2011 DO Match Lists

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JaggerPlate said:
That ACGME PRS match from KCUMB still floors me.
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The guy that matched at KU plastics is a pimp. Did an anatomy fellowship, extensive research in ENT, all around nice guy. Probably rotated there and kicked ass.
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tranzformer said:
The guy that matched at KU plastics is a pimp. Did an anatomy fellowship, extensive research in ENT, all around nice guy. Probably rotated there and kicked ass.
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and a lot of it! Good for him. What a champ.
 
DarkHorizon said:
I had no idea that some one matched NYU ortho from Nova, holy ****! Also isn't UMiami the top Ophtho program in the country
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The Nova list is innaccurate.. as I suspect a lot of match lists are. First, the UMiami is a research position in Ophtho (and yes, Basolm Palmer is top in the country. We did have a military ophtho match which is not there. Also, we are missing 2 radiology matches, an ortho match, a surgery match, another UMiami anesthesia match, and that is just ones I see at the top of my head.
 
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DoktorB said:
Would just like to highlight:
-Categorical thoracic surg at UTSA
-6 Rads spots, all ACGME
-Urology at SLU
-8 Ortho's
-7 ACGME gas

No derm or neurosurg this year, but I'd say the c/o 2011 looks solid! :thumbup:
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DMU impresses me every year. Solid program :thumbup:
 
willen101383 said:
I just saw that this morning! Good work PCOM 2011!!!

Dartmouth and Cleveland Clinic rads matches?!?! Some great DO matches this year!
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Does anyone know if PCOM-GA is on nucleus? or anywhere for that matter
 
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I attached the match list for LECOM C/O 2011. Interpret it as you want
 

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bleeker10 said:
I attached the match list for LECOM C/O 2011. Interpret it as you want
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This list is partially incorrect, no one from LECOM matched at UIC Peoria for emergency medicine, also no one matched Loyola Anesthesiology. I know people in both programs. Also St Vincent Mercy is not an MD ortho program.
 
DarkHorizon said:
This list is partially incorrect, no one from LECOM matched at UIC Peoria for emergency medicine, also no one matched Loyola Anesthesiology. I know people in both programs. Also St Vincent Mercy is not an MD ortho program.
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I just posted the list that was on our portal. I'm not gonna say it's right or wrong.
 
DarkHorizon said:
This list is partially incorrect, no one from LECOM matched at UIC Peoria for emergency medicine, also no one matched Loyola Anesthesiology. I know people in both programs. Also St Vincent Mercy is not an MD ortho program.
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It's both Erie and Bradenton Classes combined if that makes a difference.
You're right about St. Vincent Mercy - it's DO ortho
I can't speak to EM, but GAS has a Clinical Base Year initially (Loyola being one of those programs), you don't matriculate directly into CA1. Unless your friend is in the most recent class, its possible that they just haven't met the LECOM grad?
 
irJanus said:
It's both Erie and Bradenton Classes combined if that makes a difference.
You're right about St. Vincent Mercy - it's DO ortho
I can't speak to EM, but GAS has a Clinical Base Year initially (Loyola being one of those programs), you don't matriculate directly into CA1. Unless your friend is in the most recent class, its possible that they just haven't met the LECOM grad?
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Uic Peoria took two DOs, one from kcumb the other from ccom. Uic Chicago did take a DO from Bradenton. The person I know at loyola is doing their internship there so it's possible that the DO from LECOM matched into an advance position and will not start until next year
 
DarkHorizon said:
Uic Peoria took two DOs, one from kcumb the other from ccom. Uic Chicago did take a DO from Bradenton. The person I know at loyola is doing their internship there so it's possible that the DO from LECOM matched into an advance position and will not start until next year
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I know Loyola just hired an anesthesiology resident from LECOM, so I'm pretty positive that they did match into that. At least thats what the attending told me.
 
Hello everyone,

Any match list for AZCOM? Why does it take so long to release the list this year?

Thanks
 
Vee said:
NYCOM gave us all a copy of the list when we picked up our regalia last week. I'm not going to type out info for ~270 graduates but I'll give the overall numbers and then when the list is posted electronically in a few weeks, I'm sure that it will appear here eventually.

