Can anyone post Rush? Thanks in advance.
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Duke2004 said:I appreciate everyelse's initiative in posting their school's match list and I would just like to contribute this. I would have done this earlier but we don't get the school's match list until graduation. I did not include the preliminary/transitional year matches.
DUKE 2004 MATCH LIST
Internal Medicine
Mass General (3)
Beth Israel Deaconess, Boston MA (2)
University of North Carolina
Duke (8)
New York Presbyterian Hospital- Cornell
UCSF (2)
Franklin Square Hospital
Vanderbilt
Barnes & Jewish- Wash Univ (2)
Stanford
University of Virginia (2)
Johns Hopkin
Oregon Health & Science University (2)
Yale (3)
Brigham & Womens
University of Texas Southwestern Dallas
Case Western Reserve (Metrohealth)
Internal Medicine/Primary Care
University of Pennsylvania
UCSF
Yale
Pediatrics
University of Pittsburgh
UCLA
Children?s Hospital- Boston
University of Wisconsin
Case Western Reserve
University of Florida
University of North Carolina
Medicine/Pediatrics
University of North Carolina (2)
CHOP/University of Pennsylvania
Surgery
Stanford
Duke (2)
Mass General
University of Texas Houston
Orthopaedics
Hospital for Special Surgery, NY
UCLA
Vanderbilt
Baylor
University of Florida
Dermatology
University of North Carolina (2)
Duke
Plastic Surgery
Brigham & Womens
Baylor
Northwestern
Neurology
Duke
Radiology
New York Presbyterian Hospital- Cornell
University of Maryland
Brown
UCSF
Beth Israel Deaconess, Boston MA
University of Pennsylvania
Northwestern
University of Virginia
Washington Univ ? Mallinkrodt
Brigham & Womens
UCLA Harbor
Nuclear Medicine
Vanderbilt
Radiation Oncology
Medical University of South Carolina
Brigham & Womens
Stanford
Duke
Psychiatry
Duke
University of North Carolina
UCLA
Family Medicine
Duke
University of California San Diego
West Suburban Hospital
Oregon Health & Science University
Obstetrics & Gynecology
University of Texas Southwestern- Dallas
Northwestern
Brigham & Womens
Ophthalmology
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
Emergency Medicine
Emory
Univ of California San Diego
Oregon Health & Science University
University of Cincinnati
Urology
Baylor
Pathology
Cleveland Clinic
University of Washington
University of Chicago
Jalby said:I have never heard of rad onc being one of the most competative residencies. I've always heard:
1. Derm
2a-fish: Oto, Ophtho, Ortho, Nuerosurg, plastics
3: Radiology (both kinds), Anes, EM
Jalby said:Yeah, I left out urology on accident. but yes, Anes isn't as competative as the ones listed above it. But that was listed as a list of most competative residencys. Here is my revisedish list:
Originally Posted by Jalby
I have never heard of rad onc being one of the most competative residencies. I've always heard:
1. Derm
2a-fish: Oto, Ophtho, Ortho, Nuerosurg, plastics, Urology, Rad Onc
3: Radiology, Anes, EM
ND Gas said:Absolute -
The 15 Brown-Dartmouth students were not included because they are not part of Dartmouth anymore - they will receive their MDs from Brown. As far as the other 65 are concerned, 2 are deferring their residency and 16 are splitting their fourth year for any number of reasons - international electives, research, personal, etc. So, we do have an abnormally low number of graduates this year. Hope this helps
EMAIL sent by DR. H:doc05 said:nobody actually wants a prelim without a pgy2. amg prelims usually are unmatched in either g-surg or a surgical sub.
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