2007 Match Lists

___Doctor786___ said:

Texas Tech's match list:

http://www.ttuhsc.edu/som/admissions/files/Residency_Match_07.pdf

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Holy cow. That's a ba-jillion OB-GYNs.

Anyone have any of GW's match lists? Ever?

ghip said:

but you're lucky if you get one during a 3 mo. elective.

http://www.nrmp.org/matchoutcomes.pdf

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Yeah, you would be lucky. Or you could just be smart and either pursue NS research before your 3 month elective or stay an extra year as I said in my post. Thanks for the link.

Tater said:

Holy cow. That's a ba-jillion OB-GYNs.

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That's a very mission compliant class, in Tech's eyes.

MilkofAmnesia said:

That's a very mission compliant class, in Tech's eyes.

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Eh, people got to do what they got to do. They just happen to be a bunch of WEIRDOS! (kidding...thank you for existing OB-GYNs) But believe me, I know. Personal experience and all.

I wish they didn't have to fight as hard for their match in Gen Surg, though.

I Don't Know What You're Looking At, But In This Years Match, Columbia Ns Took 2 From Columbia P&s And 1 From Stanford

IM: 25

Med.-Prelim:25

Rad Onc: 4

Peds.: 22

Fam Prac: 5

Med.-Primary: 6

Plastic Surgery: 4

Transitional: 14

Derm: 6

Med-Peds.: 3

EM: 5

Anesthesiology:9

Opthamology: 6

Peds-Primary (possibly same as "Peds"?): 1

OB/GYN: 6

Surgery-Prelim: 4

Neurosurgery: 3

Neurology: 3

Surgery-Plastic Surgery (not sure of diff from Plas. Surg...?): 1

Ortho: 6

Oral Maxillo Facial Surgery (OMFS): 2

General Surgery: 3

Pathology: 3

Psychiatry: 6

Derm Res & Cut Onc Fell(?): 1

Rads-Diag: 12

ENT: 2

Family Med.-Prelim: 1

Child Neurology: 1

Int. Med: 1

Tater said:

Holy cow. That's a ba-jillion OB-GYNs.

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Ob/Gyn is on the way up again according to the NRMP. I think everyone is behind the curve a few years in describing it as a "whipping boy" (or girl, as the case may be) specialty.

Yeah, the hours can suck and yeah, you can get sued. Still, the pay is decent, you get to operate, and you get to bring babies into the world. I have a ton of friends planning to apply for Ob/Gyn.

Complete FSU Match results

http://www.med.fsu.edu/studentaffairs/prospective/match.asp

it shouldn't be surprising that not many MSTP's go into NS. MSTP's are mostly focused on basic science, and any surgical specialty is NOT compatible with basic science research, period. if you want to be the best at surgery, you've got to do it everyday. if you want to be the best at research, you've got to think about lab everyday. this is why most MSTP's go to prestigious programs in what are normally thought of as 'less competitive' ie, internal medicine, pediatrics, pathology, etc. specialities such as pathology, for example, give people who are seriously committed to research the flexibility to spent >80% of their time in the lab.

also: people keep on hounding harvard for not sending student to the 'most competitive residencies.' (ie, derm, surgery, etc). this is because the mission for hms (at least, as it seems to me through the interview process and from talking to people there) is NOT to train physicians who simply go to treat patients--the emphasis is very much on clinical training PLUS academic research. i'm not sure how it is at other institutions, but if you are a faculty member at HMS or one of the affiliated hospitals, your promotion to tenure track is MAINLY a function of your research, NOT your abilities as a primary-care physician. (extremely aggravating, i know, but i know MANY faculty who are renowned physicians--who at 65, are still assistant professors at BW, BI, MGH, etc). THIS is why you see so many harvard med students matching to 'academic' residencies: ie, internal medicine, and so on.

AmoryBlaine said:

Ob/Gyn is on the way up again according to the NRMP. I think everyone is behind the curve a few years in describing it as a "whipping boy" (or girl, as the case may be) specialty.

