2018 Match List

[TheRebels]

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Go to the MD forum to creep on their match list thread. Click, look and done.
Go to the DO forum to creep on our match lists. On and on with the argumentative keyboard warriors and their endless banters.

 

[deleted831695]

I won’t be reading imaging next year.

Oh? Will you finally be taking that full-time position trolling the SDN DO subforum? You seem to excel in this specialty.

 

[DrfluffyMD]

Oh? Will you finally be taking that full-time position trolling the SDN DO subforum? You seem to excel in this specialty.

So posting NRMP match data is trolling? Pretty big accusations.

 

[UnoMas]

OMG Every ****ing year on every ****ing DO match list thread LOL

There will always be a few elite MDs that crash the party and show their superiority. What would be a good mentoring/celebratory thread for DO students always turn into a pissing match and putting-down extravaganza. It's 2018, WE KNOW DOs DONT MATCH AS WELL AS MDs, why are we still beating the dead horse?

To all future DO students/ current M1 and M2: TAKE THE USMLE 1 and 2 and APPLY BROADLY. Your COMLEX score doesn't mean jack **** in the MD match

 

[BorntobeDO?]

Go to the MD forum to creep on their match list thread. Click, look and done.
Go to the DO forum to creep on our match lists. On and on with the argumentative keyboard warriors and their endless banters.

Yeah I like our match threads better too. I mean I goto MD side and I see like 10 matches per a list that everyone's hair would be on fire over here about, and no one cares. So boring. But over here we somehow have a longer thread despite having maybe 5 incomplete match lists. I would much rather see arguments about how UWash Orthopaedics has gone way down hill since they had to slum it up with a DO now (kidding you SJWs, put the pitchforks down).

Seriously tho, DO school makes up for its puffed up price and lack of resources with increases in hysterics. I would have it no other way, we have way more fun.

 

[IslandStyle808]

You're making a big assumption that everyone here actually knows what they are talking about.

I'd take these people over the ***** advising I got at my state school during my pre-med days as well as the state MD school. Even the medical school advisors at my school are clueless about residency.

Did your elite sources tell you about non-LCME filters and they would use them on DOs without a second thought? I don't believe anybody would be upfront about information like this. I had several residents on here take a glorious metaphorical dump on me as a pre-med for not knowing this.

In the end, you have to exercise judgement when you read the info on here. As you keep reading you find out what is really truth and what is not. If you blow up over everything on here that doesn't match what was said to you by the PDs you are in contact with, then you will never learn anything from this site.

 

[BorntobeDO?]

OMG Every ****ing year on every ****ing DO match list thread LOL

There will always be a few elite MDs that crash the party and show their superiority. What would be a good mentoring/celebratory thread for DO students always turn into a pissing match and putting-down extravaganza. It's 2018, WE KNOW DOs DONT MATCH AS WELL AS MDs, why are we still beating the dead horse?

To all future DO students/ current M1 and M2: TAKE THE USMLE 1 and 2 and APPLY BROADLY. Your COMLEX score doesn't mean jack **** in the MD match

Oh yeah?

And yes, I can't embed, I'm a DO what did you expect? #CanMatchWithComlexTho

 

[UnoMas]

Oh yeah?
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6 audition rotations for OB? Miss me with that hardcore ****. I would probably hang myself half-way through the 2nd one XD

The AOA is a joke of an organization, so is the majority of DO school administration. I can't believe they are doing this #perfectmatch **** to promote the COMLEX at the expenses of the DO students

 

[Lawpy]

Good thing @MeatTornado isn't around to turn this into an MD vs DO pissing contest and ruin the thread. This forum has become so much more civilized and on topic now that he's gone! 300+ posts exclusively about the match lists...what a remarkable achievement that was unimaginable with that agitator @MeatTornado around!

Glad to see you back!

 

[CyrusHabs7695]

How funny would it be if this guys future boss/higher up is a DO grad

 

[235009]

I would much rather see arguments about how UWash Orthopaedics has gone way down hill since they had to slum it up with a DO now (kidding you SJWs, put the pitchforks down).

Oh that reminds me....now that I'm (very temporarily) back I can address this....

University of Washington must be thirsty for some osteopathy with their morning cup of activism and single sourced coffee lol. Ortho, plastics, Gen Surg, and EM and we only have a couple incomplete lists 🤣🤣🤣

Good grief, what is going on up there. I mean, I think it’s awesome, but what changed?

What has changed is that Seattle's cost of living has skyrocketed and the residents are in an all-out war with the institution for the past two years. Such instability and lack of support can really hurt when it comes time to recruit new residents. I'm sure the residents also didn't hold back in badmouthing the institution and leadership that have been trying to screw them over every step of the way. The contract will have to be renegotiated in 2019 in the context of the institution's shenanigans and disrespect during prior negotiations.

