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are there any em programs-us/img friendly?..
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If your numbers are good enough, then yes, any program is within reach.
check out emramatch.org. it has a list of MOST of the programs (its voluntary but I would assume most programs would want the free information posted for all applicants to see). On each program's page, it has the total # of FMGs/IMGs/DOs that currently attend or have been part of the program in the past 5 years. Should be helpful for you.
The information is posted either by the chief resident or the residency coordinator... generally more up to date than FREIDA but may have incorrect information.
Q
The information is posted either by the chief resident or the residency coordinator... generally more up to date than FREIDA but may have incorrect information.
Q
It simply depends on the applicant, the day of the week, etc. I'm from Sackler, Univ of Tel Aviv, and I matched in EM and know lots of my friends who did so as well.
I got interviews at very strong places (USC, U Chicago, Jacobi, etc) and didn't get interviews as some less-reputable programs. My friends had similar experiences, but with different programs. Apply to lots of places, go to lots of interviews.
Some programs will set up their system NOT to download IMG applications from ERAS. Make sure to call all programs if they haven't interviewed you by a certain date, and they will often download your application at that time.
I got interviews at very strong places (USC, U Chicago, Jacobi, etc) and didn't get interviews as some less-reputable programs. My friends had similar experiences, but with different programs. Apply to lots of places, go to lots of interviews.
Some programs will set up their system NOT to download IMG applications from ERAS. Make sure to call all programs if they haven't interviewed you by a certain date, and they will often download your application at that time.
Detroit Receiving appears to take a few US IMG's every year from Ross and SGU.
Not east coast but decent city. Check it out:
http://www.dmc.org/em/drh/residents/
Good Luck,
AT
Not east coast but decent city. Check it out:
http://www.dmc.org/em/drh/residents/
Good Luck,
AT
QuinnNSU said:check out emramatch.org.
Q
hey Q...dude....this is an AWESOME website...thanks a bunch man (especially now when I am applying to programs...)
docmani said:i know em is competitive as it is..but just would like some input...thanks...especially on the east coast?>...
NY Methodist, Brooklyn NY, but usually have to be from St. George's, it's one of their clinical centers
Michigan State Univ/Sparrow Hosp. Lansing, MI
Michigan State Univ/Saginaw, MI
Univ. West Virginia
Duke University
Penn State University
St. Luke's/New York, NY
Some additional programs that are IMG friendly. Albert Einstain Phili, Newark Beth Israel, Uconn, Allegheny, Brooklyn Hospital, Methodist, Beth Israel manhatten, New York Hospital of Queens, SUNY Syracuse at one point, Maimonides, lots of programs in Michigan for some reason, there are others I cant remember of the top of my head. Some of them have a pref for Carib grads some for european/israel grads. Either way you have to have good scores, recs, etc. Its much more difficult, but people get it, so hang in there. I am from SGU and 20 people from my class got EM spots last year.