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Drrrrrr. Celty said:
Every field has bad doctors who almost have close to no competency to manage things medically outside of their field. Psychiatry is no different in this respect. However with psychiatry there is simply a lot more you need to put up with in terms of the questionable nature of many approaches and paradigms. I think the great thing about Psych is that you most of the actual fun psych you can handle outpatient as a primary care physician.
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For me, the only enjoyable psych cases were inpatient ward. I was fascinated by acute mania and schizophrenia. I despised all outpatient days... this is coming from an outpatient primary care guy
 
Drrrrrr. Celty said:
My school had a few solid local matches. One solid one.

USMD match rate for psych this year was 83.8%, however. I suspect the DO match rate this year will be under 70.

Personally looking back this year, location was almost as important as specialty. I wish I had dual applied. But in the end I soaped into a solid program that has strong fellowship match rates and closer to home than a lot of the psych programs I interviewed at. So it worked out for me. Just be cognizant of the fact that the match is pretty ridiculous process.
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Would be very surprised if the DO match for psych is under 70%. It was 84% for USMDs last year too and 73% for DOs. This match had more former AOA psych programs participating too so I’d imagine it’s close to the same match rate.
 
DO2015CA said:
For me, the only enjoyable psych cases were inpatient ward. I was fascinated by acute mania and schizophrenia. I despised all outpatient days... this is coming from an outpatient primary care guy
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I'm the opposite. I find acute mania and schizophrenia to be extremely medical. No communication with the patient.
 
Forgive my ignorance (or not, that's fine, lemme have it) but it seems like there are (comparatively) a lot of UMich matches this year.. This is only my second year kind of following along with match lists.. has UMich ever taken DOs before this year?
 
Dr.Bruh said:
Would be very surprised if the DO match for psych is under 70%. It was 84% for USMDs last year too and 73% for DOs. This match had more former AOA psych programs participating too so I’d imagine it’s close to the same match rate.
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The psych average for UsMDs last year was 86%. Most programs were already in last years match.
 
Drrrrrr. Celty said:
I'm the opposite. I find acute mania and schizophrenia to be extremely medical. No communication with the patient.
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Ya I think that’s why I loved it. I got to see a real change when we got the meds going. I also was fascinated by what their brains would come up with. I loved the stories.
 
NecrotizingFasciitis said:
Forgive my ignorance (or not, that's fine, lemme have it) but it seems like there are (comparatively) a lot of UMich matches this year.. This is only my second year kind of following along with match lists.. has UMich ever taken DOs before this year?
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UMich is known to be anti DO. Not from UMich, but I have heard ACGME program directors say “why would I take a DO they have their own match that they won’t let us in”. It’s a thought, but maybe with a merger those types of programs will start taking DOs... and maybe Michigan is one of them.
 
NecrotizingFasciitis said:
Forgive my ignorance (or not, that's fine, lemme have it) but it seems like there are (comparatively) a lot of UMich matches this year.. This is only my second year kind of following along with match lists.. has UMich ever taken DOs before this year?
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Its almost comparable to last year when DOs matched surgery, ortho, and plastics at U Wash. This year michigan has uro, IR, psych, and maybe another I am not remembering.

It is a little weird imo. lol
 
DNC127 said:
Its almost comparable to last year when DOs matched surgery, ortho, and plastics at U Wash. This year michigan has uro, IR, psych, and maybe another I am not remembering.

It is a little weird imo. lol
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Even this year seeing a number of Uwash matches. Guess they are become more open to DOs. I’m sure these are top DO applicant tho.
 
NecrotizingFasciitis said:
Forgive my ignorance (or not, that's fine, lemme have it) but it seems like there are (comparatively) a lot of UMich matches this year.. This is only my second year kind of following along with match lists.. has UMich ever taken DOs before this year?
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Before this year I had only seen frequent Gas (usually 2 a year DOs) and i think PMR matches (their class of 2019 PMR is 4/6 DOs). This is the first time I'm seeing DO surgical matches at UMich though which is sweet!
 
Do these match results (seeing as they look pretty good, comparatively to previous years) indicate regarding what we can expect post-merger?
 