Overworked, Underpaid: UW's Apprentice Doctors Demand a Raise

Labor Disputes | University of Washington Housestaff Association

History of the UWHA | University of Washington Housestaff Association

On a personal note UWash is recognized as a top 5 fellowship program in pulm/critical care. When I interviewed there as all of this was transpiring in 2016 it definitely gave me pause. I heard complaints from the current fellows during lunch about the cost of living rising and that their salary wasn't keeping pace. I can't find the old pay scale (before the new contract was ratified) but here is the new pay scale: https://www.uwmedicine.org/educatio...esident-Fellow-Stipend-Schedule-2016-2019.pdf

EDIT: pasted the wrong link at the end

 

[BorntobeDO?]

Oh that reminds me....now that I'm (very temporarily) back I can address this....





What has changed is that Seattle's cost of living has skyrocketed and the residents are in an all-out war with the institution for the past two years. Such instability and lack of support can really hurt when it comes time to recruit new residents. I'm sure the residents also didn't hold back in badmouthing the institution and leadership that have been trying to screw them over every step of the way. The contract will have to be renegotiated in 2019 in the context of the institution's shenanigans and disrespect during prior negotiations.

Overworked, Underpaid: UW's Apprentice Doctors Demand a Raise

Labor Disputes | University of Washington Housestaff Association

History of the UWHA | University of Washington Housestaff Association

On a personal note UWash is recognized as a top 5 fellowship program in pulm/critical care. When I interviewed there as all of this was transpiring in 2016 it definitely gave me pause. I heard complaints from the current fellows during lunch about the cost of living rising and that their salary wasn't keeping pace. I can't find the old pay scale (before the new contract was ratified) but here is the new pay scale: https://www.uwmedicine.org/educatio...esident-Fellow-Stipend-Schedule-2016-2019.pdf

EDIT: pasted the wrong link at the end

Thank you meattornado, you surely delivered. I will have to f/u on this thread now.

 

[IslandStyle808]

Oh god I got teleported back into the 90s. No I don't need your help navigating this site Mr. clippy !

EDIT: I can't type the name of the paper clip? God damn April Fools!!! LOL

 

[BorntobeDO?]

Oh god I got teleported back into the 90s. No I don't need your help navigating this site Mr. Rick Astley !

EDIT: I can't type the name of the paper clip? God damn April Fools!!! LOL

yeah I noticed this as well. Clippy will just have to wait for tomorrow. To bad I can't do anything with him when I click on him.

 

[IslandStyle808]

yeah I noticed this as well. Rick Astley will just have to wait for tomorrow. To bad I can't do anything with him when I click on him.

Yeah he fell asleep when I clicked on him. LOL

 

[sab3156]

I'd take these people over the ***** advising I got at my state school during my pre-med days as well as the state MD school. Even the medical school advisors at my school are clueless about residency.

Did your elite sources tell you about non-LCME filters and they would use them on DOs without a second thought? I don't believe anybody would be upfront about information like this. I had several residents on here take a glorious metaphorical dump on me as a pre-med for not knowing this.

In the end, you have to exercise judgement when you read the info on here. As you keep reading you find out what is really truth and what is not. If you blow up over everything on here that doesn't match what was said to you by the PDs you are in contact with, then you will never learn anything from this site.

Not sure why this topic is being brought up, and not sure why you are extrapolating all of this from what I said. No one is blowing up except for the sensitive people who cannot handle reality. And since you brought it up, my mentors who are experienced ACGME faculty and PDs, with whom I worked and are open with me about the information you specifically are asking about, are absolutely infinitely better advisors than any DO student on the DO forum of SDN or people who matched AOA and now think you can just do an away rotation and ACGME PDs are going to be bowing down to you and begging you to rank their program. When people I trust (people who are experienced) tell me something, and the DO forum of SDN says something else, who do you think I should listen to? Who would you listen to? And what would you think of the people giving you the opposite advice?

Obviously med school advisors aren't going to be the best source of specialty specific issues and things like that. I agree with you that there is some good advice in this forum. But honestly, for example, when there are people on the DO forum advising people who are applying for competitive specialties that they will be fine starting research in 4th year, it is pitiful.

And back to the subject of the thread - the reason I personally don't care about DO match lists is because they don't matter. And they are frankly pretty depressing.​

 

[deleted407021]

And back to the subject of the thread - the reason I personally don't care about DO match lists is because they don't matter. And they are frankly pretty depressing.

They matter to people who call those who matched classmates and want to see where people are going and share in their success. The point of a match thread is celebratory. What a dirtbag thing to say.

 

[sab3156]

They matter to people who call those who matched classmates and want to see where people are going and share in their success. The point of a match thread is celebratory. What a dirtbag thing to say.

This thread is for match lists. Not individual cases. I don't really care about the lists. Sorry if that offends you.

 

[deleted407021]

This thread is for match lists. Not individual cases. I don't really care about the lists. Sorry if that offends you.

The one thing you are capable of making clear is that you don’t care. The dirtbag comment is about how “depressing” you find the lists. Perhaps one day if you manage to match, you’ll have some M1’s snide opinion to look forward to reading.

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

No one is blowing up except for the sensitive people who cannot handle reality.

Bro you keep saying this and not a single person even knows what you are talking about.

or people who matched AOA and now think you can just do an away rotation and ACGME PDs are going to be bowing down to you and begging you to rank their program.

Nice little fake scenario that has never happened.

