Impressive match lists?

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Which school has the most impressive match list (competitive residencies (location, institution, and specialty wise))?

From what i have seen, i would vote nycom.

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NRAI2001 said:
Which school has the most impressive match list (competitive residencies (location, institution, and specialty wise))?

From what i have seen, i would vote nycom.

I would second this. the nycom match list for 2005 is in the nycom 2010 forum - Philanthropist put this together a while back :thumbup: . although i've seen students from other schools go into competitive specialties, i haven't seen them go into hospitals as good as the students from nycom go to. (cleveland clinic, st. barnabus, st. vincents, etc). this could be for any number of reasons of course, of which personal preference is one. i suppose it depends on how you define competitive - institution or specialty or both?

disclaimer - i've only seen the match list for 3 schools (those to which i've applied): nycom, pcom, & umdnj-som.
 
NRAI2001 said:
Which school has the most impressive match list (competitive residencies (location, institution, and specialty wise))?

From what i have seen, i would vote nycom.

CCOM is pretty impressive. PCOM is supposedly very impressive since 70% of the graduates match in something other than primary care.
 
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Match-List, smatch-list...

Go to the school where you will feel most comfortable. It's extremely important to do well in your pre-clinical and post-clinical courses, as well as rock the boards. This will be harder to accomplish in an unpleasant environment.

The better determinant of what specialty you match is your performace, not the school's matching history.
 
I think DMU is up there as well (that is from the schools I looked). I think the state schools are pretty good as well.
 
Match lists are subjective to personal preference, class profile, class size, and whatever other variable you can throw in there so there is no way to compare match lists from one school to another. If you do well on your boards (you take it, not your school) and impress the right people (through your hard work, not your school) you can match into whatever specialty you choose regardless of the US medical school that you attend. However, which hospitals you rotate through to impress the right people and your access to these rotations does have a lot to do with the school you attend. So, in my most humble opinion, rather than looking at match lists you should ask students at the schools you are interested in where they rotate, what they think of these hospitals, how easy is it to access these hospitals, what residency programs are available at these hospitals and through their school, what patient populations do they see and how much diversity is there, and if there are students from other medical schools at these hospitals how much learning they get to do or do they get lost in the crowd easily. I cannot tell you how often people interviewing at my school don’t even bother to ask or wonder about the clinical years, focusing their questions on the classroom years, which is similar to what goes on here on SDN. I feel that is a big mistake and tell them about our clinical programs. Just my $0.02
 
Nate, you are one of my favorite posters on this forums. You explain every thing in details. Makes life easier for a lot of us. Thanks man.
 
Here's Touro-MI's match list for 2004

ALLOPATHIC MATCH RESULTS - CLASS OF 2004


Student
Location
Program

****3698 University of Michigan, MI Phys Medicine & Rehab
****3772 Chino Valley Medical Center, CA Family Practice
****6439 Bay Area Corpus Christi, TX Traditional Rotating
****7206 Medical University of South Carolina, SC Psychiatry
****4086 Virginia Commonwealth University Health System, VA Medicine - Preliminary
****9632 Swedish Medical Center, WA Family Practice/First Hill
****4924 University of Southern Florida College of Medicine, FL Pediatrics
****4595 Sutter Medical Center, CA Family Practice
****4586 Michigan State University, MI General Surgery
****0851 University of Arizona Affiliated Hospitals Psychiatry
****9717 Kaiser Permente, CA Pediatrics
****2026 Nassau University Medical Center, NY General Surgery
****3360 St. Josephs Mercy McComb, MI Emergency Medicine
****9795 University of Southern California, CA Internal Medicine
****5284 New York State University, NY Psychiatry
****8714 Alaska Family Practice Res, AK Family Practice
****6362 UC Irvine Medical Center, CA Pediatrics
****0740 Phoenix Baptist Hospital, AZ Family Practice
****9411 Stanislaus Health Services, CA Family Practice
****1615 San Joaquin General Hospital, CA Family Practice
****1510 Utah Valley Family Practice, UT Family Practice
****9268 Chino Valley Medical Center, CA Family Practice
****4398 University of Nevada Affiliated Hospitals, NV Pediatrics
****3855 Alameda County Medical Center, CA Emergency Medicine
****1929 Northeast Ohio College of Medicine, OH OB/BYN
****8976 Alameda County Medical Center, CA Internal Medicine
****3639 New York University School of Medicine, NY Phys Medicine & Rehab
****7784 Rush University Medical Center, IL Phys Medicine & Rehab
****9646 UCLA Medical Center, CA Family Medicine
****5013 Martin L King Jr/Drew Medical Center, CA Psychiatry
****5641 University of Texas HSC, TX Phys Medicine & Rehab
****2496 Stanislaus Health Services, CA Family Practice
****7158 UC San Diego Medical Center, CA Family Practice
****2130 Johns Hopkins Hospital, MD Phys Medicine & Rehab
****1909 UC Irvine Medical Center, CA Family Practice
****0678 Glendale Adventist, CA Family Practice
****0027 University of Nevada Affiliated Hospitals, NV Pediatrics
****6731 Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems, VA Internal Medicine
****5716 University of New Mexico School of Medicine, NM Pedatrics
****4098 Memorial Fam Prac Res, TX Family Practice
****9875 UMDNJ-New Jersey Med, NJ Family Practice
****7062 UC San Francisco, CA Surgery-Preliminary
****5423 University of Hawaii Integ Ob/Gyn, HI OB/GYN
****5095 University of New Mexico SOM, NM Pediatrics
****4720 UC Irvine Medical Center, CA Internal Medicine
****7295 Albert Einstein Medical Center, PA Emergency Medicine
****9683 UMDNJ-New Jersey Med, NJ Pediatrics
****2299 UC Davis Medical Center, CA Anesthesiology
****8490 Exempla St. Joseph Hosp, CO Internal Medicine
****6976 Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, NC Family Practice
****8967 Good Samaritan Medical Center, NY Traditional Rotating
****8881 St. Josephs Hospital, AZ Pediatrics
****4845 Stanislaus Health Services, CA Family Practice
****1113 San Joaquin General Hospital, CA Family Practice
****4027 Exempla St. Joseph Hospital, CO Family Practice
****6393 University of Southern California, CA Emergency Medicine
****3497 St. Elizabeths Hospital, MA Internal Medicine
****3694 University of Rochester, Strong Memorial, NY Family Practice
****4722 Northside Hospital and Heart Institute, FL Phys Medicine & Rehab
****1831 St. Anthony Hospitals, CO Family Practice



