- PA and GA

The ACGME Urology and Neurosurgery matches for the PA and the GA schools, respectively, are sweeeeet!

 

[Otto of the Silver-Hand]

JUST FYI for future applicants
Albert einstein college of medicine/Yeshiva University is MD institution that are still very anti D.Os especially Einstein/Montefiore. Only departments that DOs can land in their residency is Surgical Prelim, PM&R. I know several DOs in ER in Montefiore program. Peds has only one DO. OBGYN has accepted D.Os as well. Do not waist your time applying IM program at Montefiore, they do not accept DOs PERIOD. Even psychiatry is anti DO.and I am not sure but when my friend did interview at family medicine, she was told that they have not accepted DOs. Anesthesia used to accept DOs but not anymore with new program director. Albert Einstein college of medicine has residency programs(which include montefiore, montefiore Lakefield, Jacobi, Beth Israel; this one might be under Mount sinai since mt sinai bought many hospitals including beth israel) that is second largest residency in the country(the website says 1200 residents and fellows). It is sad but that is just the way it is

This comes directly from higher ups in Med Ed in the Bronx. Back in the late '90's and early Naughts, Monte and St. Barnabas ( which at that time was affiliated with Weill and NYCOM) were in direct competition. During that period Monte was very DO friendly, especially in peds and FM ( IM was warming up). However, after the restructuring of Medicaid managed care, Barnabas broke its affiliation with Weill and affiliated with AECOM (AECOM meds students now rotate on the medicine and geriatric services at Barnabas). Part of the negotiation was that MMC -Moses would not poach any potential residents from Barnabas. Thus, MMCs current refusal to take DOs in IM and FM. MMC will readily take DOs in prelim Surgery, OBG and PMR ( Barnabas does not have residency programs in OBG and PMR) MMC -Moses will NOT take DOs in FM, IM and categorical Surg ( residencies that Barnabas has). MMC -Moses will take DO ped residents since Barnabas' program is ( and always was) ACGME and was affiliated with Weill.

 

[Butterfly23]

Thank you I did not know that. I am one of Montefiore resident and was wondering why

 

[AlbinoHawk DO]

The ACGME Urology and Neurosurgery matches for the PA and the GA schools, respectively, are sweeeeet!

Incredibly admirable. Only 30% of programs even allow DOs to interview.

 

[ToKingdomCome]

Anyone anyone have rowan som 2014 match list?

 

[Otto of the Silver-Hand]

Anyone anyone have rowan som 2014 match list?

Yeah, it' s 5 posts up ^

 

[hydrographer]

Has anyone seen UNE's match list?

 

[zoner]

Western comp complete list?

 

[el mero mero]