FrechToastFries said:
Do these match results (seeing as they look pretty good, comparatively to previous years) indicate regarding what we can expect post-merger?
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Don’t know yet. A lot of the competitive matches were still in AOA.
 
FrechToastFries said:
Do these match results (seeing as they look pretty good, comparatively to previous years) indicate regarding what we can expect post-merger?
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Maybe, gotta be extremely cautious however in making any assumptions that the merger will open "all doors" for osteopathic graduates. The old adage that programs that didn't take DO's will still not take DO's still generally applies. However, starting to see more matches to programs that historically never took one. One that comes to mine is the match to IM primary care track at WashU this year.
 
FrechToastFries said:
Do these match results (seeing as they look pretty good, comparatively to previous years) indicate regarding what we can expect post-merger?
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AlteredScale said:
Maybe, gotta be extremely cautious however in making any assumptions that the merger will open "all doors" for osteopathic graduates. The old adage that programs that didn't take DO's will still not take DO's still generally applies. However, starting to see more matches to programs that historically never took one. One that comes to mine is the match to IM primary care track at WashU this year.
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It's the same thing that happens every year. People cherry picking a couple good matches that doesn't mean anything. All it is, is people that would have gone competitive AOA now going ACGME. If anything, the herd is going to separate. The best people are going to have better and better matches, but the bottom half the of the class will suffer as the massive expansion of DO schools continues. SOAPing and unmatched are going to increase, placement rate will go down every year. The middle of the pack students will become a dichotomy, unfortunately more ending up in those bottom half of matches.
 
FrechToastFries said:
Do these match results (seeing as they look pretty good, comparatively to previous years) indicate regarding what we can expect post-merger?
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I think we will see more good surgical matches in ortho / ENT next year. For example, my buddy got a fair amount of MD interviews in ortho this year despite only applying to 20 MD programs near his home state, one of which sent him a "hey we really like you, and would be open to taking a DO with your application" email, but he didn't want to risk / really liked our home DO program it so he stayed in the DO match and matched at his #1. This will be the most interesting aspect next year. Some applicants may get 3-5 MD interviews in those specialties if they are lucky, and I am sure most will rank these programs above the DO programs, which will result in a handful (or more) of them actually matching to those places.
 
DNC127 said:
I think we will see more good surgical matches in ortho / ENT next year. For example, my buddy got a fair amount of MD interviews in ortho this year despite only applying to 20 MD programs near his home state, one of which sent him a "hey we really like you, and would be open to taking a DO with your application" email, but he didn't want to risk / really liked our home DO program it so he stayed in the DO match and matched at his #1. This will be the most interesting aspect next year. Some applicants may get 3-5 MD interviews in those specialties if they are lucky, and I am sure most will rank these programs above the DO programs, which will result in a handful (or more) of them actually matching to those places.
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This is the most interesting thing that will come out of the combined match IMO. Some DO applicants that may well have matched MD will be able to just rank on preference rather than fearing going unmatched and therefore sticking with the AOA match.

Guys like your friend can just interview and rank however they choose. We may see better than expected results due to this phenomenon. The AOA match system has long been the stronghold of superstar Med students interested in surgical specialties, as well as a place for folks who wouldn’t succeed in the NRMP match for less competitive fields.
 
NecrotizingFasciitis said:
Forgive my ignorance (or not, that's fine, lemme have it) but it seems like there are (comparatively) a lot of UMich matches this year.. This is only my second year kind of following along with match lists.. has UMich ever taken DOs before this year?
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MI in general is a very DO friendly state, one of the most.
 
RealAlexJones said:
Not sure how competitive Boston U psych is, but I saw on NYITs page that someone matched there
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University program in a big cit
Scrubs101 said:
Before this year I had only seen frequent Gas (usually 2 a year DOs) and i think PMR matches (their class of 2019 PMR is 4/6 DOs). This is the first time I'm seeing DO surgical matches at UMich though which is sweet!
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Huuge step in the right direction for DOs matching at Mich in more than one specialty. They are notorious for not being DO friendly. Awesome to hear!
 
SLC said:
This is the most interesting thing that will come out of the combined match IMO. Some DO applicants that may well have matched MD will be able to just rank on preference rather than fearing going unmatched and therefore sticking with the AOA match.

