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Dude, its a DO program. Thats a mistake.
Hahaha ... oh well.
I know I bring this up on every match list, and it's probably annoying by now ... but how are people listing that they matched AOA derm??? Isn't the program at NSU non-linked?? Meaning that even if someone was completing an internship there, they would still have to apply for PGY2 derm like everyone else???
I have no idea how derm works because derm is for pussys. All I know is there are 2 from my class that matched into derm.
Is the plural of 'p*ssy' p*ssys or p*ssies??? I'll have to ask my dermatologist.
I don't know, you'd have to ask an OB.
Forget asking an OB. As Bunk so eloquently put it on The Wire, the plural form of pus$y is "pussai" 😉
you match your prelim year/internship and your advanced pgy-2 derm spot at the same time. just like anesthesia, neurology, radiology, etc.
Not quite. There are 4 AOA Derm residencies in Florida. Three of them you cannot match into. You must do a transitional year, just like most AOA Derm residencies. Columbia Hospital in West Palm, however, is linked to their Internal Medicine program.
I think that since this year allo Neurosurgery went from the san fran match to the regular match the timing screwed up any DOs matching into allo NS. In years past the timing was that if you didn't match in the SF match into NS you could fall back onto the DO match but now that is no longer possible since if you match into the AOA you get yanked out of the allo match. Meaning, for a DO to match into allo NS now they would have to pretty much forgo the DO match all together and take their chances.
We desperately need a joint match
Anyway, congrats to all my fellow matchers this year.
We desperately need a joint match
Anyway, congrats to all my fellow matchers this year.
Holy Cow Nate!
I thought you had vanished entirely. Good to see you're still around...hahaha!
I thought you had vanished entirely. Good to see you're still around...hahaha!
Yeah ... but I thought the linked was 2 years IM --> derm.
Seriously!!
People still havent matched. Patience...
Isn't there one derm in FL where it's a couple of year of IM -> derm?? I thought that's where TripleJ trained???
Like I mentioned, there is Columbia Hospital. It is really a fellowship linked to the IM program. It only pays about 25 grand a year, so be prepared to do some moonlighting.
gotcha.
Before long your name and likely picture will be on a residency website. Soooo it's not exactly a private thing. It's not like they posted your SSN or Board Scores.... that said, I'm a 2012er at CCOM--congrats on the great match list--very impressive!
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The inaugural GA-PCOM match list is up on the class thread. Out of 70-80 people, 3 into rads, 4 into anesthesiology, 9 into EM, and a bunch of transitional years going who-knows-where after that... one is an ocular research position, which I can only assumes means ophtho is up next.
Not a lot of surgeons. Only 1 GS (but Hawaii!), a couple OB-GYNs, and no other surgical specialties (yet... we'll see what the internship/transitional folks do... I really don't know anything about these guys or what their plans are).
Lots of military folks too.
Some pretty big name programs for IM are thrown in. I see a Georgetown and a Temple. Big med schools, but I don't know anything about their specific programs.
One guy going to Scott and White for path. I guess Dr. Zaman made an impression on him. Scott and White is a fantastic hospital, albeit in a very lame town. But close to austin.
The two Darnall EM military matchers will be spending some time at the ED where I used to work, for some trauma stuff. They also go to Detroit Receiving for some stuff, or so I'm told. We had some outstanding military residents come through that program, and I think it is generally considered to be pretty highly-regarded.
Anyway, go check it out on the class of 2013 thread.
Not a lot of surgeons. Only 1 GS (but Hawaii!), a couple OB-GYNs, and no other surgical specialties (yet... we'll see what the internship/transitional folks do... I really don't know anything about these guys or what their plans are).
Lots of military folks too.
Some pretty big name programs for IM are thrown in. I see a Georgetown and a Temple. Big med schools, but I don't know anything about their specific programs.