OU-HCOM

Specialty Residency Program

Anes MetroHealth - ACGME
Anes Doctor's Hospital - AOA
Anes Cleveland Clinic - ACGME
Anes Wake Forest - ACGME
Anes Albany Medical - ACGME
Anes Larkin Community Hospital - AOA
Anes Cleveland Clinic - ACGME
EM Sparrow Hospital/Michigan State University - Dual
EM Akron General Medical Center - ACGME
EM Doctors Hospital - AOA
EM Lehigh Valley Health Network - Dual
EM St. Joseph Health Center - AOA
EM University Hospitals - AOA
EM Summa Akron City Hospital - ACGME
EM Southern Ohio Medical Center - AOA
EM Akron General - ACGME
EM Grandview Hospital - AOA
EM Mercy Saint Vincent's Medical Center - ACGME
EM Southern Ohio Medical Center - AOA
ENT Henry Ford Macomb - AOA
FM Grant Medical Center - ACGME
FM UPMC St. Margaret - Dual
FM CAMC Family Medicine - Dual
FM Doctor's Hospital - AOA
FM Doctor's Hospital - AOA
FM Aurora St. Luke's - Dual
FM Via Christi - Dual
FM St. Joseph Health Center - AOA
FM Pensacola Navla Hospital - ACGME
FM Grant Medical Center - ACGME
FM Firelands Regional Medical Center - AOA
FM Grandview Medical Center - AOA
FM Fairview Hospital - Dual
FM O'Bleness Hospital - AOA
FM Summa Akron City Hospital - Dual
FM Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton - Military
FM The Ohio State University - ACGME
FM Grant Medical Center - ACGME
FM Firelands Regional Medical Center - AOA
FM Fairview Hospital - Dual
FM Doctor's Hospital - AOA
FM The Ohio State University - ACGME
FM Toledo Hospital - Dual
FM Doctor's Hospital - AOA
FM University of Montana - Dual
Gen Surg Akron General - ACGME
Gen Surg Summa Western Reserve Hospital - AOA
Gen Surg Miami Valley Hospital - ACGME
Gen Surg Summa Western Reserve Hospital - AOA
IM Kettering Medical Center - ACGME
IM Riverside Methodist Hospital - ACGME
IM Fairfield Medical Center - AOA
IM The Ohio State University - ACGME
IM University of Louisville - ACGME
IM University of South Alabama - ACGME
IM St. John's Medical Center - AOA
IM (Categorical) CWRH/MetroHealth Center - ACGME
IM Summa Akron City Hospital - ACGME
IM (Categorical) The Ohio State University - ACGME
IM Danville Regional Medical Center - AOA
IM Brooke Army Medical Center - ACGME
IM Wright State - ACGME
IM University of Louisville - ACGME
IM Riverside Methodist Hospital - ACGME
IM Riverside Methodist Hospital - ACGME
IM Henry Ford Hospital - ACGME
IM Riverside Methodist Hospital - ACGME
IM/Peds Detroit Medical Center/Children's Hospital of MI - ACGME
Neuro Cleveland Clinic - ACGME
Neuro The Ohio State University - ACGME
OB/GYN Riverside - ACGME
OB/GYN St. John's Episcopal Hospital - AOA
OB/GYN (Transitional) Naval Medical Cente - Military/ACGME
OB/GYN Grandview Hospital - AOA
OB/GYN O'Bleness Hospital - AOA
OB/GYN EVMS - ACGME
OB/GYN Henry Ford Hospital - AOA
OB/GYN Riverside - ACGME
OB/GYN Akron General Hospital - ACGME
Ortho Surg Affinity Medical Center - AOA
Ortho Surg Doctors Hospital - AOA
Ortho Surg South Pointe Hospital - AOA
Ortho Surg Grandview Medical Center - AOA
Ortho Surg Summa Western Reserve Hospital - AOA
Ortho Surg Grandview Medical Center - AOA
Ortho Surg Doctors Hospital - AOA
Path Summa Akron City Hospital - ACGME
Peds Tripler Army Medical Center - Military
Peds Nationwide Children's Hospital/Doctor's Hospital - Dual
Peds Akron Children's Hospital - ACGME
Peds Stony Brook University Medical Center - ACGME
Peds Nationwide Children's Hospital/Doctor's Hospital - Dual
Peds The University of Kentucky - ACGME
Peds Nationwide Children's Hospital/Doctor's Hospital - Dual
Peds St. Vincent's Hospital - ACGME
PM&R Kansas University -ACGME
Psych The Mayo Clinic - ACGME
Psych The Ohio State University - ACGME
Psych Pine Rest Mental Health - Dual
Psych Miami Valley Hospital/Wright State University - ACGME
Diag Rad Brooke Army Medical Center - ACGME

 

[lotusblade]

Lincoln Memorial - DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine (LMU-DCOM) Match List 2014

Anesthesiology - 5
AOA - McLaren-Oakland
AOA - NSUCOM/Largo Medical Center (2)
ACGME - University of Arkansas at Little Rock
ACGME - UVM/Fletcher Allen

Diagnositc Radiology - 4
AOA - Botsford Hospital
ACGME - Drexel University/Hahnemann University Hospital
AOA - OU-HCOM/Doctors Hospital
ACGME - University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Emergency Medicine - 17
ACGME - Baystate Medical Center
ACGME - Central Michigan University
AOA - E.W. Sparrow Hospital
AOA - Freeman Health System
AOA - LECOM/Conernaugh Valley Memorial Hospital
AOA - Mercy Memorial Hospital
AOA - MSCUCOM/Lakeland Regional Medical Center
AOA - Oklahoma State University Medical Center
AOA - OU-HCOM/Doctors Hospital
AOA - OU-HCOM/Marietta Memorial Hospital
AOA - Southern Ohio Medical Center
ACGME - St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center (3)
ACMGE - University Hospitals-Jackson (2)
AOA – WVSOM/Charleston Area Medical Center