Guys like your friend can just interview and rank however they choose. We may see better than expected results due to this phenomenon. The AOA match system has long been the stronghold of superstar Med students interested in surgical specialties, as well as a place for folks who wouldn’t succeed in the NRMP match for less competitive fields.
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I agree. Although we know ACGME programs are not DO friendly overall, the sheer number of DOs applying and sticking around to rank these programs will drive the acceptance numbers up because SOME will get in. There are many DO applicants applying to surgical subspecialties with 260+.

This is also good news for DOs applying to surgical subspecialties in the previously AOA programs as the top students may be accepted into ACGME leaving more spots for the rest of the applicants. I wonder if the number of unmatched applicants will ultimately go down. If DO preceptors hold to "only taking DOs" then this should be the case I would expect to see.
 
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AlteredScale said:
Maybe, gotta be extremely cautious however in making any assumptions that the merger will open "all doors" for osteopathic graduates. The old adage that programs that didn't take DO's will still not take DO's still generally applies. However, starting to see more matches to programs that historically never took one. One that comes to mine is the match to IM primary care track at WashU this year.
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This is the gestalt that I'm getting. More doors are cracking open.
 
SynapticDoctah said:
I agree. Although we know ACGME programs are not DO friendly overall, the sheer number of DOs applying and sticking around to rank these programs will drive the acceptance numbers up because SOME will get in. There are many DO applicants applying to surgical subspecialties with 260+.

This is also good news for DOs applying to surgical subspecialties in the previously AOA programs as the top students may be accepted into ACGME leaving more spots for the rest of the applicants. I wonder if the number of unmatched applicants will ultimately go down. If DO preceptors hold to "only taking DOs" then this should be the case I would expect to see.
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I hope so! the whole merger thing and its effect on DOs is so complex I really dont know what is going to happen its so hard to predict I wish it was more black and white lol
 
Deecee2DO said:
I hope so! the whole merger thing and its effect on DOs is so complex I really dont know what is going to happen its so hard to predict I wish it was more black and white lol
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It is. But for the really competitive specialties I think it’s more black and white (as long as the DO preceptors/programs stay loyal to DO applicants. If they do, DO acceptances into these specialties Should increase.
 
fldoctorgirl said:
I have never seen ob/gyn listed amongst these 'competitive' specialities. Are you basing this on # of positions?
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There were only three unfilled ACGME ObG positions this year (two were at the same institution). Many well-qualified candidates did not match.
There have been 0-3 for several years now.
 
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Deecee2DO said:
Thats why I honestly believe the UMich Uro this yr was the best DO match ever from what I’ve seen lol i could be wrong though
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The funny thing is that this guy ranked Mayo higher and was pissed he didn’t get Mayo. Absolute rockstar of a human. 260s/270s was a device rep before medical school and was making 200k already.
 
DNC127 said:
Its almost comparable to last year when DOs matched surgery, ortho, and plastics at U Wash. This year michigan has uro, IR, psych, and maybe another I am not remembering.

It is a little weird imo. lol
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Sometimes I go to the R1 Residents list for U Wash ortho and look at the DO resident's profile just to see what an absolute glorious beast of a human looks like.
 
parslea said:
Sometimes I go to the R1 Residents list for U Wash ortho and look at the DO resident's profile just to see what an absolute glorious beast of a human looks like.
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Just looked him up. I am a straight male, but almost fell in love with this absolutely glorious looking beast who accomplished the "impossible". Lol
 
FourniersGreenGang said:
Honestly COCA should just be like, hey you wanna open a new DO school? "Cool Campbell is your standard. Do that and we will let you." They seem to be the best of the new schools, I like what they're doing.
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Meanwhile in reality:

COCA: "Hey, wanna open up a new DO school?"
NS: "Ye'."
COCA: "Cool. Campbell University is your standard. Do that."
NS: "Nah."
COCA: "Sweet. I already forgot who you are or what we're talking about because I have 13 other schools to open. K bye."
 