But honestly, for example, when there are people on the DO forum advising people who are applying for competitive specialties that they will be fine starting research in 4th year, it is pitiful.

Yeah this also isn’t true. I know the exact post you are talking about and you are taking it super out of context (a habit of yours) and exaggerating it as it had nothing to do with 4th year.

 

[IsWhat]

Oh that reminds me....now that I'm (very temporarily) back I can address this....





What has changed is that Seattle's cost of living has skyrocketed and the residents are in an all-out war with the institution for the past two years. Such instability and lack of support can really hurt when it comes time to recruit new residents. I'm sure the residents also didn't hold back in badmouthing the institution and leadership that have been trying to screw them over every step of the way. The contract will have to be renegotiated in 2019 in the context of the institution's shenanigans and disrespect during prior negotiations.

Overworked, Underpaid: UW's Apprentice Doctors Demand a Raise

Labor Disputes | University of Washington Housestaff Association

History of the UWHA | University of Washington Housestaff Association

On a personal note UWash is recognized as a top 5 fellowship program in pulm/critical care. When I interviewed there as all of this was transpiring in 2016 it definitely gave me pause. I heard complaints from the current fellows during lunch about the cost of living rising and that their salary wasn't keeping pace. I can't find the old pay scale (before the new contract was ratified) but here is the new pay scale: https://www.uwmedicine.org/educatio...esident-Fellow-Stipend-Schedule-2016-2019.pdf

EDIT: pasted the wrong link at the end

Eh, I’m skeptical these issues would make an appreciable dent in their Ortho/Plastics application pool. These are two of the most competitive specialties in medicine and UW is UW.

I can see these issues possibly affecting their fellowships though - with a more mature applicant pool looking at cost-of-living, etc.

 

[IslandStyle808]

Not sure why this topic is being brought up, and not sure why you are extrapolating all of this from what I said. No one is blowing up except for the sensitive people who cannot handle reality. And since you brought it up, my mentors who are experienced ACGME faculty and PDs, with whom I worked and are open with me about the information you specifically are asking about, are absolutely infinitely better advisors than any DO student on the DO forum of SDN or people who matched AOA and now think you can just do an away rotation and ACGME PDs are going to be bowing down to you and begging you to rank their program. When people I trust (people who are experienced) tell me something, and the DO forum of SDN says something else, who do you think I should listen to? Who would you listen to? And what would you think of the people giving you the opposite advice?

Obviously med school advisors aren't going to be the best source of specialty specific issues and things like that. I agree with you that there is some good advice in this forum. But honestly, for example, when there are people on the DO forum advising people who are applying for competitive specialties that they will be fine starting research in 4th year, it is pitiful.

And back to the subject of the thread - the reason I personally don't care about DO match lists is because they don't matter. And they are frankly pretty depressing.​

You need to describe what you mean by reality. The reality that DOs cannot match into certain place or that they are powerless to change their education? You have to explain what you mean otherwise I will 'extrapolate' things.

I know a couple of PDs at my schools, if its about their field I'm all ears. However, once they start talking about anything outside their field I tune out. I knew many friends (mostly MD students) who went through the match and the common themes. Anything that deviates from those theme's, whether stated by medical student, resident, PD I tune it out. This comes from experience and listening to everyone has to say.

For instance, when you stated that there are people on the DO forums that state its okay to start research 4th year. If it was actually said, I tune this stuff out. Easy as that. Because I know its an n=1 post, this is something you develop through the years. You have been on this site longer than me and should have developed this skill before I did, this is common sense. As you keep reading, you will find these n=1 post. Then you will find the n = 100 posts for starting in summer of 1st year. This is the one you pay attention to.

Here I'll give you another example. I have seen n = 5 posts on actually doing a research project/case study and publishing in 3rd year (before you send out to ERAS). They say "you'll have plenty of time, you'll get out by noon or 5pm." However, you'll have n=100 stating that is it down right impossible to find time to do research in 3rd year. The latter who you listen too.

As for the last sentence, seeing DOs match into hyper competitive residencies/programs is a lot more interesting than seeing 100 MGH matches on the HMS match list.

If you re not gaining anything by coming on here, then what's the point of staying?

 

[Dwan]

You need to describe what you mean by reality. The reality that DOs cannot match into certain place or that they are powerless to change their education? You have to explain what you mean otherwise I will 'extrapolate' things.

I know a couple of PDs at my schools, if its about their field I'm all ears. However, once they start talking about anything outside their field I tune out. I knew many friends (mostly MD students) who went through the match and the common themes. Anything that deviates from those theme's, whether stated by medical student, resident, PD I tune it out. This comes from experience and listening to everyone has to say.

For instance, when you stated that there are people on the DO forums that state its okay to start research 4th year. If it was actually said, I tune this stuff out. Easy as that. Because I know its an n=1 post, this is something you develop through the years. You have been on this site longer than me and should have developed this skill before I did, this is common sense. As you keep reading, you will find these n=1 post. Then you will find the n = 100 posts for starting in summer of 1st year. This is the one you pay attention to.