One guy going to Scott and White for path. I guess Dr. Zaman made an impression on him. Scott and White is a fantastic hospital, albeit in a very lame town. But close to austin.
The two Darnall EM military matchers will be spending some time at the ED where I used to work, for some trauma stuff. They also go to Detroit Receiving for some stuff, or so I'm told. We had some outstanding military residents come through that program, and I think it is generally considered to be pretty highly-regarded.
Anyway, go check it out on the class of 2013 thread.
Okay here it is... someone posted on the class of 2013 topic:
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Just an update: LECOM-B's isn't ready yet. Our admin said they would let us know as soon as it's finalized...I'll keep you updated.
Thanks. I would really appreciate that as I'm seriously considering LECOM-B. There COMLEX stats are phenomenol.
FWIW, I love it here. Our match last year was great, and only looks to improve from here, since each class has crushed the previous class on boards...although board scores aren't everything, they are alot...
Do you have last year's match list, please? Even from previous years if you have those available.
Last year's (Class of 2008) match list can be found here:
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showpost.php?p=6428420&postcount=349
I'll post this year's as soon as I see it.
Preliminary Year PM&R Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati, OH The Ohio State University Columbus, OH
Anesthesiology West Virginia University Morgantown, WV
Anesthesiology University of Kentucky Lexington, KY
Diagnostic Radiology OUCOM/Grandview Hospital Dayton, OH
EM/IM Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital Pontiac, MI
Emergency Medicine Penn State Hershey Medical Center Hershey, PA
Emergency Medicine St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
Emergency Medicine UNECOM/Kent Memorial Hospital Warwick, RI
Emergency Medicine CAMC Charleston, WV
Emergency Medicine Thomas Jefferson Philadelphia, PA
Emergency Medicine Southern Ohio Medical Center Portsmouth, OH
Emergency Medicine Ohio Valley Medical Center Wheeling, WV
Emergency Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV
Emergency Medicine Oklahoma State University Tulsa, OK
Emergency Medicine St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
Emergency Medicine Lehigh Valley Health System Allentown, PA
Family Medicine Largo Medical Center Largo, FL
Family Medicine United Hospital Center Clarksburg, WV
Family Medicine OSU-Tulsa Tulsa, OK
Family Medicine VCOM/Riverside Regional Medical Center Newport News, VA
Family Medicine University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley Appleton, WI
Family Medicine CMC-Northeast Medical Center Cabarrus, NC
Family Medicine Greenbrier Valley Medical Center Ronceverte, WV
Family Medicine Greenbrier Valley Medical Center Ronceverte, WV
Family Medicine University of Wisconsin Wausau, WI
Family Medicine University of Wisconsin Wausau, WI
Family Medicine Shenadoah Family Practice Front Royal, VA
Family Medicine Our Lady of Bellfonte Hospital Ashland, KY
Family Medicine Alaska Family Med- Providence Hospital Alaska
Family Medicine United Hospital Center Clarksburg, WV
Family Medicine Washington Hospital Washington, PA
Family Medicine Washington Hospital Washington, PA
Family Medicine DMUCOM University of Wisconsin SMPH Madison, WI
Family Medicine Carilion-Roanoke Memorial Hospital Roanoke, VA
Family Medicine CAMC Charleston, WV
Family Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
Family Medicine Heart of Lancaster Regional Medical Center Lititz, PA
Family Medicine United Hospital Center Clarksburg, WV
Family Medicine/ Emergency Medicine Frankford Hospital Philadelphia, PA
