Best way to find out if a residency is DO friendly?

[Espressso]

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Besides going to individual residency websites and scanning through current residents... is there a solid, up to date database with residencies that have accepted DOs on a year to year basis?

Just a first year here but I'm curious. Doximity seems to be the solid but even that only filters residency programs that are AOA-accredited

 

[Rekt]

Besides going to individual residency websites and scanning through current residents... is there a solid, up to date database with residencies that have accepted DOs on a year to year basis?

Just a first year here but I'm curious. Doximity seems to be the solid but even that only filters residency programs that are AOA-accredited

FRIEDA will list percentage of DOs I believe. Not sure how updated it is. But no, the best way is looking at their current roster.

 

[Neopolymath]

FRIEDA will list percentage of DOs I believe. Not sure how updated it is. But no, the best way is looking at their current roster.

One thing I would like to add is that a person can be listed as MD on the resident roster but their bio shows a DO school once you click their name specifically. I have actually seen this frequently.

 

[atomheart]

Frieda or careers in medicine. I like that CIM lists the schools that make up the resident body as well as a lot of the Frieda info.

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[ortnakas]

FREIDA tells you percent DO, so that's probably your best bet.

 

[meliora27]

Apply, if you get an interview, they may be DO friendly. If you match there, they are likely DO friendly.