Here I'll give you another example. I have seen n = 5 posts on actually doing a research project/case study and publishing in 3rd year (before you send out to ERAS). They say "you'll have plenty of time, you'll get out by noon or 5pm." However, you'll have n=100 stating that is it down right impossible to find time to do research in 3rd year. The latter who you listen too.

As for the last sentence, seeing DOs match into hyper competitive residencies/programs is a lot more interesting than seeing 100 MGH matches on the HMS match list.

If you re not gaining anything by coming on here, then what's the point of staying?

Just to address your 2nd example, m3 is busy for sure but case studies are a small time commitment and you can definitely do one or more during m3 (pretty common at my school, especially for those aiming for competitive fields). It's just a short paper discussing the management of the patient which you'll know already, plus a bit of lit review. Hard part is finding a case that's valuable, but keep on the lookout if you're interested. The caveat is that they are worth less weight than original research papers which is probably what the latter n=100 is referring to, but it's still something.

 

[Ho0v-man]

No. There are some so-called “established DO schools” where third year exams are P/F Osteopathic shelfs (i.e. play buddy-buddy with residents and sleaze your way through). Name me an MD school that doesn’t use NBME shelf exam scores as part of determining honors grades. That’s such a huge part of third year. Also, the admissions standards are still significantly higher overall and as much as every DO student wants to say they’re the ones who fell through the cracks, the majority just didn’t get into an MD school and past potential predicts future potential. That said, I’ve seen LECOM students at interviews. Not sure if that’s due to size or actual reputation/quality making itself known to ACGME PDs. I’m not against taking DOs with great scores, grades, research but I’m not at the point where I think PDs should say hey, this DO school’s been around for 90 years so it’s better than this “less established” MD school that just has its first class matching.

If its the school I’m thinking of, then they are indeed taking shelfs and having to perform on rotations just like anyone else. They just can’t “honor” or “high pass” a rotation. The complaint I’ve read about on here is that a transcript full of “P” on every rotation hurts them because PDs assume they couldn’t attain honors when in fact no one could.

Or perhaps we’re talking about completely different schools.

 

[sab3156]

As for the last sentence, seeing DOs match into hyper competitive residencies/programs is a lot more interesting than seeing 100 MGH matches on the HMS match list.

Maybe it is interesting, but these rare things with no background info aren't very useful to know. I am talking about the bigger picture.

If you re not gaining anything by coming on here, then what's the point of staying?

There are parts of this forum that have merit. I benefit from those parts.

 

[DocWinter]

Maybe it is interesting, but these rare things with no background info aren't very useful to know. I am talking about the bigger picture.



There are parts of this forum that have merit. I benefit from those parts.

Are you a troll, or just naturally miserable? Your contribution is simply negative. The thread is to share and celebrate match lists, why don't you help us out.

 

[SLC]

How funny would it be if this guys future boss/higher up is a DO grad

Or the folks he went to residency with...

 

[Chibucks15]

This thread is for match lists. Not individual cases. I don't really care about the lists. Sorry if that offends you.

You go to a DO school...if you hate the forum stay off it. You make zero sense 99% of the time. You may not care but not everything revolves around you. But thanks for your input

 

[sab3156]

You go to a DO school...if you hate the forum stay off it. You make zero sense 99% of the time. You may not care but not everything revolves around you. But thanks for your input

Like I said - things make zero sense to you guys on the DO forum. Reality is different, though. Anyway, I am mainly speaking to @IslandStyle808.

 

[AnatomyGrey12]

Like I said - things make zero sense to you guys on the DO forum. Reality is different

For the third time, what are you even talking about? You are using huge generalities in a context that makes zero sense to anyone.

 

[deleted407021]

Like I said - things make zero sense to you guys on the DO forum. Reality is different, though. Anyway, I am mainly speaking to @IslandStyle808.

Do you have any respect for your colleagues? Like, at all?

 

[SLC]

Do you have any respect for your colleagues? Like, at all?

Is this a serious, or rhetorical, question?

 

[TattedMed]

I routinely skim the threads to see what type of nonsensical **** flows through his fingertips. I sure do hope that as one of the most self-hating DO's on this forum, that he's alright. I haven't seen him in almost a day.

Always a good laugh...always

And back to the subject of the thread - the reason I personally don't care about DO match lists is because they don't matter. And they are frankly pretty depressing.​

Lol.

 

[deleted407021]

Is this a serious, or rhetorical, question?

I genuinely would like to know.

 

[Chibucks15]

Like I said - things make zero sense to you guys on the DO forum. Reality is different, though. Anyway, I am mainly speaking to @IslandStyle808.

What reality are you talking about? I feel like most people have a pretty good handle on the challenges of DOs matching at the top places. I don't think anyone has disputed that the ivory towers are off limits for now. But I mean every other DO in the country is an idiot compared to you and your almighty knowledge of every intricate detail of residencies all over the country, in every specialty. Thanks for attempting to teach all of us about 'reality' but I think I'm okay with how I see things.

 

[TattedMed]

What reality are you talking about? I feel like most people have a pretty good handle on the challenges of DOs matching at the top places. I don't think anyone has disputed that the ivory towers are off limits for now. But I mean every other DO in the country is an idiot compared to you and your almighty knowledge of every intricate detail of residencies all over the country, in every specialty. Thanks for attempting to teach all of us about 'reality' but I think I'm okay with how I see things.