Family Medicine – 22
ACGME – Anderson Area Medical Center (2)
ACGME – Deaconess Hospital
AOA – Des Peres Hospital
AOA – LMUDCOM/Wellmont Lonesome pine (2)
AOA – McAlester Regional Health Center
Miltary – Naval Hospital (Jacksonville)
ACGME – North Mississippi Medical Center
AOA – NSUCOM/Largo Medical Center
AOA – OSUCOM/St. Anthony Medical Center
AOA – OSUCOM/University of Arkansas-Pine Bluff
ACGME – University of Alabama-Huntsville
ACGME – University of Alabama-Tuscaloosa
ACGME – University of South Alabama
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Knoxville
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Memphis
ACGME – Utah Valley Regional Medical Center
AOA – VCOM-VC/Duke/Southern Regional Area
AOA – VCOM-VC/Spartanburg Regional Health System
AOA – Wellmont Lonesome Pine
AOA – Westchester Hospital

General Surgery – 4
AOA – Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital
ACGME – Medical College of Georgia
Military – Keesler Medical Center
Military – WRNMMC Bethesda

Integrated Internal Medicine/NMM – 1
AOA – NYITCOM/Southampton Hospital

Internal Medicine - 43
AOA – Botsford Hospital
AOA – Danville Regional Medical Center (2)
AOA – Des Peres Hospital
ACGME – East Tennessee State University (4)
ACGME – Eastern Virginia Medical School
ACGME – Exempla St. Jospeh Hospital
ACGME – Greenville Hospital System/University of South Carolina (3)
AOA – LECOM/Sacred Hearth Health System (2)
AOA – Magnolia Regional Health Center
ACGME – Medical College of Georgia
AOA – Mountain Vista Medical Center
AOA – MSUCOM/Lakeland Regional Medical Center
AOA – Northside Hospital & Heart Instititue
AOA – NSUCOM/Largo Medical Center
AOA – NSUCOM/Palmetto General Hospital
AOA – NYITCOM/Coney Island Hospital
AOA – OU-HCOM/Grandview Hospital & Medical Center
ACGME – Palmetto Health Richland
AOA – RowanSOM/Inspira Health Network
AOA – RowanSOM/Kennedy/Lady of Lourdes
Military – San Antonio Military Medical Center
AOA – St. James Hospital and Health Centers
ACGME – Texas A&M/Scott & White (2)
ACGME – University of Florida/Shands Hospital
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Memphis (3)
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Knoxville (2)
AOA – UNTHSC/TCOM/Plaza Medical Center-Fort Worth (2)
AOA – VCOM-VC/Blue Ridge Healthcare
AOA – VCOM-VC/Bluefield Regional Medical Center
AOA – WesternU/COMP/Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center

Internal Medicine-Emergency Medicine – 1
AOA – McLaren-Oakland

Neurology – 2
AOA – E.W. Sparrow Hospital
AOA – St. John Providence Health System

Obstetrics-Gynecology – 5
ACGME – Central Michigan University
ACGME – Marshall University
AOA – Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center
AOA – OU-HCOM/O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
ACGME – University Hospitals-Jackson

Ophthalmology – 2
AOA – NSUCOM/Larkin Community Hospital
AOA – OU-HCOM/Doctors Hospital

Orthopedic Surgery – 2
AOA – Wellmont Holston Valley Medical Center (2)

Otolaryngology & Facial Plastic Surgery – 1
AOA – Des Peres Hospital

Pathology – 5
ACGME – East Tennessee State University
ACGME – University of Alabama Medical Center-Birmingham
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Memphis
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Knoxville
ACGME – Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Pediatrics – 3
Military – Naval Hospital (Portsmouth)
ACGME – University of Kentucky Medical Center
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Memphis


Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation – 6
ACGME – Emory University
ACGME – University of Alabama Medical Center-Birmingham
ACGME – University of Cincinnati Medical Center (2)
ACGME – University of Kentucky Medical Center
ACGME – University of Minnesota Medical School

Psychiatry – 7
ACGME – East Tennessee State University
AOA – NSUCOM/Largo Medical Center
AOA – Palm Beach Consortium (2)
AOA – RowanSOM/Kennedy/Lady of Lourdes
ACGME – St. Mary Mercy Hospital
ACGME – Texas A&M/Scott & White

