2018 Match List

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MADD!!! said:
I disagree, and here’s why:

https://www.usnews.com/education/be...-to-get-their-first-choice-residency?slide=11

Take a look! Nova had 232 grads ALL matching into their first choice residency!! They must be the best med school in the US, because no ivy leagues are listed on that page.

Why should someone attend an MD school when STATISTICALLY more DO schools are getting their first choice matches?! Please point out the flaws here, or just call all of these DO schools perfect
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The term perfect is hyperbole but you’re missing the point. There is self selection in DO schools you’re ignorning. We both attend DO schools and let’s be honest how many students have you ever heard express any desire to attend an IVY program? Nobody gives a damn about that at DO schools and low-mid their MD school (for the most part). If majority of Nova kids match number 1 compared to an MD school where 65% match their number one then I’d say it’s likely those Nova kids are far happier and more fulfilled feeling. From their perspective they got exactly what they wanted out of medical school broadly speaking.
 
MADD!!! said:
Why should someone attend an MD school when STATISTICALLY more DO schools are getting their first choice matches?! Please point out the flaws here, or just call all of these DO schools perfect
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Dude what? You aren't even making sense anymore. If you get into the residency program that you wanted to be at then it is a perfect match, end of story. We said the OSU match list was a perfect list because the school has a clear mission, they have the resources to fulfill that mission, and those students go on to fulfill that mission because that is what they want to do. The match list has a wide variety of specialties, with literally the majority of people landing the exact programs they wanted. I am confused as to what you are all worked up about. If ANY school has there grads going to the exact fields and programs they want to go into then their match list is perfect. "Perfect" in this context is hyperbole. You are completely missing the point.
 
One thing I have realized over the years of DO match list is that the DO match list will never satisfy people because of two types of medical students:
-first type just wants to be a doctor in low stress environment and for them living in their home state near family (potentially SO/Kids) where they see patients (8-5) is more important. And in fact going to a university based residency where they have to do research is a negative thing. Makes sense that more DO students would have this quality since they obviously did not care to push themselves as hard in UG as the people then went to top 10-20 schools (and i know there are the exceptions and those people work hard, experience bias and generally find something to be happy with)
-the other type is the super type A people (most people on SDN) that truly gets a huge amount of satisfaction with academic prestige and pushing themselves to be the best. For these people--first type does not register.. they just dont have the ability to understand a world where medical students could even want a quite life in primary care.. why would the not want the best?

I kind of started understanding this when I started watching Dave Ramsey. Him and his followers are staunch savers who cannot imagine taking any sort of debt---the security of saving as much as possible brings them joy. Dave Ramsey and his followers are always baffled by the other 2/3 of the population who get miserably if they are not spending and enjoying a nice car or vacation. I think the difference in perspective make it such that a lot of us just cannot relate.
 
charterihateyou said:
One thing I have realized over the years of DO match list is that the DO match list will never satisfy people because of two types of medical students:
-first type just wants to be a doctor in low stress environment and for them living in their home state near family (potentially SO/Kids) where they see patients (8-5) is more important. And in fact going to a university based residency where they have to do research is a negative thing. Makes sense that more DO students would have this quality since they obviously did not care to push themselves as hard in UG as the people then went to top 10-20 schools (and i know there are the exceptions and those people work hard, experience bias and generally find something to be happy with)
-the other type is the super type A people (most people on SDN) that truly gets a huge amount of satisfaction with academic prestige and pushing themselves to be the best. For these people--first type does not register.. they just dont have the ability to understand a world where medical students could even want a quite life in primary care.. why would the not want the best?

I kind of started understanding this when I started watching Dave Ramsey. Him and his followers are staunch savers who cannot imagine taking any sort of debt---the security of saving as much as possible brings them joy. Dave Ramsey and his followers are always baffled by the other 2/3 of the population who get miserably if they are not spending and enjoying a nice car or vacation. I think the difference in perspective make it such that a lot of us just cannot relate.
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This x 1000. Most of my class it seems like isn't shooting for some ivory tower spot because most of us are a bit older and a ton of people have kids and families and such. I also feel like the majority of people I've talked to in medical school, even at different schools, are going for location/lifestyle rather than prestige/money
 
MADD!!! said:
That's exactly my point. I'm thrilled for them too, but don't be coming and saying it's a PERFECT match list. That's exactly what I was trying to get at.
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I think the point here is that perfection in the match is both subjective and unique/specific to the student matching. If everyone on that list matched at a place they desired to go to, then yes, it is a perfect match list. In the end, the only person that the match matters to is the person matching to that program, not some outsider judging their preferences.
 
Hippocrates II said:
I think the point here is that perfection in the match is both subjective and unique/specific to the student matching. If everyone on that list matched at a place they desired to go to, then yes, it is a perfect match list. In the end, the only person that the match matters to is the person matching to that program, not some outsider judging their preferences.
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The other issue with reading a match list is you need expertise in the field.

For example, as far as IR fellowship goes, Rush is universally considered as a better fellowship than Brigham and Womens (Harvard). Even Medical College of Wisconsin is considered to be better in training in IR than BWH.

Obviously med students (or even most attendings who aren’t IR) are not gonna know that.
 
DrfluffyMD said:
The other issue with reading a match list is you need expertise in the field.

For example, as far as IR fellowship goes, Rush is universally considered as a better fellowship than Brigham and Womens (Harvard). Even Medical College of Wisconsin is considered to be better in training in IR than BWH.