He strikes me as the type of future physician to walk into an isolation room without gowning up, exam the patient and grab a squirt of hand sanitizer as he exits the room.

 

[JamesPotterMS-3]

Curious how many DOs Broward Health's ortho program took this year considering how much news the program generated last year when they took 2 MDs. Wouldn't be surprised if they only took 1 DO + 3MDs this year.

 

[hbslax4]

Curious how many DOs Broward Health's ortho program took this year considering how much news the program generated last year when they took 2 MDs. Wouldn't be surprised if they only took 1 DO + 3MDs this year.

I don’t think they took any MD’s last year unless there residents page online isn’t updated. No MD’s listed.

 

[Bill Brasky]

Curious how many DOs Broward Health's ortho program took this year considering how much news the program generated last year when they took 2 MDs. Wouldn't be surprised if they only took 1 DO + 3MDs this year.

All 3 ortho matches at Broward last year were from Nova. There are no MDs in the program. Maybe you're thinking of another program?

 

[hbslax4]

All 3 ortho matches at Broward last year were from Nova. There are no MDs in the program. Maybe you're thinking of another program?

I think they put a spot in the MD match but maybe they ended up just promising it the a Nova grad and he took their word. So maybe they matched someone in the MD match, just not a MD.

 

[hbslax4]

I know Plainview put half its spots (3) in the MD match this year and it looks like those all went to MD’s based on what I’ve seen in the MD match list thread.

 

[IslandStyle808]

Just to address your 2nd example, m3 is busy for sure but case studies are a small time commitment and you can definitely do one or more during m3 (pretty common at my school, especially for those aiming for competitive fields). It's just a short paper discussing the management of the patient which you'll know already, plus a bit of lit review. Hard part is finding a case that's valuable, but keep on the lookout if you're interested. The caveat is that they are worth less weight than original research papers which is probably what the latter n=100 is referring to, but it's still something.

Another thing that I would watch out for is if the PI actually has experience in publications. Seems like there are several members on here where the clinician dropped the bulk majority of the work (ex. find a journal to submit) on to the student. This can also be a time sink and the clinician should be doing that stuff. However, yeah seem like the majority of people find the time commitment for case studies to be small.

 

[TheRebels]

Back to the topics: My school, CCOM, matched to pretty strong IM programs including University of Washington, University of Colorado, George Washington, Ohio State, Cincinnati, Rush and Loyola.
Oh, we matched into peds at Duke, MCW and Iowa

 

[bigindian4891]

Here's the match list for TouroNY Middletown. It's the first class, they had a 100% match rate.