Traditional Rotating Internship – 16
AOA – Adena Health Systems (2)
AOA – St. Anthony's
AOA – Danville Regional Medical Center
Military – Eisenhower Army Medical Center
ACGME – Firelands Regional Medical Center
AOA – Greenbrier Valley Medical Center
AOA – LECOM/Arnot Ogdon Medical Center
ACGME – Manatee Memorial Hospital
ACGME – Manchester Memorial Hospital
AOA – McLaren-Macomb
AOA – Mt. Sinai
AOA – North Shore Long Island Jewish Hospital
AOA – St. Petersburg General
AOA – VCOM-VC/Bluefield Regional Medical Center
AOA – Westchester General Hospital

Transitional Year – 1
ACGME – University of Tennessee-Knoxville

Urological Surgery – 1
AOA – MSU/GMEI Consortium

 

[schwasted589]

I've heard a lot of people are upset about Dcom's match list...it seems pretty good to me...maybe someone from there can elaborate?

 

[DO3]

I've heard a lot of people are upset about Dcom's match list...it seems pretty good to me...maybe someone from there can elaborate?

This was the make up of this particular class. Didn't have many folks interested in surgery. Big IM focus, as you see above. Had a ton interested in EM, most of which matched. Two ortho (didn't have many interested in this field), optho, one urological surgery, ENT, 7 ACGME EM + 10 AOA programs, Shands IM, great PM&R matches, an MCG ACGME Gen Surg match, 5 strong pathology matches, just to name a few. And the great majority of the class matched into programs where they wanted to go. Remember, this is DCOM's fourth graduating class. If you take that into account and look at this match list, there's definitely nothing to be upset about.

 

[schwasted589]

This was the make up of this particular class. Didn't have many folks interested in surgery. Big IM focus, as you see above. Had a ton interested in EM, most of which matched. Two ortho (didn't have many interested in this field), optho, one urological surgery, ENT, 7 ACGME EM + 10 AOA programs, Shands IM, great PM&R matches, an MCG ACGME Gen Surg match, 5 strong pathology matches, just to name a few. And the great majority of the class matched into programs where they wanted to go. Remember, this is DCOM's fourth graduating class. If you take that into account and look at this match list, there's definitely nothing to be upset about.

I agree. They seem to have a pretty solid success rate in the specialties I'm interested in. i figured it was more interest-based than whether they matched just because of only 2 peds matches (unless people ranked ridiculously out of their range or something). phew. Just wanted to hear it from someone that's more knowledgeable; you know how the younger classes talk all doom and gloom, especially towards the end of the year/close to boards. thanks!

 

[CopToEM]

This was the make up of this particular class. Didn't have many folks interested in surgery. Big IM focus, as you see above. Had a ton interested in EM, most of which matched. Two ortho (didn't have many interested in this field), optho, one urological surgery, ENT, 7 ACGME EM + 10 AOA programs, Shands IM, great PM&R matches, an MCG ACGME Gen Surg match, 5 strong pathology matches, just to name a few. And the great majority of the class matched into programs where they wanted to go. Remember, this is DCOM's fourth graduating class. If you take that into account and look at this match list, there's definitely nothing to be upset about.

Not to mention it's unknown what some of those Traditional Rotating Internships are doing. Some of those could be surgical subspecialties.

 

[Makati2008]

I've heard a lot of people are upset about Dcom's match list...it seems pretty good to me...maybe someone from there can elaborate?

I know of a folks failing to match into PMR as well as EM for example. Also I know of folks failing to match into gen surg too. A lot of this was from folks either under applying or those that had unrealistic expectations in my opinion.

 

[DO3]

I know of a folks failing to match into PMR as well as EM for example. Also I know of folks failing to match into gen surg too. A lot of this was from folks either under applying or those that had unrealistic expectations in my opinion.

There were people who failed to match in just about every single specialty on that list, which happens at every school. But, what I want people to know is that this list matches the interests of this class. There is nothing anyone should be mad or disappointed about.

 

[DocEspana]

Not to mention it's unknown what some of those Traditional Rotating Internships are doing. Some of those could be surgical subspecialties.

Yeaaaaaa.... that's pretty unlikely. Really really unlikely. But it doesn't mean they couldnt *in the future.*

Those TRIs are doing TRI. Notice PM&R, pathology, radiology, and anesthesia were listed as their own thing.