Family Medicine/ OMM Ohio University Athen, OH
General Surgery National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, MD
General Surgery St. John's Hospital NY
General Surgery Fairview Hospital Cleveland, OH
General Surgery PCOM/Pinnacle Health Harrisburg, PA
General Surgery University of Oklahoma Tulsa, OK
General Surgery St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
General Surgery SAMMC Wilford Hall/Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio, TX
General Surgery Grandview Hospital Dayton, OH
Inegrated Family Medicine/NMM PCSOM/Pikeville Medical Center Pikeville, KY
Internal Medicine Camden Clark Parkersburg, WV
Internal Medicine Carilion-Roanoke Memorial Hospital Roanoke, VA
Internal Medicine CAMC Charleston, WV
Internal Medicine West Virginia Univsersity Morgantown, WV
Internal Medicine UPMC Mercy Pittsburgh, PA
Internal Medicine Norton Community Hospital Norton, VA
Internal Medicine OVMC Wheeling, WV
Internal Medicine Northside Hospital St. Petersburg, FL
Internal Medicine Camden Clark Parkersburg, WV
Internal Medicine East Tennesee State Johnson City, TN
Internal Medicine Jersey Shore University Medical Center Neptune, NJ
Internal Medicine Camden Clark Parkersburg, WV
Internal Medicine Ohio Valley Medical Center Wheeling, WV
Internal Medicine Memorial Hospital York, PA
Internal Medicine Millcreek Community Hospital Erie, PA
Internal Medicine University Hospitals Richmond Heights, OH
Neurology Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
OB/Gyn Henry Ford Health System Wyandott, MI
OB/Gyn Grandview Hospital Dayton, OH
OB/Gyn St. John and Trinity New York
OB/Gyn St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
OB/Gyn Wyckoff Heights Medical Center Brooklyn, NY
Orthopedic Surgery LECOM/Millcreek Hospital Erie, PA
Orthopedic Surgery St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
Orthopedic Surgery Brooke Army Medical Hospital San Antonio, TX
Orthopedic Surgery St. Joseph's Health Center Warren, OH
Orthopedic Surgery Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital Cuyahoga, OH
Pediatrics CAMC Women's and Children's Hospital Charleston, WV
Pediatrics CAMC Charleston, WV
Pediatrics Akron Children's Hospital Akron, OH
Pediatrics University of Louisville Kosair's Childrens Hospital Louisville, KY
Pediatrics West Virginia University Morgantown, WV
Pediatrics Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
Pediatrics CAMC- Women and Children's Charleston, WV
Pediatrics Cabell Huntington Hospital Huntington, WV
Pediatrics East Carolina University Greenville, NC
Preliminary Neurology NY Hospital Medical Center Queens, NY Stony Brook Teaching Hospital NY
Psychiatry Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
Psychiatry Georgetown University Hospital Washington, DC
Traditional Internship Montgomery Regional Hospital Blacksburg, VA
Traditional Internship San Antonio, TX
Traditional Internship Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, VA
Traditional Internship Northside Hospital St. Petersburg, FL
Traditional Internship Northside Hospital and Heart Institute St. Petersburg, FL
Traditional Internship Bluefield Regional Medical Center Bluefield, WV
Traditional Internship Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn, NY
Traditional Internship CAMC Charleston, WV
Traditional Internship/Family Medicine West Virginia Univsersity-Eastern Division Harpers Ferry, WV
Urological Surgery CAMC Charleston, WV
Anesthesiology West Virginia University Morgantown, WV
Anesthesiology University of Kentucky Lexington, KY
Diagnostic Radiology OUCOM/Grandview Hospital Dayton, OH
EM/IM Pontiac Osteopathic Hospital Pontiac, MI
Emergency Medicine Penn State Hershey Medical Center Hershey, PA
Emergency Medicine St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
