MD ENT residencies

[Pablo94]

Anyone ever know of a DO who matched into an allopathic ENT residency? I am trying to make a list of schools to apply to and figured I might as well just shoot my shot at some MD programs, preferably those who have taken a DO before. Any insight would be much appreciated.

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[Rogue42]

University of Kentucky took one two years ago.

 

[FutureDoctor5000]

Anyone ever know of a DO who matched into an allopathic ENT residency? I am trying to make a list of schools to apply to and figured I might as well just shoot my shot at some MD programs, preferably those who have taken a DO before. Any insight would be much appreciated.

Kid from my school matched at geisinger this past year, he did a research year tho...

 

[You shall know the Truth]

Anyone ever know of a DO who matched into an allopathic ENT residency? I am trying to make a list of schools to apply to and figured I might as well just shoot my shot at some MD programs, preferably those who have taken a DO before. Any insight would be much appreciated.

Go to Freida and choose otolaryngology then filter by 1% DO. See what you get

 

[qwertythrowaway]

penn matched a guy from lecom two years ago

 

[FutureDoctor5000]

penn matched a guy from lecom two years ago

Like U penn main campus? Unbelievable....

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

Like U penn main campus? Unbelievable....

He was the national DO student of the year, and had some sort of connection from my understanding.

 

[Goro]

@operaman , you're an ENT person, right? If so, can you add any insight?

 

[drfeelgood]

University of Kentucky took one two years ago.

Kentucky has a PGY-2 and a PGY-5 DO in ENT. amazing. My coworkwer's Son was top of his class at Loma Linda University and is a PGY-2 at Kentucky.

 

[operaman]

This is definitely an evolving concept within ENT given all the recent changes. There are a few out there, even at some very prestigious programs - Penn has one at the moment if memory serves.

Obviously these tend to be great applicants who did aways and really excelled. At this point it’s probably challenging for a DO to match without some kind of personal connection to the program. That may shift soon but it’s going to be a slow process. I’d definitely stratify your search by which MD programs have taken DOs who never rotated there.

 

[hungrydoc710]

Last year guy from my school matched Beaumont-Taylor in MI