Allopathic (including military) PGY-1:
Anesthesiology: 7
Diagnostic Radiology: 1
Emergency Medicine: 11
Family Medicine: 4
General Surgery (cat): 1
General Surgery (prelim): 3
Internal Medicine: 35
Medicine-Pediatrics: 1
Medicine (prelim): 5
Neurology: 3
OB/GYN: 4
OB/GYN (prelim): 1
Pathology: 3
Pediatrics: 20
Peds/Psych/Child Psych: 1
PM&R: 1
Psychiatry: 10
Transitional Year: 3


Osteopathic PGY-1:
Diagnostic Radiology: 2
Emergency Medicine: 15
Family Medicine: 44
Family Medicine-EM: 2
Family Medicine-NMM: 1
General Surgery: 4
Internal Medicine: 11
Neurological Surgery: 1
NMM-OMT: 2
OB/GYN:2
Orthopedic Surgery: 3
Otolaryngology & Facial Plastic Surgery: 2
Pediatrics: 2
PM&R: 1
Psychiatry: 2

Allopathic PGY-2:
Anesthesiology: 12
Diagnostic Radiology: 4
Neurology: 2
Ophthalmology: 1
PM&R: 8
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I got to see the match list and one of these grads matched anesthesiology at Yale. Pretty crazy.
 
Do you guys foresee these impressive DO matches dropping off tremendously in the future, esp 2015 and beyond when the med students > residency spots? Maybe a shift to fewer competitive specialties and more noncompetitive primary care spots?
 
AlbertVOligh said:
Do you guys foresee these impressive DO matches dropping off tremendously in the future, esp 2015 and beyond when the med students > residency spots? Maybe a shift to fewer competitive specialties and more noncompetitive primary care spots?
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Hard to say. Its very very debatable and people seem to have strong opinions on it.

Some people think the bottleneck (with all the new schools opening, MD and DO) will only affect IMGs. Some think it will affect DOs and IMGs. A few think MDs will also be affected.

I personally dont think there will be too much of an effect by class of 2015. However, im sure by 2020 there will be some problems. I think being part of the class of 2015, we will just avoid the problem barely
 
I don't think opening so many more schools is the answer to the predicted physician shortage that all of the schools are talking about. It would seem that more of an incentive to go into primary care would be a better solution than graduating more students. I remember a few years back when everyone was talking about how there was going to be a big shortage of pharmacists and the number of pharmacy students increased. Job market is not too great for pharmacists right now.
 
Back to the future. This is from page 2 of "Getting into a Residency - A Guide for Medical Students" 4th edition (1996) by Iserson:
Today's graduating medical students are part of an ever-worsening doctor glut. The American Medical Association estimates that by the year 2000, the physician supply in the United States will exceed the need by 9.4%; others suggest that this estimate is too low. Most of the physician surplus seems to be in the non-primary care areas. While primary care providers may be in short supply, specialists and subspecialists abound. Therefore, the federal government is targeting many of these non-primary care training programs for destruction. Positions in most of these specialties, already difficult to obtain, will become extremely competitive.
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fzwarrior said:
I don't think opening so many more schools is the answer to the predicted physician shortage that all of the schools are talking about. It would seem that more of an incentive to go into primary care would be a better solution than graduating more students. I remember a few years back when everyone was talking about how there was going to be a big shortage of pharmacists and the number of pharmacy students increased. Job market is not too great for pharmacists right now.
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Providing incentives to go into primary care costs money though. It's just easier to create a situation where there are so many med school grads that a certain number are forced to accept primary care residencies they don't really want because they have no other choice.

I also feel that the other reason we have so many med schools opening these days is that these professional schools are cash cows. When there are more applicants than there are spots, some people will look at those extra applicants and realize that's tuition money they could be grabbing.

You can also look at the law school situation, where there are now so many law schools that there aren't enough jobs for the graduating lawyers, to see what this situation can lead to. Just google "law school scam" and you'll see what I mean about that.
 
peppy said:
Providing incentives to go into primary care costs money though. It's just easier to create a situation where there are so many med school grads that a certain number are forced to accept primary care residencies they don't really want because they have no other choice.

I also feel that the other reason we have so many med schools opening these days is that these professional schools are cash cows. When there are more applicants than there are spots, some people will look at those extra applicants and realize that's tuition money they could be grabbing.

You can also look at the law school situation, where there are now so many law schools that there aren't enough jobs for the graduating lawyers, to see what this situation can lead to. Just google "law school scam" and you'll see what I mean about that.
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Yeah, the law field is in a huge mess right now but most professional fields seem to be heading in that same direction. It used to be you could get a very decent job without going to college at all. Those times didn't last and you started to have to go to college at least 4 yrs to get a good job. Now days, people with 4 yr degrees can't find jobs anywhere and more people are going for advanced degrees to increase marketability and universities are capitalizing on this with higher tuition rates. I don't think we will see an oversupply of physicians occur as quickly as it did for lawyers because the medical field has the option of pursuing a lot of mid-level positions that pay well.
 
Sorry to revive this old thread, but had a question to people that know anything about NSU and Broward connection. Looking at the past three years of Ortho match at Broward, there has only been two out of total 10 ortho matches. I thought that since NSU and Broward Ortho are affiliated, why aren't more NSU ortho residency match happening at Broward?

EDIT: sorry, i should have posted this under 2012 match thread
 
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