Emergency Medicine UNECOM/Kent Memorial Hospital Warwick, RI
Emergency Medicine CAMC Charleston, WV
Emergency Medicine Thomas Jefferson Philadelphia, PA
Emergency Medicine Southern Ohio Medical Center Portsmouth, OH
Emergency Medicine Ohio Valley Medical Center Wheeling, WV
Emergency Medicine Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston, WV
Emergency Medicine Oklahoma State University Tulsa, OK
Emergency Medicine St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
Emergency Medicine Lehigh Valley Health System Allentown, PA
Family Medicine Largo Medical Center Largo, FL
Family Medicine United Hospital Center Clarksburg, WV
Family Medicine OSU-Tulsa Tulsa, OK
Family Medicine VCOM/Riverside Regional Medical Center Newport News, VA
Family Medicine University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley Appleton, WI
Family Medicine CMC-Northeast Medical Center Cabarrus, NC
Family Medicine Greenbrier Valley Medical Center Ronceverte, WV
Family Medicine Greenbrier Valley Medical Center Ronceverte, WV
Family Medicine University of Wisconsin Wausau, WI
Family Medicine University of Wisconsin Wausau, WI
Family Medicine Shenadoah Family Practice Front Royal, VA
Family Medicine Our Lady of Bellfonte Hospital Ashland, KY
Family Medicine Alaska Family Med- Providence Hospital Alaska
Family Medicine United Hospital Center Clarksburg, WV
Family Medicine Washington Hospital Washington, PA
Family Medicine Washington Hospital Washington, PA
Family Medicine DMUCOM University of Wisconsin SMPH Madison, WI
Family Medicine Carilion-Roanoke Memorial Hospital Roanoke, VA
Family Medicine CAMC Charleston, WV
Family Medicine Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
Family Medicine Heart of Lancaster Regional Medical Center Lititz, PA
Family Medicine United Hospital Center Clarksburg, WV
Family Medicine/ Emergency Medicine Frankford Hospital Philadelphia, PA
Family Medicine/ OMM Ohio University Athen, OH
General Surgery National Naval Medical Center Bethesda, MD
General Surgery St. John's Hospital NY
General Surgery Fairview Hospital Cleveland, OH
General Surgery PCOM/Pinnacle Health Harrisburg, PA
General Surgery University of Oklahoma Tulsa, OK
General Surgery St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
General Surgery SAMMC Wilford Hall/Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio, TX
General Surgery Grandview Hospital Dayton, OH
Inegrated Family Medicine/NMM PCSOM/Pikeville Medical Center Pikeville, KY
Internal Medicine Camden Clark Parkersburg, WV
Internal Medicine Carilion-Roanoke Memorial Hospital Roanoke, VA
Internal Medicine CAMC Charleston, WV
Internal Medicine West Virginia Univsersity Morgantown, WV
Internal Medicine UPMC Mercy Pittsburgh, PA
Internal Medicine Norton Community Hospital Norton, VA
Internal Medicine OVMC Wheeling, WV
Internal Medicine Northside Hospital St. Petersburg, FL
Internal Medicine Camden Clark Parkersburg, WV
Internal Medicine East Tennesee State Johnson City, TN
Internal Medicine Jersey Shore University Medical Center Neptune, NJ
Internal Medicine Camden Clark Parkersburg, WV
Internal Medicine Ohio Valley Medical Center Wheeling, WV
Internal Medicine Memorial Hospital York, PA
Internal Medicine Millcreek Community Hospital Erie, PA
Internal Medicine University Hospitals Richmond Heights, OH
Neurology Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
OB/Gyn Henry Ford Health System Wyandott, MI
OB/Gyn Grandview Hospital Dayton, OH
OB/Gyn St. John and Trinity New York
OB/Gyn St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
OB/Gyn Wyckoff Heights Medical Center Brooklyn, NY
Orthopedic Surgery LECOM/Millcreek Hospital Erie, PA
Orthopedic Surgery St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Toledo, OH