Sabakov said:
VCOM-Virginia nice matches

ENT-Geisinger
Anesthesia-Emory, UVA x2,Georgetown
ER-Case western x2, VCU, Georgetown, george Washington
Urology- Detroit medical center, Charleston Area medical center
Optho- Wake forest
PMR- Uwash, NYU
Psych- UVA
Radiology- VCU, medical college of Georgia
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I'm surprised, I thought NYU doesn't take DO.
 
OUHCOM Self Reported List

Anesthesiology

Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Cleveland, OH AOA
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Cleveland, OH ACGME
University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH ACGME
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME
Penn State Medical Center Hershey, PA ACGME
Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME


Dermatology

Larkin Palm Springs Miami, FL AOA
Beaumont Health Detroit, MI ACGME
HonorHealth Phoenix, AZ ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME


Emergency Medicine

Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
St. John Medical Center Westlake, OH AOA
Adena Regional Medical Center Chillicothe, OH ACGME
Penn State Hershey Medical Center Hershey, PA ACGME
Detroit Medical Center Detroit, MI ACGME
Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH ACGME
Beaumont Farmington Hills Detroit, MI ACGME
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA ACGME
Akron General Akron, OH ACGME
Doctors Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Orange Park Medical Center Jacksonville, FL ACGME
University of Buffalo Buffalo, NY ACGME
Cook County Chicago, IL ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
University of Toledo Toledo, OH ACGME
Florida State Sarasota Memorial Hospital Sarasota, FL ACGME
St. Elizabeth Boardman Boardman, OH ACGME
Henry Ford Wyandotte Detroit, MI ACGME
Albany Medical Center Albany, NY ACGME
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Cleveland, OH
Lakeland Health Saint Joseph, MI ACGME
Wright State University Dayton, OH ACGME
St. Barnabas New York, NY ACGME


Family Medicine

Dublin Methodist Hospital Dublin, OH ACGME
Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME
Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital Cleveland, OH ACGME
Western Reserve Hospital Cuyahoga Falls, OH ACGME
Grant Medical Center Columbus, OH ACGME
St. John Medical Center Westlake, OH ACGME
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC ACGME
Summa Akron City Akron, OH ACGME
Mercy St. Rita's Lima, OH ACGME
Waco Family Medicine Waco, TX ACGME
Ft. Hood Killeen, TX Army
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
St. Luke's Family Medicine Maumee, OH ACGME
Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Augusta, ME Dual
Womack Army Medical Center Fort Bragg, NC Army
Novant Health Charlotte, NC
New Hanover Regional Medical Center Wilmington, NC ACGME


General Surgery

William Beaumont Army Medical Center El Paso, TX Army
Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Cleveland, OH AOA
Mt. Carmel Health System Columbus, OH ACGME
Detroit Medical Center Detroit, MI ACGME
Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH ACGME
Jewish Hospital Cincinnati, OH ACGME


Internal Medicine

Fairfield Medical Center Lancaster, OH AOA
St. John Medical Center Westlake, OH AOA
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME
Aultman Canton, OH ACGME
St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital Youngstown, OH ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
Doctors Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital Detroit, MI ACGME
SAUSHEC San Antonio, TX Air Force
Mt. Carmel Health Systems Columbus, OH ACGME
NCH Florida Naples, FL ACGME
St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis, IN ACGME
Christ Hospital Cincinnati, OH ACGME
UH Parma Medical Center Parma, OH ACGME
OVMC Wheeling, WV ACGME
Jewish Hospital Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Wright State University Dayton, OH ACGME
Mercy Health ACGME
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA ACGME
Western Reserve Hospital Cuyahoga Falls, OH ACGME


Neurology

Garden City Hospital Detroit, MI AOA
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME


OB/GYN

Jersey Shore University Medical Center Neptune, NJ ACGME
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH ACGME
TriHealth Cincinnati, OH ACGME
SUMMA Akron City Akron, OH ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
West Virginia University Morgantown, WV ACGME
Wright State University Dayton, OH ACGME


Orthopedic Surgery

Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH AOA
PCOM Philadelphia, PA AOA
Aultman Canton, OH AOA
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
Doctors Hospital Columbus, OH AOA
Community Memorial Hospital Ventura, CA AOA
Valley Hospital Las Vegas, NV AOA
Western Reserve Hospital Cuyahoga Falls, OH ACGME