 

[Elisabeth Kate]

TRI is used for many things, including neurology, derm, PMR, etc. In neuro for example, half the programs are categorical and the other half do a TRI/medicine year. So they'd list the categoricals under "neurology" and the others who wanted neuro were listed under TRI. If PMR is set up the same, then I could see the same thing happening there. We can't assume all those TRIs are people who didn't match.

 

[Beth_W737]

One of our Rowan SOM grads did match Montefiore IM so it is possible. Our match list is on our site, click for students, most of the way down on right side. We had 5 ortho matches, 10+ EM and 3 EM-IM, etc

 

[Makati2008]

There were people who failed to match in just about every single specialty on that list, which happens at every school. But, what I want people to know is that this list matches the interests of this class. There is nothing anyone should be mad or disappointed about.

Agreed. I just hope people get more realistic when attempting to match. I think that would have cut down on some of the failed matches.

 

[Beth_W737]

FYI the ones lumped together as Rowan are often 2 separate residencies (ie Rowan Kennedy/OLOL is our EM program, Rowan Inspira is Vinelands new EM program using our OPTI. Just FYI. And the OB match one is at Georgetown. I'm proud of my class, I think we did well, 15 EM, 3 EM/IM, 8 PM&R, etc.

QUOTE="usmctodo, post: 15139425, member: 561224"]Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine -2014

Anesthesiology - 3
ACGME - Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hospital
ACGME - Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School
ACGME - University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Emergency Medicine - 15
ACGME - SUNY Health Science Center
ACGME - NY Methodist Hospital
ACGME - UC San Diego Med Ctr
ACGME - Hackensack Univ. Med Ctr
AOA - PCOM/Lehigh Valley Health Network
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL/Inspira (8)
AOA - PCOM/Aria Health
Military - Madigan Army Medical Center

Family Medicine - 17
ACGME - Brown Medical School/Memorial Hospital (2)
ACGME - Somerset Medical Center
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/Lourdes/OLOL/AHS (3)
AOA - PCOM/Aria Health
AOA - MWU-/CCOM/West Suburban Medical Ctr
AOA - NYITCOM/Ellis Hospital
AOA - VCOM/VC/Duke/Southern Regional Area
AOA - Wright Center
AOA - Hamilton Community Health Network (2)
AOA - Crozer-Chester Medical Center (3)
Military - NH Pensacola/Navy

General Surgery – 4
ACGME - Lehigh Valley Hospital
AOA- RowanSOM/Inspira/Kennedy/OLOL (3)

Internal Medicine – 35
ACGME - University of ConnecticutSchool of Medicine (2)
ACGME - Lehigh Valley Hospital
ACGME - Morristown Memorial Hospital (3)
ACGME - Overlook Hospital
ACGME - Cooper University Hospital
ACGME - Mountainside Hospital
ACGME - University of Florida - Shands Hospital
ACGME - Wright State Univ./Boonshoft SOM
ACGME - Virginia Commonwealth Univ. Health System
ACGME - Baystate Medical Ctr
ACGME - Drexel Univ. COM/Hahnemann Univ. Hospital
AOA - RowanSOM/Inspira/Kennedy/OLOL (12)
AOA - NYITCOM/Newark BI/St. Barnabas
AOA - NSUCOM/Largo Medical Center
AOA - UNECOM/St. Michael's Hospital Div
AOA - PCOM/St. Luke's University Hospital
AOA - VCOM-VC/Blue Ridge Healthcare
AOA - MWU/AZCOM/Sierra Vista Regional Health Center
AOA - UNECOM/Samaritan Medical Ctr
AOA - PCOM/Reading Hospital & Med Ctr
AOA - North Shore - LIJ Health System

Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine - 3
ACGME - Christiana Care Health System
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL (2)

Medicine - Primary Care/ Internal Medicine - 1
ACGME -Einstein/Montefiore Med Ctr

Medicine Preliminary/Diagnostic Radiology - 2
ACGME -Albany Medical Ctr
ACGME -Christiana Care Health System

Traditional Rotating Internship/Diagnostic Radiology - 4
ACGME -Icahn SOM St. Lukes Roosevelt
ACGME -Albert Einstein Medical Center
ACGME -Bryn Mawr Hospital
ACGME -Cooper University Hospital