Obviously med students (or even most attendings who aren’t IR) are not gonna know that.
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Thats very true. Its also true that personal preferences of the students and career goals matter a lot as far as rank lists go. For example someone going into IM who wants to be a community hospitalist is going to prefer a different program to someone going IM interested in cardiology or hem/onc, where exposure to the field of interest becomes a bigger deal in deciding which residency is better. Just looking at a match list ignores all of that.
 
charterihateyou said:
One thing I have realized over the years of DO match list is that the DO match list will never satisfy people because of two types of medical students:
-first type just wants to be a doctor in low stress environment and for them living in their home state near family (potentially SO/Kids) where they see patients (8-5) is more important. And in fact going to a university based residency where they have to do research is a negative thing. Makes sense that more DO students would have this quality since they obviously did not care to push themselves as hard in UG as the people then went to top 10-20 schools (and i know there are the exceptions and those people work hard, experience bias and generally find something to be happy with)
-the other type is the super type A people (most people on SDN) that truly gets a huge amount of satisfaction with academic prestige and pushing themselves to be the best. For these people--first type does not register.. they just dont have the ability to understand a world where medical students could even want a quite life in primary care.. why would the not want the best?

I kind of started understanding this when I started watching Dave Ramsey. Him and his followers are staunch savers who cannot imagine taking any sort of debt---the security of saving as much as possible brings them joy. Dave Ramsey and his followers are always baffled by the other 2/3 of the population who get miserably if they are not spending and enjoying a nice car or vacation. I think the difference in perspective make it such that a lot of us just cannot relate.
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Chibucks15 said:
This x 1000. Most of my class it seems like isn't shooting for some ivory tower spot because most of us are a bit older and a ton of people have kids and families and such. I also feel like the majority of people I've talked to in medical school, even at different schools, are going for location/lifestyle rather than prestige/money
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I 100% care about lifestyle/location more than money/prestige. To the extent that not only will it influence the types of programs I apply to/interview at/rank, but also is influencing my specialty selection. (Still just a lowly first year but obviously specialty consideration doesn’t start suddenly the day before rank order list due date). And just as I DISpreferred Medical schools that emphasized research, I too DISprefer residency programs that emphasize research.
 
sunshinefl said:
I 100% care about lifestyle/location more than money/prestige. To the extent that not only will it influence the types of programs I apply to/interview at/rank, but also is influencing my specialty selection. (Still just a lowly first year but obviously specialty consideration doesn’t start suddenly the day before rank order list due date). And just as I DISpreferred Medical schools that emphasized research, I too DISprefer residency programs that emphasize research.
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Couldn't agree more. Residency is all about fit. Everyone wants to have a prestigious institution name their diploma, but very few realize the true cost of it. Going to a big name place means that you will most likely be working among the smartest and most ambitious products of medical school. This means that you'd be hustling the entire time to prove yourself and live up to the expectations. You will be expected to participate in more research work than you probably like, do more calls at heavier workload centers, deal with more rigid hierarchy, work along more type-A/vicious personalities, etc...
 
Ibn Alnafis MD said:
Going to a big name place means that you will most likely be working among the smartest and most ambitious products of medical school. This means that you'd be hustling the entire time to prove yourself and live up to the expectations. You will be expected to participate in more research work than you probably like, do more calls at heavier workload centers, deal with more rigid hierarchy, work along more type-A/vicious personalities, etc.
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Agreed. I’m absolutely planning to hustle during residency to take the best possible care of my patients and learn as much as possible so that three years from July I’m ready to be a competent hospitalist. I have absolutely no desire to hustle to “look cool” while doing it.
 
ortnakas said:
Agreed. I’m absolutely planning to hustle during residency to take the best possible care of my patients and learn as much as possible so that three years from July I’m ready to be a competent hospitalist. I have absolutely no desire to hustle to “look cool” while doing it.
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I agree with this. And I don’t want to have dedicated research time that takes away from this. My interests during and after residency are in patient care. Not research. Not wanting research doesn’t mean I don’t want to work hard and learn a lot to be a great doctor.
 
Anyone have NYITCOM's list? May have gone there had I not got into my top choice SUNY (hint: not stony brook).
 
DrfluffyMD said:
The other issue with reading a match list is you need expertise in the field.
For example, as far as IR fellowship goes, Rush is universally considered as a better fellowship than Brigham and Womens (Harvard). Even Medical College of Wisconsin is considered to be better in training in IR than BWH.
Obviously med students (or even most attendings who aren’t IR) are not gonna know that.
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100% true! I have avoided expressing this sentiment, but am going on the VERY rough rule of thumb thumb that university hospitals are better places for residency than community hospitals, but it's only a rule of thumb.

I have asked SDN Attendings if they know of the quality of the places that my kids have gotten into, and it's a resounding thumbs up on those programs.

recycledpaper said:
So many of you guys ****ting on other schools' match lists. Where the **** are you guys going that is so great you feel the need to speak so negatively?
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MD-wannabes and/or self-hating DOs.
 
