DO friendly programs

[DNA-RL]

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Any one out there know of any DO friendly Allopathic ortho programs??

Thanks in advance.

 

[Freshnstylin]

mcg is or was...there are DOs in their program

 

[cuddlepuppy]

I'd say that if a program offers you an interview, they are considering you equal to MD applicants and therefore "DO friendly".

I received interviews at:
- Med Coll of Georgia* (DO residents)
- Mayo* (have taken DOs previously)
- Case Western
- Univ of Nebraska
- Univ of Rochester
- UMKC
- Mount Carmel
- Med Coll of Wisconsin
- Union Memorial* (DO fellow)
- Banner Good Samaritan
- Henry Ford

Waitlisted at:
- Dartmouth* (PD is a DO)
- Cleveland Clinic* (DO resident)

Besides the older/traditional programs (Hopkins, Duke, UNC, etc.), I think most are DO friendly or willing to accept a DO if you can prove yourself on boards, clinicals, class rank, research, etc.

Best of luck, if you have any other questions let me know.

CP

 

[DNA-RL]

So were you able to match at any of these places?

 

[Odenator]

Maimonides Medical Center in Brooklyn, NY has a current 3rd year ortho resident who is a DO.

 

[Tired]

Waitlisted at:
- Dartmouth* (PD is a DO)
- Cleveland Clinic* (DO resident)

CP

How do you get "waitlisted" in the match?

 

[sscooterguy]

How do you get "waitlisted" in the match?

I thought he/she meant waitlisted for interview. Just my interpretation.

 

[cuddlepuppy]

yeah, waitlisted for an interview.

 

[Tired]

yeah, waitlisted for an interview.

They waitlist for interviews? Huh, never heard of that. Learn something new everyday.

 

[cuddlepuppy]

sure do. here are the options..

1) They don't offer you an interview at all
2) They offer more interviews than they have spots for, so if you call a little too late and all of the interview days (or at least the ones that work in your schedule) are full, they put you on a waiting list for cancellations late in the season.
3) They don't offer you an interview in the first couple of rounds, but don't reject you either, and put you on a waiting list for spots later on in the season (they usually e-mail you about this).

 

[Tired]

sure do. here are the options..

1) They don't offer you an interview at all
2) They offer more interviews than they have spots for, so if you call a little too late and all of the interview days (or at least the ones that work in your schedule) are full, they put you on a waiting list for cancellations late in the season.
3) They don't offer you an interview in the first couple of rounds, but don't reject you either, and put you on a waiting list for spots later on in the season (they usually e-mail you about this).

Admittedly I dropped out of the NRMP early due to the military match, but all I ever had were offers and rejections. Never had a "full" situation. That sucks.

 

[cuddlepuppy]

oh yeah, there were a couple of interviews that i missed out on because i called in 3 hours after the e-mail was sent out. not sure why they do that, send out more interview offers than spots.

 

[BusterDO]

So were you able to match at any of these places?

Not me personally, but we had a guy match at the Cleveland Clinic for ortho