2006 MD/PhD Match

[Doctor&Geek]

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Hello folks,

It's that time of the year again! I'm going to be collecting information again on residency appointments for this year's graduating MD/PhD students.

If you have results from your school or your intended school, please share!

Results for 2004 and 2005 can be seen here:

http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~paik/match.html

Original threads posted here:

2004: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=112378
2005: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=186611

Thank you again, and for the graduating students, best of luck!

Interim Analysis:

219 matching graduates
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Internal Medicine - 51
Pediatrics - 25
Pathology - 24
Radiology - 18
Dermatology - 14
Psychiatry - 13
Ophthalmology - 10

Harvard hospitals - 34
Penn hospitals - 19
UCSF - 16
WashU - 9
Michigan - 8
U of Washington - 8
Johns Hopkins - 7
Chicago - 7
NYP Columbia - 7
Albert Einstein - 7
Stanford - 7

 

[Doctor&Geek]

Washington University
Dermatology - BostonU
Internal Medicine - Brigham
Internal Medicine - Duke
Internal Medicine - Johns Hopkins
Internal Medicine - Stanford
Internal Medicine - Vanderbilt
Internal Medicine - Walter Reed (Army)
Internal Medicine - WashU
Neurology - Harvard
Neurology - Harvard
Neurology - UCSF
Neurology - UCSF
Neurosurgery - Harvard
Ophthalmology - Michigan
Pathology - Brigham
Pediatrics - Children's Boston
Pediatrics - Children's Boston
Pediatrics - U of Washington
Pediatrics - Michigan
Radiation Oncology - Harvard
Radiology - Duke
Radiology - Mayo/Jacksonville
Biotech - Genentech

UT Houston
Radiology - Harlem Hospital
Neurology - NYP Columbia
Pathology - Chicago
Pediatrics - Johns Hopkins

UTMB
Pediatrics - UTMB
Psychiatry - MGH
Internal Medicine - Stanford

Rosalind Franklin
Internal Medicine - Harbor/UCLA

Virginia
Pathology - Virginia
Radiology - WashU
Pathology - Brigham
Pediatrics - CHOP
Internal Medicine - Pitt

Vanderbilt
Anesthesiology - MGH
General Surgery - Cincinnati
Pathology - Vanderbilt
Child Neurology - MGH
Child Neurology - WashU
Emergency Medicine - Albert Einstein
OB/GYN - MGH

Minnesota
Child Neurology - CHOP
Internal Medicine - Brigham
Internal Medicine - WashU
Orthopaedic Surgery - Minnesota
Pathology - Brigham
Pathology - UWashington
Pathology - UWashington

Florida
OB/Gyn - Florida
Radiology - UCSF

Columbia
Psychiatry - MGH
Internal Medicine - Brigham
Psychiatry - MGH
Neurosurgery - Johns Hopkins
Ophthalmology - NYP Columbia
Internal Medicine - UCSF
Internal Medicine - Wisconsin
Pathology - MGH
Pathology - NYP Columbia
Ophthalomology - Johns Hopkins
Radiation Oncology - UCSF

 

[Doctor&Geek]

UAB
Anesthesiology - UAB
Internal Medicine - Yale
Otolaryngology - WashU
Pathology - Penn
Pathology - MGH
Pediatrics - Cincinnati
Radiation Oncology - UCSF
Surgery - UMDNJ - RWJ
Faculty Position

UNC
Dermatology - UNC
Internal Medicine - UNC
Otolaryngology - UNC
Pediatrics - Duke
Radiology - UNC
Radiology - Brigham

Stony Brook
Internal Medicine - Mt Sinai
Child Neurology - Stony Brook
Ophthalmology - LIJ / North Shore
Emergency Medicine - Beth Israel NY
Psychiatry - NYP Columbia

Tri-I
Anesthesiology - UCSF
Dermatology - UT Southwestern
Dermatology - NYH Cornell
Internal Medicine - Brigham
Internal Medicine - NYP Columbia
Orthopaedic Surgery - LIJ
Otolaryngology - Pitt
Psychiatry - NYP Columbia
Urology - Mt Sinai

Penn State
Family Medicine - Penn State
Family Medicine - Williamsport
Internal Medicine - MUSC

 

[fantasty]

U Iowa

Anesthesiology - UCSF
Internal Medicine - U Iowa
Internal Medicine - Northwestern
Pathology - U Michigan
Pathology - Northwestern (Path investigator)

Yay kids 🙂 Best wishes in your new digs!