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
2018 MATCH RESULTS

Anesthesiology (12)
U Arizona COM at Tucson (2) TUCSON AZ
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA
Loma Linda University-CA LOMA LINDA CA
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR MI
U Minnesota Med School MINNEAPOLIS MN
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-MN ROCHESTER MN
U New Mexico SOM ALBUQUERQUE NM
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
U Washington Affil Hosps (3) SEATTLE WA

Dermatology (7)
U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham BIRMINGHAM AL
Tufts Medical Center-MA BOSTON MA
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
U Texas at Austin Dell Medical School AUSTIN TX
Texas Tech U Affil-Lubbock LUBBOCK TX
U Utah Affil Hospita19s SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Emergency Medicine (19)
U Arizona COM at Tucson TUCSON AZ
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA FRESNO CA
Alameda Health Sys-Highland Hosp-CA OAKLAND CA
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA SACRAMENTO CA
U Connecticut School of Medicine FARMINGTON CT
Christiana Care-DE NEWARK DE
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL CHICAGO IL
Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD BALTIMORE MD
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR MI
Beaumont Health System-OUWB-MI ROYAL OAK MI
Hackensack U Med Ctr-NJ HACKENSACK NJ
U New Mexico SOM ALBUQUERQUE NM
Case Western/MetroHealth Med Ctr-OH CLEVELAND OH
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas DALLAS TX
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI
West Virginia University SOM (3) MORGANTOWN WV

Family Medicine (38)
Providence Hospital-AK ANCHORAGE AK
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA SACRAMENTO CA
Ventura County Med Ctr-CA (3) VENTURA CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
St Marys Med Ctr SCL Health-CO GRAND JUNCTION CO
North Colorado Med Ctr GREELEY CO
St Anthony Hospital North-CO WESTMINSTER CO
Family Medicine Res of Idaho (3) BOISE ID
Kootenai Health-ID (2) COEUR D'ALENE ID
Allina Health-MN ST PAUL MN
Montana Family Medicine (2) BILLINGS MT
University of Montana MISSOULA MT
Providence Health-OR MILWAUKIE OR
Rapid City Reg Hosp-SD RAPID CITY SD
East Tennessee St Univ BRISTOL TN
U Texas HSC-Tyler TYLER TX
McKay-Dee Hospital Ctr-UT OGDEN UT
Kaiser Permanente Washington BURIEN WA
Sea Mar Community Health Ctrs-WA MARYSVILLE WA
MultiCare Good Samaritan Hosp-WA (2) PUYALLUP WA
Valley Med Ctr-WA RENTON WA
Kaiser Permanente Washington SEATTLE WA
Swedish Medical Center-WA (7) SEATTLE WA
Tacoma Family Med-WA (2) TACOMA WA

Internal Medicine (54)
Internal Medicine (27)
UCLA Medical Center-CA LOS ANGELES CA
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA SAN DIEGO CA
Kaiser Permanente-SF-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA STANFORD CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver (2) AURORA CO
Boise VA Medical Ctr-ID (2) BOISE ID
U Illinois COM-Chicago CHICAGO IL
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
Indiana Univ Health Ball Memorial Hosp MUNCIE IN
Icahn SOM Beth Israel-NY NEW YORK NY
Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan-OR (3) PORTLAND OR
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Utah Affil Hospitals (2) SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps (7) SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA SPOKANE WA

Medicine-Primary (12)
Alameda Health Sys-Highland Hosp-CA OAKLAND CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Washington Affil Hosps (5) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA (3) SEATTLE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Medicine-Preliminary (11)
U Arizona COM-Phoenix PHOENIX AZ
Boise VA Medical Ctr-ID BOISE ID
Billings Clinic-MT (3) BILLINGS MT
Providence Health-OR (2) PORTLAND OR
Baylor-Scott & White-TX TEMPLE TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (2) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA

Internal Medicine/Anesthesiology (1)
Stanford Univ Progs-CA STANFORD CA
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics (2)
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT

Internal Medicine/Psychiatry (1)
Charleston Area Med Ctr/WV Univ CHARLESTON WV

Neurology (3)
U Arizona COM-Phoenix PHOENIX AZ
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Obstetrics and Gynecology (16)
Santa Clara Valley Med Ctr-CA SAN JOSE CA
Kaiser Permanente-Santa Clara-CA SANTA CLARA CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Connecticut School of Medicine FARMINGTON CT
University of Hawaii HONOLULU HI
U Louisville SOM-KY LOUISVILLE KY
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
U Nevada Las Vegas SOM (2) LAS VEGAS NV
Geisinger Health System-PA DANVILLE PA
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
Aurora Health Care/ASMC-WI MILWAUKEE WI

Ophthalmology (2)
U Colorado AURORA CO
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN

Orthopaedic Surgery (5)
U North Dakota SOM FARGO ND
Ohio State University Med Ctr COLUMBUS OH
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
Rhode Island Hosp/Brown Univ PROVIDENCE RI
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX

Otolaryngology (3)
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-AZ SCOTTSDALE AZ
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO ST LOUIS MO
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr-NH LEBANON NH

Pediatrics (32)
Pediatrics (31)
Childrens Hospital-LA-CA LOS ANGELES CA
UCLA Medical Center-CA LOS ANGELES CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA PALO ALTO CA
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA (3) SAN DIEGO CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA (2) STANFORD CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Florida COM-Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE FL
Northwestern McGaw/Lurie Childrens-IL (2) CHICAGO IL
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr-NH (2) LEBANON NH
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein-NY BRONX NY
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
Childrens Hosp-Philadelphia-PA (2) PHILADELPHIA PA
U Utah Affil Hospitals (4) SALT LAKE CITY UT
Eastern VA Med School-VA NORFOLK VA
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Pediatrics/Medical Genetics (1)
Childrens Hospital-Boston-MA BOSTON MA
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2)
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas DALLAS TX
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Plastic Surgery (1)
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Psychiatry (16)
U Arizona COM at Tucson TUCSON AZ
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA SAN DIEGO CA
Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT NEW HAVEN CT
Mountain AHEC-NC ASHEVILLE NC
Creighton Univ Affil Hosps-NE OMAHA NE
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Med Ctr-NY NEW YORK NY
U Utah Affil Hospitals (2) SALT LAKE CITY UT
Univ of Vermont Medical Center BURLINGTON VT
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA (2) SPOKANE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Radiation Oncology (1)
SUNY Upstate Med University SYRACUSE NY