Orthopedic Surgery Brooke Army Medical Hospital San Antonio, TX
Orthopedic Surgery St. Joseph's Health Center Warren, OH
Orthopedic Surgery Cuyahoga Falls General Hospital Cuyahoga, OH
Pediatrics CAMC Women's and Children's Hospital Charleston, WV
Pediatrics CAMC Charleston, WV
Pediatrics Akron Children's Hospital Akron, OH
Pediatrics University of Louisville Kosair's Childrens Hospital Louisville, KY
Pediatrics West Virginia University Morgantown, WV
Pediatrics Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
Pediatrics CAMC- Women and Children's Charleston, WV
Pediatrics Cabell Huntington Hospital Huntington, WV
Pediatrics East Carolina University Greenville, NC
Preliminary Neurology NY Hospital Medical Center Queens, NY Stony Brook Teaching Hospital NY
Psychiatry Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center Richmond, VA
Psychiatry Georgetown University Hospital Washington, DC
Traditional Internship Montgomery Regional Hospital Blacksburg, VA
Traditional Internship San Antonio, TX
Traditional Internship Naval Medical Center Portsmouth, VA
Traditional Internship Northside Hospital St. Petersburg, FL
Traditional Internship Northside Hospital and Heart Institute St. Petersburg, FL
Traditional Internship Bluefield Regional Medical Center Bluefield, WV
Traditional Internship Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn, NY
Traditional Internship CAMC Charleston, WV
Traditional Internship/Family Medicine West Virginia Univsersity-Eastern Division Harpers Ferry, WV
Urological Surgery CAMC Charleston, WV
That's the most g-surg I've seen so far. Some nice matches, URO, Ortho, etc. Isn't WVCOM known for their high PC match rates too??
PCOM 2009 Match List
Anesthesia: 5
Radiology: 2
Emed 18
EM/IM: 2
FP: 40
GenSurg: 18
Med/Peds: 5
IM: 60
Internship: 65
Neurology: 3
Neurosurg: 2
Obgyn: 9
Optho: 2
Ortho: 9
ENT: 1
Pathology: 2
Peds: 19
Psych: 6
PM&R: 9
The list w/ hospital names currently has several omissions....I'll post it when it's corrected
Anesthesia: 5
Radiology: 2
Emed 18
EM/IM: 2
FP: 40
GenSurg: 18
Med/Peds: 5
IM: 60
Internship: 65
Neurology: 3
Neurosurg: 2
Obgyn: 9
Optho: 2
Ortho: 9
ENT: 1
Pathology: 2
Peds: 19
Psych: 6
PM&R: 9
The list w/ hospital names currently has several omissions....I'll post it when it's corrected
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Funny, i was about to commment on the PC heaviness and lack of surgical matches. Just goes to show you how pointless and subjective looking at match lists can be. Everyone's interpretation is different. Its kind of strange how much emphasis people put on a match list. Either way im glad that schools like WVSOM exist. Serious lack of PCP's in appalachia.
Don't be surprised by this, I've been seen a good number of people from my school getting away from g-surg by choice after doing rotations.
So what does it mean not many people in a class match g-surg? probably not much.
updated dmu 2009 match
not all acounted for yet - official list pending
2 urology
8 ortho
2 ent
2 derm
3 radiology
11 anesthesia
2 pm&r
9 general surgery
2 internal med/pediatrics
32 internal med
18 pediatrics
12 ob/gyn
14 emergency medicine
9 psychiatry
1 neuromuscular med
1 pathology
52 family medicine
not all acounted for yet - official list pending
2 urology
8 ortho
2 ent
2 derm
3 radiology
11 anesthesia
2 pm&r
9 general surgery
2 internal med/pediatrics
32 internal med
18 pediatrics
12 ob/gyn
14 emergency medicine
9 psychiatry
1 neuromuscular med
1 pathology
52 family medicine
When is KCUMB's list coming out.
Not out yet. Maybe they wait for those that have to scramble to get positions.
Not certain when the offical list comes out (im in the c/o 2009), but a facebook group was formed and many people responded there.
Taus, that's a good list. Very promising, granted I don't screw up. 