Yeah, the hours can suck and yeah, you can get sued. Still, the pay is decent, you get to operate, and you get to bring babies into the world. I have a ton of friends planning to apply for Ob/Gyn.

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I know some people who really deliberated between gen surg and OB/GYN. And if you do a fellowship in gyn onc, it is a VERY operative specialty.

I know for sure that the state of Texas has offered some incentives to help keep OB popularity up.

My sister (who is practices OB/GYN) said that unlike in many states, the malprac insurance rates for them are actually decreasing

riceman04 said:

I know for sure that the state of Texas has offered some incentives to help keep OB popularity up.

My sister (who is practices OB/GYN) said that unlike in many states, the malprac insurance rates for them are actually decreasing

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God bless Texas.

AmoryBlaine said:

Ob/Gyn is on the way up again according to the NRMP. I think everyone is behind the curve a few years in describing it as a "whipping boy" (or girl, as the case may be) specialty.

Yeah, the hours can suck and yeah, you can get sued. Still, the pay is decent, you get to operate, and you get to bring babies into the world. I have a ton of friends planning to apply for Ob/Gyn.

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The suing thing is unfortunately frequent and consistent. You should never kid yourself about being an OB-GYN...it is only a matter of time. But if you love it, I say go for it. My roommate was an OB-GYN and she dumped it for a different specialty. Interestingly enough, one of her major reasons was lack of consensus on anything. It is fairly hard to do randomized, blinded studies on a bunch of pregnant ladies. (As you might imagine. ) Therefore, much of their "evidence" is anecdotal. But it is a multi-faceted speciality...there's more to it than just pregnant women.

These are things you'll pick up my little grasshoppers. But you have plenty of time.

Anesthesiology
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA (4)
NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr-NY

Dermatology
UCSF
UCLA
U Texas Med Sch-Houston
Emergency Medicine
Henry Ford HSC-MI
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA
Madigan Army Hospital
U Southern California
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Indiana Univ Sch Of Med
WSU/Detroit Med Ctr-MI
U Southern California
Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD
Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Maimonides Med Ctr-NY

Family Practice
Stanislaus Hlth Serv-CA
Kaiser Perm-Orange Co-CA
Long Beach Mem Med Ctr-CA
Long Beach Mem Med Ctr-CA

General Surgery
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA

Internal Medicine

UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA

UC Davis Med Ctr-CA

UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA

Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA

Banner Good Samaritan Med Ctr-AZ

Olive View-UCLA Med Ctr-CA

Stanford Univ Progs-CA

Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center-CA

U Colorado SOM-Denver

Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA

Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA

Stanford Univ Progs-CA

Santa Clara Valley MC-CA

Cedars-Sinai Medical Center-CA

Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA

UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA

Scripps Mercy Hosp/San Diego-CA
Medicine-Prelim

UC Irvine Med Ctr

UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA

UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA

UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA

Kaiser Permanente-Oakland-CA

White Mem Med Ctr-LA-CA

Kaiser Permanente-So CA Region

Rush University Med Ctr-IL

UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Loma Linda University-CA
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center-CA
St Vincents Hospital-NY
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
CA Pacific Med Center

OBGYN
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Banner Good Samaritan Med Ctr-AZ
UCLA Medical Center-CA
Kaiser Permanente-So CA Region

Ophthalmology
U of Pittsburgh
U Missouri – Kansas City

Ortho Surgery/Research
UPMC Medical Education Prog-PA
Orthopaedic Surgery
U Southern California
U Utah Affil Hospitals
Loma Linda University-CA
NYU Med Ctr/Hosp Joint Diseases
U Southern California
U North Carolina Hospitals

Otolaryngology
Duke Univ Med Ctr-NC
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor

Pathology
StanfordUniv Progs-CA
Pathology/Anat & Clin
U Washington Affil Hosps
Pediatrics
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Childrens Hosp-Orange Co-CA
UPMC Medical Education Prog-PA
UCLA Medical Center-CA
Childrens Hosp-Oakland-CA
Childrens Hosp-Oakland-CA
Loma Linda University-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Childrens Hosp-LA-CA
Childrens Hosp-Orange Co-CA
Childrens Hosp-Orange Co-CA