Pathology

Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME


Pediatrics

Kaiser Permanente Northern California Oakland, CA ACGME
Akron Children's Hospital Akron, OH ACGME
Our Lady of the Lake Baton Rouge, LA ACGME
University of Kentucky Lexington, KY ACGME
Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals Milwaukee, WI ACGME
Case Western Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital Cleveland, OH ACGME
Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis, IN ACGME
Cleveland Clinic Children's Cleveland, OH ACGME
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School New Brunswick, NJ ACGME


PMR

University of Louisville Louisville, KY ACGME
University of South Florida Tampa, FL ACGME
University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME


Psychiatry

University of Louisville Louisville, KY ACGME
Michigan State University East Lansing, MI ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
University of South Florida Tampa, FL ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
Akron General Akron, OH ACGME
Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME
University of Colorado Denver, CO ACGME
Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX ACGME


Radiology

Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME
Aultman Hospital Canton, OH ACGME
University Hospitals Case Western Cleveland, OH ACGME
University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN ACGME


Urology

McLaren Detroit, MI ACGME


Many of the AOA residencies in Ohio have received ACGME accreditation so those places will still be available after the merger.
 
GoCards05 said:
OUHCOM Self Reported List

Anesthesiology

Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Cleveland, OH AOA
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Cleveland, OH ACGME
University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH ACGME
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME
Penn State Medical Center Hershey, PA ACGME
Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME


Dermatology

Larkin Palm Springs Miami, FL AOA
Beaumont Health Detroit, MI ACGME
HonorHealth Phoenix, AZ ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME


Emergency Medicine

Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
St. John Medical Center Westlake, OH AOA
Adena Regional Medical Center Chillicothe, OH ACGME
Penn State Hershey Medical Center Hershey, PA ACGME
Detroit Medical Center Detroit, MI ACGME
Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH ACGME
Beaumont Farmington Hills Detroit, MI ACGME
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA ACGME
Akron General Akron, OH ACGME
Doctors Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Orange Park Medical Center Jacksonville, FL ACGME
University of Buffalo Buffalo, NY ACGME
Cook County Chicago, IL ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
University of Toledo Toledo, OH ACGME
Florida State Sarasota Memorial Hospital Sarasota, FL ACGME
St. Elizabeth Boardman Boardman, OH ACGME
Henry Ford Wyandotte Detroit, MI ACGME
Albany Medical Center Albany, NY ACGME
University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Cleveland, OH
Lakeland Health Saint Joseph, MI ACGME
Wright State University Dayton, OH ACGME
St. Barnabas New York, NY ACGME


Family Medicine

Dublin Methodist Hospital Dublin, OH ACGME
Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME
Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital Cleveland, OH ACGME
Western Reserve Hospital Cuyahoga Falls, OH ACGME
Grant Medical Center Columbus, OH ACGME
St. John Medical Center Westlake, OH ACGME
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, NC ACGME
Summa Akron City Akron, OH ACGME
Mercy St. Rita's Lima, OH ACGME
Waco Family Medicine Waco, TX ACGME
Ft. Hood Killeen, TX Army
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
St. Luke's Family Medicine Maumee, OH ACGME
Maine-Dartmouth Family Medicine Augusta, ME Dual
Womack Army Medical Center Fort Bragg, NC Army
Novant Health Charlotte, NC
New Hanover Regional Medical Center Wilmington, NC ACGME


General Surgery

William Beaumont Army Medical Center El Paso, TX Army
Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Cleveland, OH AOA
Mt. Carmel Health System Columbus, OH ACGME
Detroit Medical Center Detroit, MI ACGME
Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH ACGME
Jewish Hospital Cincinnati, OH ACGME


Internal Medicine

Fairfield Medical Center Lancaster, OH AOA
St. John Medical Center Westlake, OH AOA
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME
Aultman Canton, OH ACGME
St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital Youngstown, OH ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
Doctors Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Henry Ford Macomb Hospital Detroit, MI ACGME
SAUSHEC San Antonio, TX Air Force
Mt. Carmel Health Systems Columbus, OH ACGME
NCH Florida Naples, FL ACGME
St. Vincent Hospital Indianapolis, IN ACGME
Christ Hospital Cincinnati, OH ACGME
UH Parma Medical Center Parma, OH ACGME
OVMC Wheeling, WV ACGME
Jewish Hospital Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Wright State University Dayton, OH ACGME
Mercy Health ACGME
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA ACGME
Western Reserve Hospital Cuyahoga Falls, OH ACGME