NMM/Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine - 1
AOA - Mercy Health

Obstetrics & Gynecology - 5
ACGME -Washington Hospital Ctr
ACGME -Newark Beth Israel Med Ctr
ACGME -Rutgers - New Jersey Medical School
ACGME -Albert Einstein Medical Center
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL

Orthopedic Surgery - 5
AOA - NYITCOM/Plainview Hospital (2)
RowanSOM/Inspira Health Network (3)

Otolaryngology - 1
Military - NCC Walter Reed National Military Medical Center/Army

Otolaryngology & Facial Plastic Surgery – 1
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL

Pathology - 1
ACGME - Rutgers - RWJ Medical School

Pediatrics -15
ACGME - Atlantic Health System (3)
ACGME - Lehigh Valley Hospital
ACGME - St. Christopher's Hospital
ACGME - Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals
ACGME - University of Buffalo SOM
ACGME - Palmetto Health - Richland
ACGME - Cooper University Hospital (2)
ACGME - Jackson Memorial Hospital
AOA - RowanSOM/Children's Hospital/Cooper/ Jersey Shore Univ (3)
AOA - PCOM/Geisinger Health System

Preliminary Medicine – Neurology - 2
ACGME – University of Maryland Medical Center
ACGME – Rutgers-RWJ Medical School

Psychiatry - 8
ACGME – Rutgers- RWJ Medical School (2)
ACGME – Cooper University Hospital
ACGME – Drexel Univ. COM/Hahnemann Univ. Hospital (2)
ACGME – University of Maryland Medical Center/ Sheppard Pratt
AOA - RowanSOM/Kennedy/OLOL
AOA - NSUCOM/Larkin Community Hospital


Traditional Rotating Internship/Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation – 8
ACGME – Icahn SOM St. Lukes Roosevelt (3)
ACGME – North Shore - LIJ Health System
ACGME – Thomas Jefferson Univ. Hospital
ACGME – Rutgers-RWJ Medical School-JFK (2)
ACGME – Temple University Hospital[/QUOTE]

 

[schwasted589]

I know of a folks failing to match into PMR as well as EM for example. Also I know of folks failing to match into gen surg too. A lot of this was from folks either under applying or those that had unrealistic expectations in my opinion.

That scares me since I'm pretty interested in EM. it was ACGME that they failed to match into?

 

[DO3]

That scares me since I'm pretty interested in EM. it was ACGME that they failed to match into?

We matched 17 people into EM spots for goodness sake...compare that to other match lists posted here. That's 12% of the class. What's there to be paranoid about? If you've done well in class, do well on boards, do well on your auditions, apply broadly, and interview well, you have nothing to worry about. Relax...

 

[DO3]

Agreed. I just hope people get more realistic when attempting to match. I think that would have cut down on some of the failed matches.

True up to a certain point. If someone told me to be "realistic" about the match, I wouldn't have matched where I did. Sometimes you have to go with your gut.

 

[Makati2008]

True up to a certain point. If someone told me to be "realistic" about the match, I wouldn't have matched where I did. Sometimes you have to go with your gut.

We will have to just disagree then because those same people that failed to match "went with their gut" as well. Sometimes people get lucky(or unlucky).

 

[OneTripAcross]

True up to a certain point. If someone told me to be "realistic" about the match, I wouldn't have matched where I did. Sometimes you have to go with your gut.

What did you end up matching in?

 

[Makati2008]

That scares me since I'm pretty interested in EM. it was ACGME that they failed to match into?

Those that failed to match that I know of personally are ACGME but I would bet a few are AOA. Since I matched osteopathically I can't give a whole lot of advice besides taking the USMLE is important now.

If you don't it's still possible to match at an ACGME program with a comlex score but harder(I got 11 total invites from the acgme side with comlex only and assume I would have matched because two of the places didn't fill with one of those places I received a vibe I was on the rank list.)

For the most part I would listen to what DO3 told you.

 

[schwasted589]

Those that failed to match that I know of personally are ACGME but I would bet a few are AOA. Since I matched osteopathically I can't give a whole lot of advice besides taking the USMLE is important now.

If you don't it's still possible to match at an ACGME program with a comlex score but harder(I got 11 total invites from the acgme side with comlex only and assume I would have matched because two of the places didn't fill with one of those places I received a vibe I was on the rank list.)