Phys Medicine & Rehab
U Minnesota Med School
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA

Plastic Surgery
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Psych
U Colorado SOM-Denver
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA

Radiation-Oncology

U Maryland Med Ctr

Radiology-Diagnostic
UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Baylor U Med Ctr-Dallas-TX
Duke Univ Med Ctr-NC
Kaiser Permanente-So CA Region
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA

Surgery-Preliminary
UC San Francisco-CA
Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr-CA
Beth Israel Med Ctr-NY

Urology
UC San Francisco-CA
U Utah Affil Hospitals



Does anyone have UCSF's match list?

MilkofAmnesia said:

I know some people who really deliberated between gen surg and OB/GYN. And if you do a fellowship in gyn onc, it is a VERY operative specialty.

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Or you can do MFM or REI and make tons of $$$.

Tater said:

The suing thing is unfortunately frequent and consistent. You should never kid yourself about being an OB-GYN...it is only a matter of time. But if you love it, I say go for it. My roommate was an OB-GYN and she dumped it for a different specialty. Interestingly enough, one of her major reasons was lack of consensus on anything. It is fairly hard to do randomized, blinded studies on a bunch of pregnant ladies. (As you might imagine. ) Therefore, much of their "evidence" is anecdotal. But it is a multi-faceted speciality...there's more to it than just pregnant women.

These are things you'll pick up my little grasshoppers. But you have plenty of time.

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Yes but this is also true of other specialties (EM comes readily to mind, so does NS) that pre-meds/med students tend to hold up as perfect in every way; or if not perfect, than at least not deserving of a "whatever you do, don't go into X" like Ob/Gyn gets.



Docs get sued.

AmoryBlaine said:

Yes but this is also true of other specialties (EM comes readily to mind, so does NS) that pre-meds/med students tend to hold up as perfect in every way; or if not perfect, than at least not deserving of a "whatever you do, don't go into X" like Ob/Gyn gets.



Docs get sued.

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Kiddo, I know that docs get sued. But it is heart-breaking to see an OB do all the right things and still get slammed because of things beyond their control. The heat gets turned up when there are two patients involved, and especially if one is a baby. A woman actually has to sign a consent to have a baby in the hospital. Think of it, a consent for regular, natural delivery with about three pages of things that can happen and things that go wrong. And a consent is not an iron-clad doctor-protector. It just isn't. For this reason, I think OB is certainly one of the more stressful jobs you can have.

And if you notice, I never told anyone not to go into OB-GYN. If you love it, you love it. Most all of my friends are OB-GYNs.

All done.

Tater said:

Kiddo,

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I stopped reading after "Kiddo." I'm sure it was a very interesting post.

AmoryBlaine said:

I stopped reading after "Kiddo." I'm sure it was a very interesting post.

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Just wanted to add the match from our U of Illinois' MD/PhD program this year.

Dermatology (1) - University of Pittsburgh
Emergency Medicine (2) - University of Chicago, Maricopa Medical Center
Neurology (1) - Massachusetts General Hospital
Pathology (2) - UCSF, Johns Hopkins
Pediatrics (1) - University of Chicago
Psychiatry (2) - Massachusetts General Hospital, Columbia University
Radiology (2) - Southern Illinois University, Stanford University
Internal Medicine (1) - Johns Hopkins

Internal Medicine Prelim (for those going into derm, and radiology (4) - University of Illinois, University of Pittsburgh, Greenwich Hospital

Anyone has this year's Match List for Texas A&M. Best,

TheProwler said:

Even better, the oncology emergencies are few and far between, but there's plenty of other surgical emergencies to bring you in at 3 AM.

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Indeed. However a surg onc fellowship will allow you to forgo the ob/gyn residency, which wouldn't be my cup of tea, giving you the best of both worlds, IMHO--lots of time in the OR, minus the pages at 3 AM.