Match Results 2018
Touro COM

Anesthesiology
Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH Cleveland OH
CMSRU/Cooper University Hospital Camden NJ
Mercy Catholic Med Ctr Philadelphia PA
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
St Barnabas Med Ctr Livingston NJ
SUNY HSC Brooklyn NY
U Illinois COM Chicago IL
U Rochester/Strong Memorial Rochester NY
University of Massachussetts School of Medicine Worcester MA
Child Neurology
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
U Rochester/Strong Memorial-NY Rochester NY
Emergency Medicine
Albany Medical Center Albany NY
Arnot Ogden Med Ctr Elmira NY
Brooklyn Hospital Center Brooklyn NY
Doctors Hospital Columbus OH
Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann Univ Hosp Philadelphia PA
Good Samaritan Hosp Med Ctr West Islip NY
Hackensack U Med Ctr Hackensack NJ
Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Wyandotte MI
Hostra Northwell SOM Hempstead NY
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Lehigh Valley Health Network Allentown PA
Merit Health Wesley Hattiesburg MS
Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown NJ
NYCOMEC Education Consortium Middletown NY
Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown NY
Presence Resurrection Med Ctr Chicago IL
St Barnabas Hospital New York NY
St Barnabas Medical Center Livingston NY
St Josephs Reg Med Ctr Patterson NJ
St Lukes Bethlehem PA
Stony Brook Teachers Hospital Long Island NY
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
U Connecticut School of Medicine Farmington CT
Family Medicine
Altru Health System Grand Forks ND
AT Still University- Northeast Regional Medical Center Kirksville MO
Chino Valley Medical Center Chino CA
Christ Hospital Jersey City NJ
Florida Hospital Orlando FL
Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr Torrance CA
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Phelps Hosp Brooklyn NY
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Plainview Hosp Plainview NY
Icahn SOM Beth Israel New York NY
Laredo Medical Center Laredo TX
Methodist Health System Dallas TX
Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown NJ
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center Niagara Falls NY
Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown NY
Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital Binghamton NY
Overlook Hospital Summit NJ
Penn State Hershey Med Ctr Hershey PA
Resurrection Medical Center Chicago IL
Riverside University Health System Moreno Valley CA
Robert Packer Hospital/Guthrie Sayre PA
RowanSOM/OPTI/Kennedy Univ Hosp/Our Lady of Lourdes Stratford NJ
Southeastern Health Lumberton NC
St John's Episcopal Hospital South Shore Far Rockaway NY
St. Vincents Medical Center Downtown FL
The Medical Center Columbus GA
UC San Francisco Fresno CA
UPMC Altoona Altoona PA
Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center Johnson City NY
Wright Center for GME Scranton PA
General Surgery
Community Memorial Health System Ventura CA
Hackensack Meridian - Palisades Medical Center North Bergen NJ
Henry Ford Allegiance Health Jackson MI
Mercy Hospital Medical Center Des Moines IA
Regional Med Ctr Regional Med Ctr Bayonet Point FL
Internal Medicine
Brooklyn Hospital Center Brooklyn NY
CarePoint Health-Bayonne Medical Center Bayonne NJ
Carilion Clinic- Virginia Tech Carilion SOM Roanoke VA
Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH Cleveland OH
Coney Island Hospital Brooklyn NY
Coney Island Hospital Brooklyn NY
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Lenox Hill Hospital New York NY
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Icahn SOM St Lukes Roosevekt NY
Kennedy University Hospital/Our Lady of Lourdes Stratford NJ
MedStar Georgetown Univ Hosp-DC Washington DC
Methodist Hospital Houston TX
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
New York Presbyterian Queens NY
Newark Beth Israel MC/St. Barnabas Health System Newark NJ
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
NYP Brooklyn Methodist Hosp Brooklyn MU
Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading PA
South Pointe Hospital Warrensville Heights OH
Southeastern Health Lumberton NC
St Johns Riverside Hospital Riverside NY
St Mary Med Ctr Long Beach CA
St Michael's Hospital Newark NJ
St. Luke's University Hospital Bethlehem PA
Summa Health/NEOMED Rootstown OH
SUNY HSC Brooklyn NY
The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education (WCGME) Scranton PA
U Illinois COM Chicago IL
U Nevada Las Vegas SOM Las Vegas NV
U Texas Med Branch Galveston TX
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch Dallas TX
UH Regional Hospitals Richmond Heights OH
University of Toledo Toledo OH
Wright Center for GME Scranton PA
Medicine- Preliminary
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Icahn SOM Queens Hospital Queens NY
Jacobi Medical Center Bronx NY
Jersey Shore Univ Med Ctr Neptune NJ
MedStar Harbor Hospital Baltimore City MD
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
NYMC-Westchester Med Ctr Valhalla NY
SUNY HSC Brooklyn Brooklyn NY
Woodhull Medical Center Brooklyn NY
Med-Prelim/Radiology
ICAHN SOM St Lukes Roosevelt NY
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
Tufts Medical Center Boston MA
Medicine-Primary
CMSRU/Cooper University Hospital Camden NJ
Cook County Health and Hosps Sys Chicago IL
George Washington Univ Washington DC
Greater Baltimore Med Ctr Towson MD
Icahn SOM St Lukes Roosevelt NY
U Connecticut School of Medicine Farmington CT
Woodhull Medical Center Brooklyn NY
Neurological Surgery
St Barnabas Medical Center Livingston NJ
Neurology
Case Western/Univ Hosps Cleveland Med Ctr Cleveland OH
Obstetrics Gynecology
Advocate Health Care Chicago IL
Maimonides Med Ctr Brooklyn NY
MedStar Washington Hosp Ctr-DC Washington DC
Richmond University Medical Center Staten Island NY
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA Fresno CA
Orthopedic Surgery
Jersey City Medical Center Jersey City NJ
McLaren Macomb Mount Clemens MI
Plainview Hospita Plainview NY
Otolaryngology
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Philadelphia PA
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Springfield IL
Pathology
Emory University SOM Atlanta GA
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai-NY New York NY
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
U Illinois COM Chicago IL
Pediatrics
Advocate Health Care Chicago IL
Atlantic Health System Morristown NJ
Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX
Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX
Broward Health Medical Center Fort Lauderdale FL
Good Samaritan Hospital & Medical Center West Islip NY
Jersey Shore Univ Med Ctr Neptune NJ
Michigan St Univ CHM East Lansing MI
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
Newark Beth Israel MC/St. Barnabas Health System Newark NJ
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
NYP Brooklyn Methodist Hosp Brooklyn NY
Rutgers-R W Johnson Medical School New Brunswick NJ
SUNY HSC Brooklyn NY
U Tennessee COM Chattanooga TN
University of Massachussetts School of Medicine Worcester MA
Phys Medicine & Rehab
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai New York NY
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
NYU School of Medeicine New York NY
Psychiatry
Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann Univ Hosp Philadelphia PA
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Icahn SOM St Lukes Roosevelt NY
LSU SOM New Orleans LA
Maimonides Med Ctr Brooklyn NY
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr New York NY
Palm Beach Consortium for GME Palm Beach FL
Sky Ridge Medical Center Lone Tree CO
Sky Ridge Medical Center Lone Tree CO
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore MD
Surgery- Preliminary
Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX
Baystate Med Ctr Springfield MA
Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston WV
Detroit Med Ctr/WSU Detroit MI
Maricopa Med Ctr Maricopa AZ
Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown NJ
New York Presbyterian Queens NY
University of Washington Affiliate Hospitals Seattle WA
Traditional Rotating Internship
Coney Island Hospital Coney Island NY
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Plainview Hosp Plainview NY
HUMC Palisades North Bergen NJ
Larkin Community Hospital Palm Springs Hialeah Fl
Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester CT
Mercy Catholic Med Ctr Philadelphia PA
Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown NY
Peconic Bay Medical Center Riverhead NY
Promedica Monroe MI
Sunrise Health GME Consortium Downtown NV