Neurology

Garden City Hospital Detroit, MI AOA
Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME


OB/GYN

Jersey Shore University Medical Center Neptune, NJ ACGME
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH ACGME
TriHealth Cincinnati, OH ACGME
SUMMA Akron City Akron, OH ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
West Virginia University Morgantown, WV ACGME
Wright State University Dayton, OH ACGME


Orthopedic Surgery

Mercy St. Vincent Toledo, OH AOA
PCOM Philadelphia, PA AOA
Aultman Canton, OH AOA
Grandview Medical Center Dayton, OH AOA
Doctors Hospital Columbus, OH AOA
Community Memorial Hospital Ventura, CA AOA
Valley Hospital Las Vegas, NV AOA
Western Reserve Hospital Cuyahoga Falls, OH ACGME


Pathology

Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME


Pediatrics

Kaiser Permanente Northern California Oakland, CA ACGME
Akron Children's Hospital Akron, OH ACGME
Our Lady of the Lake Baton Rouge, LA ACGME
University of Kentucky Lexington, KY ACGME
Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals Milwaukee, WI ACGME
Case Western Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital Cleveland, OH ACGME
Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
Children's Hospital at St. Vincent Indianapolis, IN ACGME
Cleveland Clinic Children's Cleveland, OH ACGME
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School New Brunswick, NJ ACGME


PMR

University of Louisville Louisville, KY ACGME
University of South Florida Tampa, FL ACGME
University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME


Psychiatry

University of Louisville Louisville, KY ACGME
Michigan State University East Lansing, MI ACGME
Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus, OH ACGME
University of South Florida Tampa, FL ACGME
MetroHealth Cleveland, OH ACGME
Akron General Akron, OH ACGME
Ohio State University Columbus, OH ACGME
University of Colorado Denver, CO ACGME
Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX ACGME


Radiology

Cleveland Clinic Main Campus Cleveland, OH ACGME
Aultman Hospital Canton, OH ACGME
University Hospitals Case Western Cleveland, OH ACGME
University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN ACGME


Urology

McLaren Detroit, MI ACGME


Many of the AOA residencies in Ohio have received ACGME accreditation so those places will still be available after the merger.
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8 ortho. Sheesh. Looks like Ohio-com and campbell both faired better than schools like KCU/DMU. Interesting dynamic.
 
DNC127 said:
8 ortho. Sheesh. Looks like Ohio-com and campbell both faired better than schools like KCU/DMU. Interesting dynamic.
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But is sheer number of ortho really a measuring stick? I don’t really care about match lists because they’re very individualized and don’t reflect what SDN think they do. Idk I’d go more off of stats like 85% got top choice or something like that
 
This might be a dumb question.. but whatever.

In general (for DO schools), what do people consider the most important things in a match list? I was under the impression that more ACGME matches and a broad spectrum of specialties were better. I get that the number of kids to match certain specialties can vary year to year... pending on what clinical interests are... but what are the best indicators that a school has their stuff together?
 
CJhooper123 said:
This might be a dumb question.. but whatever.

In general (for DO schools), what do people consider the most important things in a match list? I was under the impression that more ACGME matches and a broad spectrum of specialties were better. I get that the number of kids to match certain specialties can vary year to year... pending on what clinical interests are... but what are the best indicators that a school has their stuff together?
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Nothing. There is nothing to gain looking at a match list for anything except seeing where you might have some future connections.
 
CJhooper123 said:
This might be a dumb question.. but whatever.

In general (for DO schools), what do people consider the most important things in a match list? I was under the impression that more ACGME matches and a broad spectrum of specialties were better. I get that the number of kids to match certain specialties can vary year to year... pending on what clinical interests are... but what are the best indicators that a school has their stuff together?
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Apparently it’s ortho matches...
 
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