Radiology
Radiology-Diagnostic (7)
Duke Univ Med Ctr-NC DURHAM NC
Baptist Mem Hosp-TN MEMPHIS TN
Baylor-Scott & White-TX TEMPLE TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA

Interventional Radiology (1)
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT

Surgery (19)
Surgery-General (10)
St Josephs Hospital-AZ PHOENIX AZ
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA FRESNO CA
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL CHICAGO IL
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-MN ROCHESTER MN
St Louis Univ SOM-MO ST LOUIS MO
Sunrise Health GME Consortium-NV LAS VEGAS NV
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA (2) SEATTLE WA

Surgery-Preliminary (9)
UC San Francisco-East Bay-CA OAKLAND CA
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO ST LOUIS MO
University at Buffalo SOM-NY BUFFALO NY
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (3) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA

Transitional (6)
Naval Medical Center SAN DIEGO CA
Intermountain Med Ctr-UT MURRAY UT
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA (3) SPOKANE WA

Urology(4)
Washington University SOM ST LOUIS MO
SUNY Buffalo BUFFALO NY
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA
 
The catch though, Goro, is that even though Rush is better regarded training wise than BWH, BWH is still MORE competitive and lands better jobs because practices want to say they have a Harvard trained doc.
 
DrfluffyMD said:
The catch though, Goro, is that even though Rush is better regarded training wise than BWH, BWH is still MORE competitive and lands better jobs because practices want to say they have a Harvard trained doc.
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This crap drives me crazy. “Yeah my training was solid bc I trained at X.”

“Yeah, but too bad you didn’t get more prestigious yet inferior overall training at Y”.
 
mongoose1180 said:
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
2018 MATCH RESULTS

Anesthesiology (12)
U Arizona COM at Tucson (2) TUCSON AZ
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA
Loma Linda University-CA LOMA LINDA CA
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR MI
U Minnesota Med School MINNEAPOLIS MN
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-MN ROCHESTER MN
U New Mexico SOM ALBUQUERQUE NM
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
U Washington Affil Hosps (3) SEATTLE WA

Dermatology (7)
U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham BIRMINGHAM AL
Tufts Medical Center-MA BOSTON MA
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
U Texas at Austin Dell Medical School AUSTIN TX
Texas Tech U Affil-Lubbock LUBBOCK TX
U Utah Affil Hospita19s SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Emergency Medicine (19)
U Arizona COM at Tucson TUCSON AZ
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA FRESNO CA
Alameda Health Sys-Highland Hosp-CA OAKLAND CA
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA SACRAMENTO CA
U Connecticut School of Medicine FARMINGTON CT
Christiana Care-DE NEWARK DE
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL CHICAGO IL
Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD BALTIMORE MD
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR MI
Beaumont Health System-OUWB-MI ROYAL OAK MI
Hackensack U Med Ctr-NJ HACKENSACK NJ
U New Mexico SOM ALBUQUERQUE NM
Case Western/MetroHealth Med Ctr-OH CLEVELAND OH
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas DALLAS TX
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI
West Virginia University SOM (3) MORGANTOWN WV

Family Medicine (38)
Providence Hospital-AK ANCHORAGE AK
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA SACRAMENTO CA
Ventura County Med Ctr-CA (3) VENTURA CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
St Marys Med Ctr SCL Health-CO GRAND JUNCTION CO
North Colorado Med Ctr GREELEY CO
St Anthony Hospital North-CO WESTMINSTER CO
Family Medicine Res of Idaho (3) BOISE ID
Kootenai Health-ID (2) COEUR D'ALENE ID
Allina Health-MN ST PAUL MN
Montana Family Medicine (2) BILLINGS MT
University of Montana MISSOULA MT
Providence Health-OR MILWAUKIE OR
Rapid City Reg Hosp-SD RAPID CITY SD
East Tennessee St Univ BRISTOL TN
U Texas HSC-Tyler TYLER TX
McKay-Dee Hospital Ctr-UT OGDEN UT
Kaiser Permanente Washington BURIEN WA
Sea Mar Community Health Ctrs-WA MARYSVILLE WA
MultiCare Good Samaritan Hosp-WA (2) PUYALLUP WA
Valley Med Ctr-WA RENTON WA
Kaiser Permanente Washington SEATTLE WA
Swedish Medical Center-WA (7) SEATTLE WA
Tacoma Family Med-WA (2) TACOMA WA

Internal Medicine (54)
Internal Medicine (27)
UCLA Medical Center-CA LOS ANGELES CA
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA SAN DIEGO CA
Kaiser Permanente-SF-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA STANFORD CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver (2) AURORA CO
Boise VA Medical Ctr-ID (2) BOISE ID
U Illinois COM-Chicago CHICAGO IL
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
Indiana Univ Health Ball Memorial Hosp MUNCIE IN
Icahn SOM Beth Israel-NY NEW YORK NY
Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan-OR (3) PORTLAND OR
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Utah Affil Hospitals (2) SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps (7) SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA SPOKANE WA