These are rough #'s because I just glanced at the list tacked up on to the board and was too lazy to copy them down. and i also dont understand the utility of match lists in picking a school.. but i digress

10-13 of Rads, Anes, EM each
8 ortho
3 ophtho
3 derm

dont remember anything else.

Anyone have UCSD's Match List? Thanks!

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Anyone have UCSD's Match List? Thanks!

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Man everybody's dying for that one. What's with all the secrecy? I'm just curious to see how many they placed OOS this year.

ugh ok finally tracked it down:

STONYBROOK
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL Anesthesiology
Einstein/Jacobi Medical Center-NY Pediatrics
University of Virginia Internal Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY General Surgery
NYU School of Medicine Emergency Medicine
St Vincent's Hospital-NY Internal Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Emergency Medicine
Albany Medical Center Hospital-NY Emergency Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Dermatology
St Louis Children's Hospital-MO Pediatrics
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Neurology
Northwestern McGaw/CMH-IL Pediatrics
SVCMC St Vincent's-Manhattan Combined Med/Peds
Boston University Medical Center-MA Internal Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Emergency Medicine
Children's National Medical Center-DC Pediatrics
Hershey Medical Center/Penn State-PA Internal Medicine
Barnes-Jewish Hospital-MO Internal Medicine
U Rochester/Strong Memorial-NY Psychiatry
Beth Israel Medical Center-NY Emergency Medicine
Long Island Jewish Medical Center-NY Psychiatry
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Medical Center-NY Internal Medicine
Barnes-Jewish Hospital-MO Clinical Pathology
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Medicine-Primary
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Obstetrics-Gynecology
Maimonides Medical Center-NY Pediatrics-Primary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Obstetrics-Gynecology
Long Island Jewish Medical Center-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Anesthesiology
U Southern California General Surgery
NYU School of Medicine Internal Medicine
NY Hosp/Medical Center-Queens Medicine-Preliminary
SUNY HSC Brooklyn-NY Anesthesiology
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Mt Sinai Hospital-NY Anesthesiology
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Preliminary
SUNY HSC Brooklyn-NY Radiology-Diagnostic
B I Deaconess Medical Center-MA General Surgery
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Internal Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Orthopaedic Surgery
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Medical Center-NY General Surgery
Hospitals of the University of PA Obstetrics-Gynecology
St Joseph Hospital-IL Transitional
St. Luke's/Roosevelt-NY Ophthalmology
NY Medical College-Brklyn/Queens SVCMC Orthopaedic Surgery
Hospital of St Raphael-CT Transitional
Hartford Hospital-CT Radiology-Diagnostic
NYU School of Medicine Pediatrics
Mt Sinai Hospital-NY Internal Medicine
North Shore-LIJ Health System-NY Pediatrics
Boston Univ Medical Center-MA Family Medicine
Children's Hospital-Philadelphia-PA Pediatrics
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Primary
Yale-New Haven Hospital-CT Pediatrics
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Medical Center-NY Internal Medicine
NYU School of Medicine Internal Medicine
SUNY Upstate Med University Otolaryngology
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
St Luke's-Roosevelt-NY Radiology-Diagnostic
U Rochester/Strong Memorial-NY Anesthesiology
Grtr Lawrence Family Health Center-MA Family Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Radiology-Diagnostic
Barnes-Jewish Hospital-MO Internal Medicine
UPMC Medical Education Program-PA Pediatrics
New York University Child Neurology
Boston Univ Medical Center-MA Internal Medicine
NYU School of Medicine Pathology-Clinical
B I Deaconess Medical Center-MA Internal Medicine
Atlantic Health System-NJ Transitional
Beth Israel Medical Center-NY Radiology-Diagnostic
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Preliminary
NYU School of Medicine Anesthesiology
N Shore U-Manhasset-NY Emergency Medicine
U Michigan Hospitals-Ann Arbor Internal Medicine
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Internal Medicine
Long Island Jewish Medical Center-NY Psychiatry
Duke Univ Medical Center-NC Internal Medicine
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Medical Center-NY General Surgery
Barnes-Jewish Hospital-MO Neurology
U Colorado SOM-Denver Internal Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY General Surgery
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Family Practice
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Hospitals of the University of PA Anesthesiology
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Medical Center-NY Internal Medicine
Univ of Chicago Medical Center-IL Int Med/MD Scientist
Mary Imogene Bassett-NY Transitional
Yale-New Haven Hospital-CT Anesthesiology
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Family Practice
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Emergency Medicine
SUNY HSC Brooklyn-NY Emergency Medicine
Long Island Jewish Medical Center-NY Internal Medicine
Beth Israel Medical Center-NY Internal Medicine
Scott Medical Center/Scott AFB-IL Family Medicine
SAUSHEC-Brooke Army Medical Center / Ft. Sam, Houston-TX Transitional
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Mt Sinai Hospital-NY Neurology
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Dermatology
NYU School of Medicine Internal Medicine
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Dermatology
Albany Medical Center Hospital-NY Emergency Medicine
Mary Imogene Bassett-NY Transitional
U Rochester/Strong Memorial-NY Radiology-Diagnostic
Hospitals of the University of PA Medicine-Pediatrics
Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA Internal Medicine
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Preliminary
B I Deaconess Medical Center-MA Anesthesiology
North Shore-LIJ Health System-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Emory Univ SOM-GA Anesthesiology
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Medicine-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Medicine-Primary
Mt Auburn Hospital-MA Medicine-Preliminary
Lahey Clinic-MA Radiology-Diagnostic
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Medical Center-NY Pediatrics