 

[poloboy]

Obstetrics Gynecology
Advocate Health Care Chicago IL
Maimonides Med Ctr Brooklyn NY
MedStar Washington Hosp Ctr-DC Washington DC
Richmond University Medical Center Staten Island NY
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA Fresno CA

UCSF Ob/Gyn?!
...that's like a guaranteed REI fellowship right there!

 

[SLC]

IM at UTSW-Dallas; congrats to that Doc.

 

[SLC]

UCSF Ob/Gyn?!
...that's like a guaranteed REI fellowship right there!

It’s the Fresno campus, not the real USCF, not quite a golden ticket into ReproEndo. Still…congrats to that person, hopefully it was at or near the top of their list.

 

[Young Chi]

Here's the match list for TouroNY Middletown. It's the first class, they had a 100% match rate.


Match Results 2018
Touro COM

Anesthesiology
Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH Cleveland OH
CMSRU/Cooper University Hospital Camden NJ
Mercy Catholic Med Ctr Philadelphia PA
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
St Barnabas Med Ctr Livingston NJ
SUNY HSC Brooklyn NY
U Illinois COM Chicago IL
U Rochester/Strong Memorial Rochester NY
University of Massachussetts School of Medicine Worcester MA
Child Neurology
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
U Rochester/Strong Memorial-NY Rochester NY
Emergency Medicine
Albany Medical Center Albany NY
Arnot Ogden Med Ctr Elmira NY
Brooklyn Hospital Center Brooklyn NY
Doctors Hospital Columbus OH
Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann Univ Hosp Philadelphia PA
Good Samaritan Hosp Med Ctr West Islip NY
Hackensack U Med Ctr Hackensack NJ
Henry Ford Wyandotte Hospital Wyandotte MI
Hostra Northwell SOM Hempstead NY
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Lehigh Valley Health Network Allentown PA
Merit Health Wesley Hattiesburg MS
Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown NJ
NYCOMEC Education Consortium Middletown NY
Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown NY
Presence Resurrection Med Ctr Chicago IL
St Barnabas Hospital New York NY
St Barnabas Medical Center Livingston NY
St Josephs Reg Med Ctr Patterson NJ
St Lukes Bethlehem PA
Stony Brook Teachers Hospital Long Island NY
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
U Connecticut School of Medicine Farmington CT
Family Medicine
Altru Health System Grand Forks ND
AT Still University- Northeast Regional Medical Center Kirksville MO
Chino Valley Medical Center Chino CA
Christ Hospital Jersey City NJ
Florida Hospital Orlando FL
Harbor-UCLA Med Ctr Torrance CA
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Phelps Hosp Brooklyn NY
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Plainview Hosp Plainview NY
Icahn SOM Beth Israel New York NY
Laredo Medical Center Laredo TX
Methodist Health System Dallas TX
Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown NJ
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center Niagara Falls NY
Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown NY
Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital Binghamton NY
Overlook Hospital Summit NJ
Penn State Hershey Med Ctr Hershey PA
Resurrection Medical Center Chicago IL
Riverside University Health System Moreno Valley CA
Robert Packer Hospital/Guthrie Sayre PA
RowanSOM/OPTI/Kennedy Univ Hosp/Our Lady of Lourdes Stratford NJ
Southeastern Health Lumberton NC
St John's Episcopal Hospital South Shore Far Rockaway NY
St. Vincents Medical Center Downtown FL
The Medical Center Columbus GA
UC San Francisco Fresno CA
UPMC Altoona Altoona PA
Wilson Memorial Regional Medical Center Johnson City NY
Wright Center for GME Scranton PA
General Surgery
Community Memorial Health System Ventura CA
Hackensack Meridian - Palisades Medical Center North Bergen NJ
Henry Ford Allegiance Health Jackson MI
Mercy Hospital Medical Center Des Moines IA
Regional Med Ctr Regional Med Ctr Bayonet Point FL
Internal Medicine
Brooklyn Hospital Center Brooklyn NY
CarePoint Health-Bayonne Medical Center Bayonne NJ
Carilion Clinic- Virginia Tech Carilion SOM Roanoke VA
Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH Cleveland OH
Coney Island Hospital Brooklyn NY
Coney Island Hospital Brooklyn NY
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Lenox Hill Hospital New York NY
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Icahn SOM St Lukes Roosevekt NY
Kennedy University Hospital/Our Lady of Lourdes Stratford NJ
MedStar Georgetown Univ Hosp-DC Washington DC
Methodist Hospital Houston TX
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
New York Presbyterian Queens NY
Newark Beth Israel MC/St. Barnabas Health System Newark NJ
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
NYP Brooklyn Methodist Hosp Brooklyn MU
Reading Hospital and Medical Center Reading PA
South Pointe Hospital Warrensville Heights OH
Southeastern Health Lumberton NC
St Johns Riverside Hospital Riverside NY