 

[Hurricane]

University of Cincinnati
Internal Medicine - Wash U
General Surgery - Wash U
Psychiatry - UT Southwestern

We all got our first choice 🙂

 

[cerulean grass]

Baylor College of Medicine

Internal Medicine - Duke
Internal Medicine - Hopkins
Internal Medicine - Penn
Internal Medicine - Wash U
Ophthalmology - UMich
Pathology - UChicago
Psychiatry - UTSW
Radiation Oncology - MD Anderson

 

[Neuronix]

University of Pennsylvania

Pediatrics - Harvard (Boston Children's)
Internal Medicine - Harvard (Brigham & Women's)
Dermatology - Penn (HUP)
Surgery - Harvard (Brigham & Women's)
Neurology - Harvard (Brigham & Women's
Radiation Oncology - Penn (HUP)
Dermatology - NYU
Pathology - Penn (HUP)
Ophthamology - Penn (Scheie)
Internal Medicine - Harvard (MGH)
Surgery - U Washington
Pathology - UCSF
Internal Medicine - Mt. Sinai
Surgery - Penn (HUP)
Radiology - Temple
Pediatrics - Penn (CHOP)
Internal Medicine - Penn (HUP)
Pediatrics - Harvard (Boston Children's)
Pediatric Neurology - Penn (CHOP)
Pathology - Penn (HUP)
Pediatrics - Penn (CHOP) * Plans to apply for Ophthomology next year
Radiology - UCSF
Pediatrics - Penn (CHOP)
Psychiatry - U Washington
Internal Medicine - Penn (HUP)
Pediatrics - Penn (CHOP)
+1 Student who has no plans to do post-doc or residency

 

[CaipirinhaQuinho]

University of Pennsylvania

wow, this is impressive.

 

[eram]

UIUC MSP - http://www.med.uiuc.edu/msp/Events/2006MSPMatch.pdf

MEDICAL SCHOLARS PROGRAM (MSP)
MATCH LIST – MARCH 2006

DERMATOLOGY
University of Colorado School of Medicine, Denver, CO

EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
Transitional Year then -> University of California San Diego Medical Center, San Diego, CA
UCLA Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA

INTERNAL MEDICINE
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign, IL
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals, Seattle, WA

NEUROLOGY
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

OB/GYN
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals, Seattle, WA

PATHOLOGY
Washington University/Barnes-Jewish Hospital, St. Louis, MO
University of Chicago Hospital, Chicago, IL

RADIOLOGY
University of Iowa Hospital and Clinic, Iowa City, IA

INTERNAL MEDICINE – PRELIMINARY
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Exempla St. Joseph Hospital, Denver, CO
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign, IL
University of Washington, Seattle, WA

TRANSITIONAL YEAR
Scripps Mercy Hospital, San Diego, CA

 

[Shatterstar17]

University of Pennsylvania

Pediatrics - Harvard (Boston Children's)
...
Pediatrics - Penn (CHOP)
+1 Student who has no plans to do post-doc or residency

Woah. 😱 25+ students? Was that a big class?

 

[Myempire1]

UTSW MSTP match list:

UCSF (Dermatology)
U Penn (Neurology)
Boston U (Medicine)
Boston Children's (Pediatrics)
U Alabama, Birmingham (Pathology)
UT Southwestern (Medicine)
Oregon State U (Medicine)

 

[Neuronix]

Woah. 😱 25+ students? Was that a big class?

I'm really not sure. There's a couple issues at play. First, Penn used to accept more students than it does now through what was called "Franklin Scholars". This program guaranteed funding for years 3 onwards, but not for years 1 and 2. This made class sizes more like 35-40 students, with a handful receiving full funding and the rest under this other program. As you can imagine, drop-out rates were higher then, for this and other reasons. I'm not sure when Franklin Scholars stopped taking in new students (5+ years ago?), but when it did class size dropped to that 16-22 per year that it is now. Some of the current graduatates are from that time when class sizes were larger.

I think the primary reason though is that it just so happened that a bunch of people graduated together. In 2004 and 2005 14 and 17 students graduated respectively, and I think this 2006 group includes alot of students who are graduating in increased times (I know of a 9 and 10 year) plus the large group of students who would have graduated anyways.

I hope that makes sense. The school takes around 20 students per year now. Because graduation time is not certain, there can be a certain oscillatory pattern to the number of graduates per year.

 

[Jupiter05]

Was wondering whether anyone knows about UCLA MSTP matches. Thanks!