Graduate Matches:
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Medicine-Preliminary
NYU School of Medicine Anesthesiology
NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Medical Center (Payne Whitney)-NY Psychiatry
Vanderbilt Univ Medical Center-TN Psychiatry
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Surgery-Preliminary
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals-NY Anesthesiology
SUNY HSC Brooklyn-NY Medicine-Emergency Med
Winthrop-University Hospital-NY Pathology
NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Medical Center-NY Emergency Medicine
Yale-New Haven Hospital-CT Internal Medicine
Jamaica Hospital Medical Center-NY Family Medicine
Overlook Hospital (AHS) - Summit, NJ Family Medicine
UC San Francisco-CA Dermatology
Einstein/Montefiore Medical Center-NY Internal Medicine

thanks, looks like a strong list

Anyone have links to past match list threads? I'm specfically looking for past matches for Pitt and Brown - thanks!

Whats anyones take on when a school has a large amount of students matching into medicine-prelim.... Is this considered a postive outlook because they are matching into competitive programs that require a prelim medicine year OR negative in that the students could not match directly into a program and needed to complete a prelim year?

fugazism said:

Whats anyones take on when a school has a large amount of students matching into medicine-prelim.... Is this considered a postive outlook because they are matching into competitive programs that require a prelim medicine year OR negative in that the students could not match directly into a program and needed to complete a prelim year?

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If it only lists a prelim year for someone, it probably means they managed to match into a prelim year but not the categorical residency (derm, anesth, uro, whatever) in addition to that. It's more a negative since getting a prelim isn't a big deal whereas the actual residency is.

potato51 said:

If it only lists a prelim year for someone, it probably means they managed to match into a prelim year but not the categorical residency (derm, anesth, uro, whatever) in addition to that. It's more a negative since getting a prelim isn't a big deal whereas the actual residency is.

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True, matching any prelim is not what most people seem to want and seems to be a sign of non-matching. However, if the school just says there were x many people who matched into a prelim spot, they might be double reporting by putting people both in the calculation for the prelim spot and in the calculation for whatever categorical spot they matched into. I know my school did that with their tallies, and I would guess they're not the only one. The way to spot that is to see if the total number of spots adds up to more than the total number of students. Of course, we don't know the total number of students for most schools, so that makes it hard.

Does anyone have the match list for USC Keck SOM for 2007?

medpro said:

I just saw it but it was marked read-only so I can't post it. There were 103 matches out of 105, including matches at Duke (x2), Stanford, Baylor, Vandy, Emory (x2), Mayo, U Mich (x2), U Penn (x3), San Francisco, U Wash (x2), USCD, Cornell, U Pitt, U Va (x6), UCLA, U Wisc (x2) and Wake (19).