Medicine-Primary (12)
Alameda Health Sys-Highland Hosp-CA OAKLAND CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Washington Affil Hosps (5) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA (3) SEATTLE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Medicine-Preliminary (11)
U Arizona COM-Phoenix PHOENIX AZ
Boise VA Medical Ctr-ID BOISE ID
Billings Clinic-MT (3) BILLINGS MT
Providence Health-OR (2) PORTLAND OR
Baylor-Scott & White-TX TEMPLE TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (2) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA

Internal Medicine/Anesthesiology (1)
Stanford Univ Progs-CA STANFORD CA
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics (2)
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT

Internal Medicine/Psychiatry (1)
Charleston Area Med Ctr/WV Univ CHARLESTON WV

Neurology (3)
U Arizona COM-Phoenix PHOENIX AZ
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Obstetrics and Gynecology (16)
Santa Clara Valley Med Ctr-CA SAN JOSE CA
Kaiser Permanente-Santa Clara-CA SANTA CLARA CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Connecticut School of Medicine FARMINGTON CT
University of Hawaii HONOLULU HI
U Louisville SOM-KY LOUISVILLE KY
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
U Nevada Las Vegas SOM (2) LAS VEGAS NV
Geisinger Health System-PA DANVILLE PA
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
Aurora Health Care/ASMC-WI MILWAUKEE WI

Ophthalmology (2)
U Colorado AURORA CO
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN

Orthopaedic Surgery (5)
U North Dakota SOM FARGO ND
Ohio State University Med Ctr COLUMBUS OH
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
Rhode Island Hosp/Brown Univ PROVIDENCE RI
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX

Otolaryngology (3)
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-AZ SCOTTSDALE AZ
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO ST LOUIS MO
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr-NH LEBANON NH

Pediatrics (32)
Pediatrics (31)
Childrens Hospital-LA-CA LOS ANGELES CA
UCLA Medical Center-CA LOS ANGELES CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA PALO ALTO CA
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA (3) SAN DIEGO CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA (2) STANFORD CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Florida COM-Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE FL
Northwestern McGaw/Lurie Childrens-IL (2) CHICAGO IL
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr-NH (2) LEBANON NH
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein-NY BRONX NY
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
Childrens Hosp-Philadelphia-PA (2) PHILADELPHIA PA
U Utah Affil Hospitals (4) SALT LAKE CITY UT
Eastern VA Med School-VA NORFOLK VA
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Pediatrics/Medical Genetics (1)
Childrens Hospital-Boston-MA BOSTON MA
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2)
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas DALLAS TX
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Plastic Surgery (1)
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Psychiatry (16)
U Arizona COM at Tucson TUCSON AZ
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA SAN DIEGO CA
Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT NEW HAVEN CT
Mountain AHEC-NC ASHEVILLE NC
Creighton Univ Affil Hosps-NE OMAHA NE
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Med Ctr-NY NEW YORK NY
U Utah Affil Hospitals (2) SALT LAKE CITY UT
Univ of Vermont Medical Center BURLINGTON VT
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA (2) SPOKANE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Radiation Oncology (1)
SUNY Upstate Med University SYRACUSE NY

Radiology
Radiology-Diagnostic (7)
Duke Univ Med Ctr-NC DURHAM NC
Baptist Mem Hosp-TN MEMPHIS TN
Baylor-Scott & White-TX TEMPLE TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA

Interventional Radiology (1)
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT

Surgery (19)
Surgery-General (10)
St Josephs Hospital-AZ PHOENIX AZ
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA FRESNO CA
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL CHICAGO IL
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-MN ROCHESTER MN
St Louis Univ SOM-MO ST LOUIS MO
Sunrise Health GME Consortium-NV LAS VEGAS NV
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA (2) SEATTLE WA

Surgery-Preliminary (9)
UC San Francisco-East Bay-CA OAKLAND CA
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO ST LOUIS MO
University at Buffalo SOM-NY BUFFALO NY
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (3) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA

Transitional (6)
Naval Medical Center SAN DIEGO CA
Intermountain Med Ctr-UT MURRAY UT
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA (3) SPOKANE WA

Urology(4)
Washington University SOM ST LOUIS MO
SUNY Buffalo BUFFALO NY
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA
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Only 1 plastics? Wow. What an unfortunate season for them. They must be having a tough time competing with all us DO grads.

Hopefully this school survives the merger - RIP.
 
MADD!!! said:
Agreed, ppl are panicking because less MD’s are getting what they wanted, but on the DO side I’m seeing some really impressive matches.
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Our match list is probably the best it has been in years tbph. 12 EM, 3 ophtho, 5 anesthesia, 1 ENT, 3 derm, 3 ortho, 1 neurosurg, 6 rads, 3 general surgery. The list isn't complete (never is) but it looks pretty decent. 10 people went into psych, for anyone that is interested in that boat.
 
