Complete Residency Lists

[Poolman]

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I was wondering if anyone could tell me what is the best source for a complete list of medical residencies. I am not currently a med student so it is no surprise that I do not know this information. If there is anywhere online that you do not have to be registered looking for a match that would be perfect. Thank for the help.

 

[zimmie256]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me what is the best source for a complete list of medical residencies. I am not currently a med student so it is no surprise that I do not know this information. If there is anywhere online that you do not have to be registered looking for a match that would be perfect. Thank for the help.

www.google.com

 

[little_late_MD]

www.google.com

zing!

 

[Poolman]

Thanks for the insight, but every google search gives me individual programs not a complete list. I am just wondering if there is any complete source to use when looking to be matched?

 

[DoctorFunk]

I think the AMA-Medical Student Section site has a searchable database of some sort. I don't recall if you need a log-in as a member of the group to utilize it though.

Try this link.

 

[dermsurg]

type in freida in google.com

 

[Bertelman]

What kind of list? All residency specialties? All residency programs, regardless of specialty?

 

[Poolman]

Thanks for all the info, I will check them out right now.

Bertelman What kind of list? All residency specialties? All residency programs, regardless of specialty?

Bertelman - what I was looking for was what do med students looking to get matched use to find out about residencies. I am not really looking for something directed towards a specialty, just some general info about the different programs.

 

[Bertelman]

http://www.acgme.org/adspublic/

On the left, under Search, click on Accredited programs

Now youmay search by program and state.

 

[Dunce]

https://services.aamc.org/eras/erasstats/par/

http://www.sfmatch.org/

 

[Wizard of Oz]

Try http://www.studentsofmedicine.com/ and click on specialties. Not all of the information is 100% correct, but it is a good start for someone completely ignorant of specialties.

 

[bundleofjoy]

FREIDA is the best source
http://www.ama-assn.org/ama/pub/category/2997.html