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Here is Wake Forest's match list, it feels like I have unlimited time now that I've finished Step I so why not spend it compiling a neat list?

Anesthesiology
Loyola Univ Med Ctr - Maywood, IL
Medical College of GA - Augusta, GA
Medical University of SC - Charleston, SC
NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr - New York, NY
Ohio State Univ Med Ctr - Columbus, OH
U of Alabama - Birmingham, AL
U of Oklahoma - Oklahoma City, OK
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC (x5)

Emergency Medicine
Emory - Atlanta, GA
Pitt Cty Mem Hosp/Brody SOM - Greenville, NC (x2)
U of MO-KC Programs - Kansas City, MO
U of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr - Nashville, TN
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC (x2)

ENT
Albany Med Ctr Hosp - Albany, NY
Medical University of SC - Charleston, SC

Family Medicine
Abington Mem Hosp - Abington, PA
Carolinas Med Ctr - Charlotte, NC
Family Medicine Spokane - Spokane, WA (x2)
U of Calgary - Calgary, Canada
UCSD - San Diego, CA
U of Kansas - Wichita, KS
U of Penn - Philadelphia, PA
U of Wisconsin - Madison, WI

Medicine
Carolinas Med Ctr - Charlotte, NC (x2)
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr - Lebanon, NH
Emory - Atlanta, GA
George Washington Univ - Washington, DC
Medical University of SC - Charleston, SC
Naval Med Ctr - Portsmouth, VA
Pitt Cty Mem Hosp/Brody SOM - Greenville, NC
U of Florida - Gainesville, FL
UMDNJ-R W Johnson-Piscataway - New Brunswick, NJ
U of Michigan - Ann Arbor, MI
U of Penn - Philadelphia, PA
U of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT
Univ of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr - Nashville, TN
Virginia Commonwealth Univ Hlth Sys - Richmond, VA
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC (x3)

Neurology
U of Maryland - Baltimore, MD
U of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT

Neurosurgery
U of Alabama - Birmingham, AL

OB/GYN
Duke Univ Med Ctr - Durham, NC
U of Florida - Gainesville, FL
U of Florida HSC - Jacksonville, FL
Western Pennsylvania Hosp - Pittsburgh, PA

Opthalmology
U of Tennessee - Memphis, TN

Orthopaedic Surgery
Duke Univ Med Ctr - Durham, NC
Tripler Army Med Ctr - Tripler AMC, HI
U of Connecticut - Farmington, CT
Virginia Commonwealth Univ Hlth Sys - Richmond, VA

Pathology
National Institutes of Health - Bethesda, MD
Virginia Commonwealth Univ Hlth Sys - Richmond, VA

Pediatrics
Baylor Coll Med - Houston, TX
Carolinas Med Ctr - Charlotte, NC (x2)
Childrens Hosp - Los Angeles, CA
UCSF - San Francisco, CA
U of Alabama - Birmingham, AL
U of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC (x6)

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
UC Irvine - Orange, CA (x2)

Plastic Surgery
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC

Psychiatry
Duke Univ Med Ctr - Durham, NC
Tripler Army Med Ctr - Tripler AMC, HI
U of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA
U of Washington - Seattle, WA

Radiation Oncology
U of Florida - Gainesville, FL

Radiology
U of Alabama - Birmingham, AL (x2)
U of Chicago - Chicago, IL
U of Michigan - Ann Arbor, MI
U of Tennessee - Knoxville, TN
U of Texas - Galveston, TX
U of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA

Surgery
Mayo - Rochester, MN
U of Texas SW - Dallas, TX (x2)
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC

Urology
Mayo - Jacksonville, FL
Stanford - Stanford, CA
U of Connecticut - Farmington, CT

Surgery Prelim
Riverside Methodist Hosps - Columbus, OH
U of Florida- Gainesville, FL
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC

Transitional
Carilion Health System - Roanoke, VA
Flushing Hospital Med Ctr - Flushing, NY
Jewish Hospital - Cincinnati, OH
Mayo - Jacksonville, FL
Physicians Med Ctr - Carraway, AL
Riverside Regional Med Ctr - Newport News, VA
St. Joseph Mercy - Ann Arbor, MI
St. Vincent Hosp - Worcester, MA
U of Alabama Med Ctr - Birmingham, AL
U of Arizona - Tuscon, AZ
UCSD - San Diego, CA
U of Connecticut - Farmington, CT
U of Maryland Med Ctr Baltimore, MD
U of Tennessee - Memphis, TN
Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr - Winston-Salem, NC

Medikit said:

Here is Wake Forest's match list, it feels like I have unlimited time now that I've finished Step I so why not spend it compiling a neat list?

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Thanks!

Medikit said:

Here is Wake Forest's match list, it feels like I have unlimited time now that I've finished Step I so why not spend it compiling a neat list?

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Yeah, thanks! That is one of the schools that I have been accepted to, and was unable to find the list when searching on there web site. Not a bad match at all.

Can someone post Ohio State's Match List please??

thanks


UPDATE:
http://medicine.osu.edu/sitetool/si...tudentspublic/resmatch/2007_match_results.pdf

UCSF Class of 2007
152 total graduates

Internal Medicine - 20
UCSF (4)
UCDavis (3)
BWH (2)
UCLA (2)
Cal Pacific
JHU
Kaiser Santa Clara
MGH
NYP-Columbia
OHSU
Olive View-UCLA
UChicago
UPenn

Internal Med-Primary Care - 8
UCSF-Primary Care (2)
UCSF-SFGH Primary Care (2)
Alameda County-Primary Care
BWH-Primary Care
Univ. of Colorado
UW-Primary Care

Intermal Med/Peds
UCLA

Internal Med/Psych
UCDavis

Anesthesiology - 11
UCSF (4)
UCSD (2)
Beth Israel Deaconess
BWH
UCDavis
UCLA
UPenn

Dermatology - 8
UCSF (3)
Columbia
OHSU
SUNY-Brooklyn
UC-Irvine
UWisconsin

Emergency Medicine - 7
Alameda County (3)
NYU
OHSU
Univ. New Mexico
UVA

ENT - 3
UCSF (2)
MEEI-Harvard

Family Medicine - 14
Contra Costa County (6)
Sutter Medical Center (2)
UCSF
Fam Med Residency of Idaho
Natividad, CA
San Jose Medical Center
Scripps Mercy
UW

General Surgery - 7
UCSF
UCSF-East Bay
Eisenhower Army, GA
Saint Joseph Mercy Hospital, MI
UChicago
UCLA
Univ. of Utah

Neurology - 4
MGH (2)
UCSF
UPenn

Neurosurgery - 3
UCSF (2)
BWH

Ob/Gyn - 10
UCSF (3)
Kaiser SF (2)
Beth Israel Deaconess
BWH
Mountain Area, NC
UCLA
UMaryland

Ophtho - 11
UCSF (2)
UCLA (2)
Stanford (2)
JHU
OHSU
UArizona
Univ. of Iowa
UC-Irvine

Orthopedic Surgery - 4
UCSF (3)
Stanford

Pathology
USC

Peds - 13
Children's Oakland (3)
UCSF (2)
MGH (2)
UW (2)
Children's LA
Kaiser Oakland
Stanford
UCDavis

Psych - 8
UCSF (4)
UCSF-Fresno
Harvard Longwood
San Mateo County
Yale

Radiology - 5
UCSF
Cornell
MGH
Stanford
UCDavis

Urology - 3
UCSF (2)
NYMC

Preliminary only-Internal Medicine
UCSD

Preliminary only-Surgery
UCSF

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Track - 4
UCSF (4)

Vizious said:

Does anyone have the match list for USC Keck SOM for 2007?

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seconded!

Thank me later...