OSTEOPATHIC MATCH RESULTS - CLASS OF 2004


Student
Location
Program

**987 Memorial Hospital, PA Traditional Rotating
**988 UNTHSCTCOM/Plaza Medical Center, TX Internal Medicine
**991 Pacific Hospital - Long Beach, CA Family Practice
**992 Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, CA OB/GYN
**994 Arrowhead Regional Medical Center, CA Traditional Rotating
**995 Sun Coast Hospital, FL Traditional Rotating
**996 Columbia Hospital, FL Family Practice
**997 Genesys Health Systems, MI Emergency Medicine
**999 Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital, MI Emergency Medicine
**026 Naval Hospital (San Diego), CA Traditional Rotating
**027 Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center, NY Traditional Rotating
**030 Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center, NY Family Practice
**035 Travis Air Force Base/Grant Medical Center, CA Traditional Rotating
**037 Garden City Hospital Osteopathic, MI Emergency Medicine
**100 Henry Ford HS/Horizon/Bi-County, MI Psychiatry
**102 Good Samaritan Hosp, NY OB/GYN
**110 Ingham Regional Medical Center, MI Phys Medicine & Rehab
**113 Good Samaritan Hosp, NY Pediatrics
**117 Northside Hospital & Heart Institute, FL Traditional Rotating
**122 Naval Hospital (Portsmouth), VA Traditional Rotating
**942 New York United Hosp, NY Traditional Rotating
**132 Doctors Hospital Medical Center, CA Family Practice
**125 Madigan Army Medical Center, WA Traditional Rotating
**127 Kennedy Memorial/Univeristy Medical, NJ Traditional Rotating
**961 Detroit Riverview, MI Internal Medicine
**131 Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital, MI Emergency Medicine
**137 Naval Hospital (San Diego), CA Traditional Rotating
**145 DCH Foundation Hospital, CA Traditional Rotating
**148 DCH Foundation Hospital, CA Family Practice
**993 Genesys Health Systems, MI Family Practice
**150 Palmetto General Hospital, FL Emergency Medicine
**157 Naval Hospital (Portsmouth), VA Traditional Rotating
**158 AZ GME Consortium, AZ Family Practice
**160 Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital, MI Diagnostic Radiology
**161 Pacific Hospital - Long Beach, CA Family Practice
**166 Grandview Hospital and Medical Center, OH Orthopedic Surgery
 
CCOMs match list is quite impressive i have to say. I counted somewhere around 48 people who matched at academic hospitals including: Northwestern, Rush, Loyola, UIC, Medical College of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Mayo and John's Hopkins. A lot of the other hospitals are very good as well.
 
Sam212 said:
Nate, you are one of my favorite posters on this forums. You explain every thing in details. Makes life easier for a lot of us. Thanks man.

That's why he's a mod. I have no idea why I'm one. :confused:
 
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