Match lists really don't show much in either direction....the true measure of a successful match is if the students got what they wanted.....and that info isn't exactly readily available
It's very hard to make that comment about PCOMs match list with the only one piece of information being # of students in X specialty. You don't know if they are AOA/ACGME or which hospitals. For all you know all of the IMs are at Penn
I think the amount of surgery is impressive
... 9 ortho and 18 g surg not to mention 2 neurosurg! Less matches in the so called "ROAD" specialties though. 2 rads out of ~250? Again, they could be at Penn 😀
A little concerning is that 1/4 of the class does not have an advanced position and are doing an internship year... .unless I'm mistaken and internships are just being reported separately?
The only way to tell if a matchlist was "great" would be to get each student who matched into X say if they matched into what they wanted and then if they matched where they wanted.
For example:
An "ok" list
Student V - Wanted Rads - Matched GS - Matched #3
Student X - Wanted Rads - Matched IM - Matched #9
Student Y - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #1 (not dream program - didn't use match wisely)
Student Z - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #12
Students V and X could have decided that their boards weren't good enough, didn't do well during rotations, sucked it up an interviews, ect. Student Z could have listed all "reach/dream" programs 1-11, and been quite happy with #12, while Student Y listed all his "safe" programs first because he wanted to match in his top 3 choices b/c that looks better (even though he would have been happier at other programs.
A "pretty good" list
Student V - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #3
Student X - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #5
Student Y - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #3
Student Z - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #1
A "great" list
Student V - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
Student X - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
Student Y - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
Student Z - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
According to SDN, people would consider the match lists like: 2 > 1 > 3, when in all reality, the go 3 > 2 > 1.
Thus, without knowing each students intentions, if they used the match list correctly, if they really wanted field X, there is nothing really of value on match lists.
Maybe one class really wanted 90% to do FM, all matched top 3 choices at hospitals they wanted to go to . Just because they didn't have specialties or big name hospitals, does that make the match list bad?? NO! (For example: CCOM only has 2 ortho, while most other DO schools have 5+..does this mean CCOM sucks? no, maybe only 2 people wanted ortho).
So, in summary: match lists don't really mean anything without more detailed information.
For example:
An "ok" list
Student V - Wanted Rads - Matched GS - Matched #3
Student X - Wanted Rads - Matched IM - Matched #9
Student Y - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #1 (not dream program - didn't use match wisely)
Student Z - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #12
Students V and X could have decided that their boards weren't good enough, didn't do well during rotations, sucked it up an interviews, ect. Student Z could have listed all "reach/dream" programs 1-11, and been quite happy with #12, while Student Y listed all his "safe" programs first because he wanted to match in his top 3 choices b/c that looks better (even though he would have been happier at other programs.
A "pretty good" list
Student V - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #3
Student X - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #5
Student Y - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #3
Student Z - Wanted Rads - Matched Rads - Matched #1
A "great" list
Student V - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
Student X - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
Student Y - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
Student Z - Wanted FM- Matched FM- Matched #1
According to SDN, people would consider the match lists like: 2 > 1 > 3, when in all reality, the go 3 > 2 > 1.
Thus, without knowing each students intentions, if they used the match list correctly, if they really wanted field X, there is nothing really of value on match lists.
Maybe one class really wanted 90% to do FM, all matched top 3 choices at hospitals they wanted to go to . Just because they didn't have specialties or big name hospitals, does that make the match list bad?? NO! (For example: CCOM only has 2 ortho, while most other DO schools have 5+..does this mean CCOM sucks? no, maybe only 2 people wanted ortho).
So, in summary: match lists don't really mean anything without more detailed information.
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Also keep in mind PA is one of the "5 states" and maybe some students are still a little undecided and are just getting the intern year requirement out of the way in prep for doing an ACGME residency?
Also keep in mind that a number of programs start at PGY-2, and ask that you do your first year elsewhere.
There are a significant amt of us (including myself) whose specialties require a separate intern year regardless of MD/DO/5 states (ie PM&R, Anesthesia, Optho, Rads, etc).
That's what I was asking. Thanks for clarifying.
65 Internship??? What is that accounting for??
See above.
