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Hi,
I am currently in the process of applying this year for Hem-onc
There is a few concerning thing for match though, I am wondering if anyone can shed light on it.
I am an FMG graduated residency from a small university program in 2011.
Went for hospitalist in small community hospital for visa support. Now have greencard after waiver.
During the 4 years, I earned a MPH degree from UW and currently doing MBA.
I have 2 first-author paper, 6 other research papers, 4 case reports published, about 10 posters in various meetings.
I will have letters from Johns Hopkins(did a rotation there) , UW, My previous residency Hemonc director(And I know my chances will be great here but our program was kind of not what I wanted)
What do you think my chances of matching into a good program?
My biggest concern is years after residency. I am currently 4 years out due to visa, is this really going to slow me down?
My hope is UW since I live in the area. But that is such a good program. I don't have high hopes.
My actual focus is on clinical hemonc so I don't die for top tier programs. Realistically, Karmanos(Henry ford/Wayne state) in Detroit would be a good place for me.
I am currently in the process of applying this year for Hem-onc
There is a few concerning thing for match though, I am wondering if anyone can shed light on it.
I am an FMG graduated residency from a small university program in 2011.
Went for hospitalist in small community hospital for visa support. Now have greencard after waiver.
During the 4 years, I earned a MPH degree from UW and currently doing MBA.
I have 2 first-author paper, 6 other research papers, 4 case reports published, about 10 posters in various meetings.
I will have letters from Johns Hopkins(did a rotation there) , UW, My previous residency Hemonc director(And I know my chances will be great here but our program was kind of not what I wanted)
What do you think my chances of matching into a good program?
My biggest concern is years after residency. I am currently 4 years out due to visa, is this really going to slow me down?
My hope is UW since I live in the area. But that is such a good program. I don't have high hopes.
My actual focus is on clinical hemonc so I don't die for top tier programs. Realistically, Karmanos(Henry ford/Wayne state) in Detroit would be a good place for me.
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