Case western DO friendly?

[NilamPatel]

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I was wondering if the case internal med program is DO friendly??

 

[dozitgetchahi]

It's not...I met personally with the PD and emailed multiple times in an attempt to get an interview last year and got nada. I know other DO applicants with better stats than mine who also got blackballed, and MD applicants with worse stats than mine that got interviews. I don't think it's DO friendly at all.

 

[mrcmedman]

Don't think it's DO friendly. All the previous listed residents are all American MD grads. Interestingly though, I think they took in a Caribbean MD grad during this year's match...

 

[1Cor1557]

nilam we had someone from erie match there and i am pretty sure it was case main not metrohealth, check the portal for match list, but yea like the rest said, i have looked at the case matches for the last ten years and i didnt see one DO. but whatever whats the app, a few bucks? good luck!

 

[DrSnips]

nilam we had someone from erie match there and i am pretty sure it was case main not metrohealth, check the portal for match list, but yea like the rest said, i have looked at the case matches for the last ten years and i didnt see one DO. but whatever whats the app, a few bucks? good luck!

After your 30th app, each additional program is $25. A program that hasn't taken a single DO in the past 10 years is not a good use of your money. If you want a reach program, at least look for ones that will occasionally take applicants from your school.