 

[Alexs42]

tztztz, you guys left me out

 

[Doctor&Geek]

Hey, I had to sit through the entire webcast to get that. Give me a break! 😀

(BTW, Congratulations!!!!)

 

[gutonc]

SUNY-Downstate
(yup...we have MD/PhD's too)

OHSU - IM (Research Pathway)
Columbia - Neuropathology
SUNY-Downstate - Dermatology
SUNY-Downstate - Ophthalmology
UMDNJ-RWJ - Radiology
St. Barnabas (NJ) - General Surgery
AECOM/Montefiore - Radiation Oncology

Pretty good class for this place. Most MD/PhDs we've ever graduated in one year. The two prelims are going to BI (NYC) and NYU. That surgery match was brutal. I know 2 people, one PhD (above) and one AOA, both with 2 first author papers who matched to their #5 places.

BE

 

[Doctor&Geek]

Stanford
Dermatology - Northwestern
Dermatology - Stanford
Internal Medicine - MGH
Internal Medicine - UCSF

Northwestern
Dermatology - Pitt
Pathology - UCSF
Pediatrics - Pitt
Radiation Oncology - Harvard

 

[Newquagmire]

UCSD
Dermatology - Vanderbilt
Medicine (Investigator Pathway) - UCSD
Neurology - UCSF
Psychiatry - UCSD
Radiology - Hopkins
Radiology - UVA
Urology - UCSF

 

[Doctor&Geek]

SUNY Upstate
Radiation Oncology - Chicago
Transitional - Frankford, Philadelphia

Brown
OB/GYN - UCSD
Psychiatry - NYP Cornell
Radiology - BID

Tufts
Pediatrics - Rainbow/CWRU
Pediatrics - Children's National

Michigan
Dermatology - Michigan
Internal Medicine - Michigan
Orthopaedic Surgery - Emory
Pediatrics - Chicago
Pediatrics - Michigan
Psychiatry - Michigan
Postdoc

UIC
Internal Medicine - Chicago
Neurosurgery - MGH
Ophthalmology - UCSF
Ophthalmology - UIC
Pediatrics - NYP Columbia
Radiology - Chicago
Surgery - Duke

VCU
Internal Medicine - Duke
Radiology - Penn

 

[lushmd]

Temple Univ.

2004: Pediatrics (CHOP), Radiation Oncology (MD Anderson) (there was one other that I can't recall...)
2005: Dermatology (Vanderbilt), Internal Medicine (Univ. Michigian)
2006: Family Medicine (Thomas Jefferson Univ)

 

[fantasty]

Newquagmire: Just outta curiousity, do you know where the rest of the UCSD investigator folks (IM) came from?

 

[Bluntman]

Was wondering whether anyone knows about UCLA MSTP matches. Thanks!

Haven't seen this anywhere. I'd just check out UCSD's MSTP match since the schools have a similar reputation and the students will have a similar (i.e. socal) mindset. If anybody has the real deal on UCLA though, that'd be sick.

 

[Doctor&Geek]

Tryin' to get that stuff. Argh.

 

[Newquagmire]

Newquagmire: Just outta curiousity, do you know where the rest of the UCSD investigator folks (IM) came from?

--see doctor&geek's post below--

 

[Bluntman]

Tryin' to get that stuff. Argh.

If you don't have any luck beforehand, I'm definitely going to try to get it for ya when I'm up there in April for the revisit.

 

[Doctor&Geek]

If you don't have any luck beforehand, I'm definitely going to try to get it for ya when I'm up there in April for the revisit.

If you do, please get the past three years worth of match info - otherwise, I'm still calling/writing their office.

 

[Doctor&Geek]

Newquagmire: Just outta curiousity, do you know where the rest of the UCSD investigator folks (IM) came from?

See here:

http://pstp.ucsd.edu/

Splash page.

 

[surgwannabe]

5 grads this year:

Internal Medicine - Case (2X)
Ophthalmology - Columbia
Pathology - Johns Hopkins

Not sure about the 5th one

 

[Doctor&Geek]

Albert Einstein
Dermatology - UCSD
Internal Medicine - Albert Einstein
Internal Medicine - Mt. Sinai
Internal Medicine - UCSD
Ophthalmology - Iowa
Pathology - U of Washington
Pediatrics - Albany
Psychiatry - Albert Einstein
Radiation Oncology - Michigan
Radiology - Norwalk

Rochester
Med/Peds - Miami
Pediatrics - Baylor
Internal Medicine - Boston U

Pitt
Internal Medicine - Michigan
Neurosurgery - UCSF
Radiology - Stanford