Mad Jack said:
Our match list is probably the best it has been in years tbph. 12 EM, 3 ophtho, 5 anesthesia, 1 ENT, 3 derm, 3 ortho, 1 neurosurg, 6 rads, 3 general surgery. The list isn't complete (never is) but it looks pretty decent. 10 people went into psych, for anyone that is interested in that boat.
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Not sure if its common knowledge, but what school do you attend?
 
mongoose1180 said:
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
2018 MATCH RESULTS

Anesthesiology (12)
U Arizona COM at Tucson (2) TUCSON AZ
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA
Loma Linda University-CA LOMA LINDA CA
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR MI
U Minnesota Med School MINNEAPOLIS MN
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-MN ROCHESTER MN
U New Mexico SOM ALBUQUERQUE NM
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
U Washington Affil Hosps (3) SEATTLE WA

Dermatology (7)
U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham BIRMINGHAM AL
Tufts Medical Center-MA BOSTON MA
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
U Texas at Austin Dell Medical School AUSTIN TX
Texas Tech U Affil-Lubbock LUBBOCK TX
U Utah Affil Hospita19s SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Emergency Medicine (19)
U Arizona COM at Tucson TUCSON AZ
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA FRESNO CA
Alameda Health Sys-Highland Hosp-CA OAKLAND CA
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA SACRAMENTO CA
U Connecticut School of Medicine FARMINGTON CT
Christiana Care-DE NEWARK DE
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL CHICAGO IL
Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD BALTIMORE MD
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor ANN ARBOR MI
Beaumont Health System-OUWB-MI ROYAL OAK MI
Hackensack U Med Ctr-NJ HACKENSACK NJ
U New Mexico SOM ALBUQUERQUE NM
Case Western/MetroHealth Med Ctr-OH CLEVELAND OH
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas DALLAS TX
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI
West Virginia University SOM (3) MORGANTOWN WV

Family Medicine (38)
Providence Hospital-AK ANCHORAGE AK
UC Davis Med Ctr-CA SACRAMENTO CA
Ventura County Med Ctr-CA (3) VENTURA CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
St Marys Med Ctr SCL Health-CO GRAND JUNCTION CO
North Colorado Med Ctr GREELEY CO
St Anthony Hospital North-CO WESTMINSTER CO
Family Medicine Res of Idaho (3) BOISE ID
Kootenai Health-ID (2) COEUR D'ALENE ID
Allina Health-MN ST PAUL MN
Montana Family Medicine (2) BILLINGS MT
University of Montana MISSOULA MT
Providence Health-OR MILWAUKIE OR
Rapid City Reg Hosp-SD RAPID CITY SD
East Tennessee St Univ BRISTOL TN
U Texas HSC-Tyler TYLER TX
McKay-Dee Hospital Ctr-UT OGDEN UT
Kaiser Permanente Washington BURIEN WA
Sea Mar Community Health Ctrs-WA MARYSVILLE WA
MultiCare Good Samaritan Hosp-WA (2) PUYALLUP WA
Valley Med Ctr-WA RENTON WA
Kaiser Permanente Washington SEATTLE WA
Swedish Medical Center-WA (7) SEATTLE WA
Tacoma Family Med-WA (2) TACOMA WA

Internal Medicine (54)
Internal Medicine (27)
UCLA Medical Center-CA LOS ANGELES CA
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA SAN DIEGO CA
Kaiser Permanente-SF-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA STANFORD CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver (2) AURORA CO
Boise VA Medical Ctr-ID (2) BOISE ID
U Illinois COM-Chicago CHICAGO IL
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
Indiana Univ Health Ball Memorial Hosp MUNCIE IN
Icahn SOM Beth Israel-NY NEW YORK NY
Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan-OR (3) PORTLAND OR
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Utah Affil Hospitals (2) SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps (7) SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA SPOKANE WA

Medicine-Primary (12)
Alameda Health Sys-Highland Hosp-CA OAKLAND CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Washington Affil Hosps (5) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA (3) SEATTLE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Medicine-Preliminary (11)
U Arizona COM-Phoenix PHOENIX AZ
Boise VA Medical Ctr-ID BOISE ID
Billings Clinic-MT (3) BILLINGS MT
Providence Health-OR (2) PORTLAND OR
Baylor-Scott & White-TX TEMPLE TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (2) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA

Internal Medicine/Anesthesiology (1)
Stanford Univ Progs-CA STANFORD CA
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics (2)
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT

Internal Medicine/Psychiatry (1)
Charleston Area Med Ctr/WV Univ CHARLESTON WV

Neurology (3)
U Arizona COM-Phoenix PHOENIX AZ
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Obstetrics and Gynecology (16)
Santa Clara Valley Med Ctr-CA SAN JOSE CA
Kaiser Permanente-Santa Clara-CA SANTA CLARA CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Connecticut School of Medicine FARMINGTON CT
University of Hawaii HONOLULU HI
U Louisville SOM-KY LOUISVILLE KY
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
U Nevada Las Vegas SOM (2) LAS VEGAS NV
Geisinger Health System-PA DANVILLE PA
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
Aurora Health Care/ASMC-WI MILWAUKEE WI

Ophthalmology (2)
U Colorado AURORA CO
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN

Orthopaedic Surgery (5)
U North Dakota SOM FARGO ND
Ohio State University Med Ctr COLUMBUS OH
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
Rhode Island Hosp/Brown Univ PROVIDENCE RI
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX

Otolaryngology (3)
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-AZ SCOTTSDALE AZ
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO ST LOUIS MO
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr-NH LEBANON NH