USC Keck School of Medicine Matchlist
2007 Match

Damn. Didn't know USC matched so well..

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As the poster of their matchlist, I'm not so sure about USC matching so well. There's a lot of variability. Also 7 or more students didn't match.

I think last year's match was better, with a higher number of matches at elite institutions.

Mortal_Lessons said:

Damn. Didn't know USC matched so well..

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Tater said:

These are things you'll pick up my little grasshoppers. But you have plenty of time.

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This is so cute! Are you enjoying getting all puffed up from your 9 months of experience, little baby doctor?

Anesthesia (5)
University of Washington
UIC
OHSU
Cleveland Clinic
Rush University


Dermatology (2)
Cook County
UIC

Emergency Medicine (11)
Michigan State
Barnes-Jewish (2)
Cook County (2)
Maimonides Med Center-NY
William Beaumont
Resurrection Medical Center- IL
Lincoln Medical Center
Albany Medical Center
Duke

Family Medicine (4)
Medical College Wisconsin
Illinois Masonic
Illinois Methodist
LaGrange Memorial Hospital

General Surgery (6)
Iowa
Rush (2)
SIU
UNC
Cincinnati

Internal Medicine (25)
Boston University
Rush (9)
Cook County (Primary)
Loyola
Iowa
CA Pacific Med Center
Emory (Primary)
Naval Medical Center
Medical College Wisconsin (3)
UCSF (2)
Vanderbilt
Jefferson
Kaiser-So Cal
UIC

Med-Peds (5)
Minnesota
Loyola
Rush
Virginia Commonwealth
Banner Good Samaritan

Medicine Prelim (3)
Lutheran Gen Hosp
Rush
St. Joseph Hospital

Neurology (4)
University of Washington
Allegheny Gen Hosp-PA
Rush
Indiana U

Peds Neuro (1)
Cleveland Clinic

OB/GYN (5)
UT-Houston
St. Lukes-Roosevelt-NY
Lutheran General
Rush
UNC

Ophthalmology (5)
Rush (2)
Medical College Wisconsin
Iowa
UNC


Orthopaedic Surgery (5)
William Beaumont Army Medical Center
Rush (2)
Naval Medical Center-SD
Mayo

Otolaryngology (ENT) (4)
Henry Ford
Ohio State
Nebraska
Case Western

Pathology (2)
UCLA
Rush

Pediatrics (12)
Advocate Chirst-IL
Medical College Wisconsin
Indiana
Cleveland Clinic
UC-San Diego
Austin
Rush (4)
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Colorado

Psychiatry (5)
Rush
Beth Isreal
Hawaii
University of Chicago
Walter Reed

PM&R (1)
Rush

Radiology (3)
Emory
UCLA-Harbor
Loyola

Surgery Prelim (1)
Rush

Urology (1)
University of Chicago

GW has said they did "very well" in the match this year, though the school hasn't released an official matchlist. Here is a partial list from a recent student publication (and I agree it looks quite good!):

Anesthesiology
NYU
UCLA
St. Barnabas
GWU
Cornell

Emergency Medicine
U of Maryland
LIJ
UC Davis
Stanford

Pediatrics
UCLA
CNMC (2)
Brown
Columbia
Children's of Philadelphia
Albert Einstein
Phoenix Children's

Urology
Emory
Wisconsin
GWU

Medicine
UMDNJ
B.I. Deaconess
UCLA
Rush
NYU
Temple
Tufts
UVA
GWU (3)
TAMC Hawaii
U of Utah

Radiology
LIJ
St. Lukes Roosevelt

Orthopedic Surgery
Albert Einstein
UCSD
SUNY Upstate

Surgery
NY Med
U of Arizona
Jefferson
UVA

Physical Medicine and Rehabiliation
Northwestern

Pathology
Johns Hopkins

Obstetrics and Gynecology
U of Michigan
UVA
Cornell

Psychiatry
Mount Sinai

FM-Sports Medicine
UVA

I've also heard that the match rate this year was 96% (compared to national average of about 93-94%).

Thanks Tacrum!!!