Thank you! Yeah that's what I've been told about the USMLE from multiple people regardless of most specialties. Good luck and thanks for the advice!

 

[DO3]

True up to a certain point. If someone told me to be "realistic" about the match, I wouldn't have matched where I did. Sometimes you have to go with your gut.

To preserve anonymity, matched to an ACGME position that wasn't in IM or FM.

 

[DO3]

Thank you! Yeah that's what I've been told about the USMLE from multiple people regardless of most specialties. Good luck and thanks for the advice!

It is important to do WELL on USMLE. It isn't enough just to take it and pass it. If you aren't confident that you will do well on USMLE do not take it. It will hurt your app when applying to ACGME programs. You'd be surprised at how many ACGME programs in many specialties will accept only the COMLEX if you did well on it.

 

[AMEHigh]

Yeah

It is important to do WELL on USMLE. It isn't enough just to take it and pass it. If you aren't confident that you will do well on USMLE do not take it. It will hurt your app when applying to ACGME programs. You'd be surprised at how many ACGME programs in many specialties will accept only the COMLEX if you did well on it.

Yeah I definitely agree with this advice. I didn't think I'd do well on USMLE, so I didn't take it. I'm pretty thankful for that now because if I would've done poorly, I think I would've shot myself in the foot. I'm applying ob/gyn and there are plenty of programs that accept the COMLEX. And most of the programs that don't accept the COMLEX are the pretty competitive programs that I likely wouldn't have a shot at anyway.

 

[BurghStudent]

Incredibly admirable. Only 30% of programs even allow DOs to interview.

Will these sorts of unspoken rules change after the merger?

 

[mct2762]

one from MSUCOM matched allo ortho

 

[mct2762]

someone from KYCOM matched PGY-2 derm

 

[Apprands31]

Will these sorts of unspoken rules change after the merger?

I spoke to several med students and they feel the merger will open up more competitive residencies for DOs.

 

[DocEspana]

I spoke to several med students and they feel the merger will open up more competitive residencies for DOs.

 

[Apprands31]

Lol, Doc E, they were DO students .

 

[DocEspana]

Lol, Doc E, they were DO students .

More that you asked students. While its the easiest group to poll, its probably the one with the least nuanced grasp of how it could play out.

 

[Trogghunter]

Yeah


Yeah I definitely agree with this advice. I didn't think I'd do well on USMLE, so I didn't take it. I'm pretty thankful for that now because if I would've done poorly, I think I would've shot myself in the foot. I'm applying ob/gyn and there are plenty of programs that accept the COMLEX. And most of the programs that don't accept the COMLEX are the pretty competitive programs that I likely wouldn't have a shot at anyway.

I applied to acgme IM with high comlex scores only and was fine, even at programs that have ~220 cutoffs and average 230 for incoming class, per their websites. Matched my no 1

 

[Muscledoc]

Only one MD ortho program considered the COMLEX in addition to the USMLE when I applied this past year. In fact, one group of interviewers had no idea what the COMLEX even was when I brought it up. That was the last time I even mentioned it during my interviews.

That being said, I would base your decision on your career goals. i.e. there are many programs within certain specialties that accept COMLEX (as have been discussed); however, many other specialties and programs do not.

If you are unsure of your career goals, still study for the USMLE (the board review material geared towards the USMLE is better anyway and overlaps with the material that is represented on the COMLEX) with the aims of taking both COMLEX and USMLE. Take a COUPLE of NBME practice exams to see where you stand before you decide to opt out of taking the USMLE. In the end, it's an exam that is very doable and much more well written and straight forward than the COMLEX is. Don't be scared of it. I saw too many of my classmates and underclassmen underestimate themselves and opt out of taking the USMLE.

Personally, I like to have as many options available to me as possible. In the end, solid USMLE scores in addition to solid COMLEX scores opens doors.

Besides, all you have to do before taking the COMLEX, if you've been studying FA/UWORLD/etc., is do some COMBANK/COMQUEST questions to get yourself used to the style of questions that make up the COMLEX and study Savarese a bit. You will be fine.

 

[SpeedracerX]

Muscledoc = Grand Master Wizard

His advice is golden!

 

[NurWollen]

Muscledoc = Grand Master Wizard

His advice is golden!

You just made SDN sound like the KKK...