Pediatrics (32)
Pediatrics (31)
Childrens Hospital-LA-CA LOS ANGELES CA
UCLA Medical Center-CA LOS ANGELES CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA PALO ALTO CA
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA (3) SAN DIEGO CA
UC San Francisco-CA SAN FRANCISCO CA
Stanford Univ Progs-CA (2) STANFORD CA
U Colorado SOM-Denver AURORA CO
U Florida COM-Jacksonville JACKSONVILLE FL
Northwestern McGaw/Lurie Childrens-IL (2) CHICAGO IL
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr-IL CHICAGO IL
Maine Medical Center PORTLAND ME
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr-NH (2) LEBANON NH
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein-NY BRONX NY
Oregon Health & Science Univ PORTLAND OR
Childrens Hosp-Philadelphia-PA (2) PHILADELPHIA PA
U Utah Affil Hospitals (4) SALT LAKE CITY UT
Eastern VA Med School-VA NORFOLK VA
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Pediatrics/Medical Genetics (1)
Childrens Hospital-Boston-MA BOSTON MA
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (2)
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas DALLAS TX
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA

Plastic Surgery (1)
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Psychiatry (16)
U Arizona COM at Tucson TUCSON AZ
UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA SAN DIEGO CA
Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT NEW HAVEN CT
Mountain AHEC-NC ASHEVILLE NC
Creighton Univ Affil Hosps-NE OMAHA NE
NYP Hosp-Columbia Univ Med Ctr-NY NEW YORK NY
U Utah Affil Hospitals (2) SALT LAKE CITY UT
Univ of Vermont Medical Center BURLINGTON VT
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA (2) SPOKANE WA
U Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics MADISON WI

Radiation Oncology (1)
SUNY Upstate Med University SYRACUSE NY

Radiology
Radiology-Diagnostic (7)
Duke Univ Med Ctr-NC DURHAM NC
Baptist Mem Hosp-TN MEMPHIS TN
Baylor-Scott & White-TX TEMPLE TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (4) SEATTLE WA

Interventional Radiology (1)
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT

Surgery (19)
Surgery-General (10)
St Josephs Hospital-AZ PHOENIX AZ
UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA FRESNO CA
Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA-IL CHICAGO IL
Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med Educ-MN ROCHESTER MN
St Louis Univ SOM-MO ST LOUIS MO
Sunrise Health GME Consortium-NV LAS VEGAS NV
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Utah Affil Hospitals SALT LAKE CITY UT
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA (2) SEATTLE WA

Surgery-Preliminary (9)
UC San Francisco-East Bay-CA OAKLAND CA
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO ST LOUIS MO
University at Buffalo SOM-NY BUFFALO NY
Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN NASHVILLE TN
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX
U Washington Affil Hosps (3) SEATTLE WA
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA

Transitional (6)
Naval Medical Center SAN DIEGO CA
Intermountain Med Ctr-UT MURRAY UT
Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA SEATTLE WA
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA (3) SPOKANE WA

Urology(4)
Washington University SOM ST LOUIS MO
SUNY Buffalo BUFFALO NY
U Texas HSC-San Antonio SAN ANTONIO TX
U Washington Affil Hosps SEATTLE WA
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Out of 19 EM matches, not one at the home institution. I find that surprising.
 
Mad Jack said:
Our match list is probably the best it has been in years tbph. 12 EM, 3 ophtho, 5 anesthesia, 1 ENT, 3 derm, 3 ortho, 1 neurosurg, 6 rads, 3 general surgery. The list isn't complete (never is) but it looks pretty decent. 10 people went into psych, for anyone that is interested in that boat.
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What school?
 
ohmanwaddup said:
Hey fam you have any word on the KCU list?
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I have read down our FB match group but I haven't heard of an official list being released yet.

If I run into some free time I'll have a cold one and try typing out the ones from FB. Currently drowning in neuroanatomy though so we'll see.
 
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I'll report some broad, preliminary news from MSUCOM. This does not include advanced positions.

Anesthesia x 10 (4%). Includes some great institutions, e.g., UMich x2, Beaumont, Henry Ford, DMC, MCW.
Emergency Medicine x 42 (16%). Yeah. Forty-two. :thinking:
Family Medicine x 84 (32%). Most in Michigan. Most impressed with University of Toronto.
General Surgery x 7 (3%).
Internal Medicine x 50 (19%). Including Case Western UH, Henry Ford, Beaumont, Florida State, Cleveland Clinic, DMC.
Med/Peds x 3 (1%).
Neurology x 14 (5%). Including one at Cleveland Clinic.
OB/GYN x 5 (2%).
Orthopedic Surgery x 3 (1%).
ENT/facial plastics x 5 (2%).
Peds x 10 (4%). Incl. MCW, MSU, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Beaumont, LSU.
PMR x 2 (1%).
Psych x 13 (5%). Incl. MSU, Cleveland Clinic x2, Indiana University, University of Maryland, Henry Ford, DMC.
Urology x 1 (<1%).

Prelim medicine x 2 (1%).
Prelim Surg x1 (<1%).
TY/TRI x 14 (5%).
Assumably a good number of these prelim/TY are for advanced specialties, but unfortunately I don't have that information as of yet. Know there's at least a decent chunk of derm/rads. Missing data from 5% of class as well. Edited to include the percent each specialty represents of matched students.
 
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NecFasc92 said:
So many people buying high. Look at how many EM spots have increased in the past few years-- it is staggering. I wish nothing but the best for my colleagues, but yikes....
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Yeah idk, EM looks to be getting saturated, fast.
 
Wait we are scared of EM now too? Man I need to get on this bandwagon. I think we need to talk about Nuero and Psych next, cause you know, they take a lot of DO's too.
 