St Mary Med Ctr Long Beach CA
St Michael's Hospital Newark NJ
St. Luke's University Hospital Bethlehem PA
Summa Health/NEOMED Rootstown OH
SUNY HSC Brooklyn NY
The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education (WCGME) Scranton PA
U Illinois COM Chicago IL
U Nevada Las Vegas SOM Las Vegas NV
U Texas Med Branch Galveston TX
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch Dallas TX
UH Regional Hospitals Richmond Heights OH
University of Toledo Toledo OH
Wright Center for GME Scranton PA
Medicine- Preliminary
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Icahn SOM Queens Hospital Queens NY
Jacobi Medical Center Bronx NY
Jersey Shore Univ Med Ctr Neptune NJ
MedStar Harbor Hospital Baltimore City MD
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
NYMC-Westchester Med Ctr Valhalla NY
SUNY HSC Brooklyn Brooklyn NY
Woodhull Medical Center Brooklyn NY
Med-Prelim/Radiology
ICAHN SOM St Lukes Roosevelt NY
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
Tufts Medical Center Boston MA
Medicine-Primary
CMSRU/Cooper University Hospital Camden NJ
Cook County Health and Hosps Sys Chicago IL
George Washington Univ Washington DC
Greater Baltimore Med Ctr Towson MD
Icahn SOM St Lukes Roosevelt NY
U Connecticut School of Medicine Farmington CT
Woodhull Medical Center Brooklyn NY
Neurological Surgery
St Barnabas Medical Center Livingston NJ
Neurology
Case Western/Univ Hosps Cleveland Med Ctr Cleveland OH
Obstetrics Gynecology
Advocate Health Care Chicago IL
Maimonides Med Ctr Brooklyn NY
MedStar Washington Hosp Ctr-DC Washington DC
Richmond University Medical Center Staten Island NY
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA Fresno CA
Orthopedic Surgery
Jersey City Medical Center Jersey City NJ
McLaren Macomb Mount Clemens MI
Plainview Hospita Plainview NY
Otolaryngology
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Philadelphia PA
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Springfield IL
Pathology
Emory University SOM Atlanta GA
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai-NY New York NY
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
U Illinois COM Chicago IL
Pediatrics
Advocate Health Care Chicago IL
Atlantic Health System Morristown NJ
Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX
Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX
Broward Health Medical Center Fort Lauderdale FL
Good Samaritan Hospital & Medical Center West Islip NY
Jersey Shore Univ Med Ctr Neptune NJ
Michigan St Univ CHM East Lansing MI
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
Newark Beth Israel MC/St. Barnabas Health System Newark NJ
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
NYP Brooklyn Methodist Hosp Brooklyn NY
Rutgers-R W Johnson Medical School New Brunswick NJ
SUNY HSC Brooklyn NY
U Tennessee COM Chattanooga TN
University of Massachussetts School of Medicine Worcester MA
Phys Medicine & Rehab
Icahn SOM at Mount Sinai New York NY
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein Bronx NY
Nassau University Medical Center East Meadow NY
NYU School of Medeicine New York NY
Psychiatry
Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann Univ Hosp Philadelphia PA
Hostra Northwell SOM-Staten Island University Staten Island NY
Icahn SOM St Lukes Roosevelt NY
LSU SOM New Orleans LA
Maimonides Med Ctr Brooklyn NY
NYMC Westchester Medical Center Valhalla NY
NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr New York NY
Palm Beach Consortium for GME Palm Beach FL
Sky Ridge Medical Center Lone Tree CO
Sky Ridge Medical Center Lone Tree CO
SUNY Upstate Med University Syracuse NY
University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore MD
Surgery- Preliminary
Baylor College of Medicine Houston TX
Baystate Med Ctr Springfield MA
Charleston Area Medical Center Charleston WV
Detroit Med Ctr/WSU Detroit MI
Maricopa Med Ctr Maricopa AZ
Morristown Memorial Hospital Morristown NJ
New York Presbyterian Queens NY
University of Washington Affiliate Hospitals Seattle WA
Traditional Rotating Internship
Coney Island Hospital Coney Island NY
Hofstra Northwell SOM-Plainview Hosp Plainview NY
HUMC Palisades North Bergen NJ
Larkin Community Hospital Palm Springs Hialeah Fl
Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester CT
Mercy Catholic Med Ctr Philadelphia PA
Orange Regional Medical Center Middletown NY
Peconic Bay Medical Center Riverhead NY
Promedica Monroe MI
Sunrise Health GME Consortium Downtown NV

No rads?

 

[River Rat]

UCSF Ob/Gyn?!
...that's like a guaranteed REI fellowship right there!

That’s not UCSF. A lot of programs have big names attached to them that don’t necessarily reflect one way or another.

 

[bigindian4891]

No rads?

Talking with a few people apparently no one was interested to begin with. Strange but I guess it makes sense, one of my rads friends at a different school said it was rough this year.