BorntobeDO? said:
Wait we are scared of EM now too? Man I need to get on this bandwagon. I think we need to talk about Nuero and Psych next, cause you know, they take a lot of DO's too.
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Hey, let them panic. I have 3rd year friends busting their butts to get a spot in 2019, this could scare off some of the competition.
 
BorntobeDO? said:
Wait we are scared of EM now too? Man I need to get on this bandwagon. I think we need to talk about Nuero and Psych next, cause you know, they take a lot of DO's too.
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People should be scared of EM because of the specialty itself lol who cares about saturation. I used to work in the ER and of all the docs that came through I asked them all the same question "are you happy with your choice of becoming and emergency physician". Every single Dr. I met (15+) said no besides one, and that guy had been out less than a year. Every one of them told me not to pick EM, and most seemed genuinely unhappy (not just with their Job). Moved away for med school, and the EM docs I have talked to here have all said the same thing (besides the young ones).
 
SpartanWolverine said:
I'll report some broad, preliminary news from MSUCOM. This does not include advanced positions.

Anesthesia x 10. Includes some great institutions, e.g., UMich x2, Beaumont, Henry Ford, DMC, MCW.
Emergency Medicine x 42. Yeah. Forty-two. :thinking:
Family Medicine x 84. Most in Michigan. Most impressed with University of Toronto.
General Surgery x 7.
Internal Medicine x 50. Including Case Western UH, Henry Ford, Beaumont, Florida State, Cleveland Clinic, DMC.
Med/Peds x 3.
Neurology x 14. Including one at Cleveland Clinic.
OB/GYN x 5.
Orthopedic Surgery x 3.
ENT/facial plastics x 5.
Peds x 10. Incl. MCW, MSU, Children's Hospital of Michigan, Beaumont, LSU.
PMR x 2.
Psych x 13. Incl. MSU, Cleveland Clinic x2, Indiana University, University of Maryland, Henry Ford, DMC.
Urology x 1.

Prelim medicine x 2.
Prelim Surg x1.
TY/TRI x 14.
Assumably a good number of these prelim/TY are for advanced specialties, but unfortunately I don't have that information as of yet. Know there's at least a decent chunk of derm/rads. Missing data from 5% of class as well.
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DNC127 said:
I dont get this lol. Crazy that many people want EM
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DelayedGratification said:
Looks like Michigan won't be having an EM shortage
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NecFasc92 said:
So many people buying high. Look at how many EM spots have increased in the past few years-- it is staggering. I wish nothing but the best for my colleagues, but yikes....
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DelayedGratification said:
Yeah idk, EM looks to be getting saturated, fast.
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NecFasc92 said:
Med students are sheep. They go with the trend more than, arguably, any group on this planet.
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I crunched the numbers. That is about 15% of the class. Within normal limits for a reputable, maybe slightly EM oriented match list I think.

But I have interest in EM- so if big raw numbers (but normal proportions) scare you away, you have my love and support.
 
DNC127 said:
People should be scared of EM because of the specialty itself lol who cares about saturation. I used to work in the ER and of all the docs that came through I asked them all the same question "are you happy with your choice of becoming and emergency physician". Every single Dr. I met (15+) said no besides one, and that guy had been out less than a year. Every one of them told me not to pick EM, and most seemed genuinely unhappy (not just with their Job). Moved away for med school, and the EM docs I have talked to here have all said the same thing (besides the young ones).
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Had the exact opposite experiences. Worked in the ER for 3 years and all the docs I ever spoke to and scribed for (except 1) were constantly trying to sell me on EM and how much they love what they do. Mix of young and old docs.
 
DelayedGratification said:
Yeah idk, EM looks to be getting saturated, fast.
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Nah. Still a massive shortage in rural areas. I worked in a rural ER as a scribe for a year and they had to recruit FM and IM docs to work as ER docs bc they couldn’t get many bird certified ER docs to come out. Apparently this is common in rural areas. On doc I scribed for was board cert FM but had been an ER doc for 20 years.
 
parslea said:
I crunched the numbers. That is about 15% of the class. Within normal limits for a reputable, maybe slightly EM oriented match list I think.

But I have interest in EM- so if big raw numbers (but normal proportions) scare you away, you have my love and support.
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How big is their class size???
 
DNC127 said:
People should be scared of EM because of the specialty itself lol who cares about saturation. I used to work in the ER and of all the docs that came through I asked them all the same question "are you happy with your choice of becoming and emergency physician". Every single Dr. I met (15+) said no besides one, and that guy had been out less than a year. Every one of them told me not to pick EM, and most seemed genuinely unhappy (not just with their Job). Moved away for med school, and the EM docs I have talked to here have all said the same thing (besides the young ones).
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I am with you. EM has to be one of the busiest units around. I thoroughly enjoy my time there when I have been, but I don't know if I could do it all the time. Plus you never know what will come thru that door. That has to get old, and I imagine it does based on how I just don't see ER attendings older than their 50's.

On the other hand tho, if you want to work in the city, a high turnover specialty will always make that easier. The only issue is that specialties with high turnover are usually that way for a reason. This is also the reason I wouldn't be worried about ER docs 'over-saturating.' I see plenty of guys doing FM into their 60's and 70's, you just don't see guys in the ER that old.
 
BorntobeDO? said:
Wait we are scared of EM now too? Man I need to get on this bandwagon. I think we need to talk about Nuero and Psych next, cause you know, they take a lot of DO's too.
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