DO Match List Thread 2021

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Yeah it’ll be interesting. IIRC RVU-CO had a ridiculous number of surgery matches last year. Maybe the success isn’t translating to Utah but I want to see the official data first.
Yeah, I am an incoming student to RVU-CO and am hoping they continue to find high success in those specialties. I was definitely thrown off by the UT numbers though.

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Yeah, I am an incoming student to RVU-CO and am hoping they continue to find high success in those specialties. I was definitely thrown off by the UT numbers though.

Don’t get too tripped up with this thread before official data is released. There’s always a lot of rumor, half truth, and speculation until match lists and hard numbers are published.
 
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Any other third years super stressed about going through this next cycle in a few months?

pooped my pants a few times reading through the SOAP threads on Reddit
One thing to keep in mind when reading that thread (and I followed it too, and was stressed out for them): A lot, if not most, of the people who are posting in that thread are IMGs. If I understand the data from the last Match, it was actually them, and not us, who got squeezed as a result of the merger.

Then you have the strange confluence of events due to COVID, which (thankfully) won't be replicated for you guys.
 
Or LMU DCOM. Basically advising was like apply to 500 fm programs or you won’t match. Actually I was told that with 100%tile boards so I’m assuming they told that to everyone. Bunch of other top students were told same thing. Such a joke that place is.


or my LOR sucked 😂 but I doubt since I got my 1.
Based on how many SOAPed last year, that wasn’t worse advice for them to give.
 
Me lol, prbly gonna apply to 100+ programs just to match IM lol
That wouldn’t be a bad idea. The average FMG was applying to 90 back in 2019. I am sure it’s higher now. All I will say is, it’s hard to regret having more options, and it really takes several interviews before you figure out what you want from a program, and that info isn’t always available on the website.
 
That wouldn’t be a bad idea. The average FMG was applying to 90 back in 2019. I am sure it’s higher now. All I will say is, it’s hard to regret having more options, and it really takes several interviews before you figure out what you want from a program, and that info isn’t always available on the website.
I am a USDO but I am trying to match with a SO who’s in podiatry school right now, so it kind of complicates things lol
 
Me lol, prbly gonna apply to 100+ programs just to match IM lol

Pulling from another thread on our previous conversations, that’s why we were saying if you are close application wise then it’s worth reapplying USMD. You are talking about applying to 100 IM programs as a DO without red flags, that would be laughable in the USMD world. Now imagine wanting anything even remotely competitive.
... sorry for derailment.

I am a USDO but I am trying to match with a SO who’s in podiatry school right now, so it kind of complicates things lol

Yes it certainly complicate things but if you are flexible geographically you should be fine.
 
Red flags, poor interview skills, top heavy ROL, being limited geographically, bad luck
Pretty much this. Of the people unmatched at my school only 1 was a surprise to me. The rest were not. They all had one of the things listed here. A few were applying competitive things and knew SOAP was a significant possibility and had a good strategy going into SOAP and had decent outcomes
 
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Pretty much this. Of the people unmatched at my school only 1 was a surprise to me. The rest were not. They all had one of the things listed here. A few were applying competitive things and knew SOAP was a significant possibility and had a good strategy going into SOAP and had decent outcomes
It really is a crapshoot in the end. No one really knows how close they came to not matching. The places we match at could be the only places that even ranked us.
 
Pulling from another thread on our previous conversations, that’s why we were saying if you are close application wise then it’s worth reapplying USMD. You are talking about applying to 100 IM programs as a DO without red flags, that would be laughable in the USMD world. Now imagine wanting anything even remotely competitive.
... sorry for derailment.



Yes it certainly complicate things but if you are flexible geographically you should be fine.
Yea I mean I was only applying to 100+ programs because I want to match with my SO, or else I would prbly be applying to 50-75 and save some $$$ with no red flags, USDO and an above average step 1, and some research. The current 4th years at my schools with simmilar apps have gotten a good number of interviews in IM with 50-75 apps.
 
Based on how many SOAPed last year, that wasn’t worse advice for them to give.
Yeah that is true. Nontheless applying to prs with bad scores and 4000 fm programs leaves lots of room for sage advice in the middle.
 
This is a plea to the mods. Can we PLEASE get a separate thread that is “match lists only” and then another for “discussion?” This happens every year and it’s irritating for those who just want to see match lists to scroll through a bunch of M2’s talking about residencies...
Per the precedent the exceptionally handsome OP started in last year's DO match list thread, the OP of the thread should compile lists in the first post and update them regularly.
 
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Thank you! Thus I am going to apply to a lot of places
Of course. Yeah got to stay on your toes and apply to many programs with a podiatry spouse. The cost/added debt can feel suffocating like you're neck about mid-tibia deep in water, but ultimately it's worth the cost.
 
Of course. Yeah got to stay on your toes and apply to many programs with a podiatry spouse. The cost/added debt can feel suffocating like you're neck about mid-tibia deep in water, but ultimately it's worth the cost.
Hahahah I love the puns 😉
 
Yea I mean I was only applying to 100+ programs because I want to match with my SO, or else I would prbly be applying to 50-75 and save some $$$ with no red flags, USDO and an above average step 1, and some research. The current 4th years at my schools with simmilar apps have gotten a good number of interviews in IM with 50-75 apps.

I understand. 50-75 is still a lot. Our counterparts are 30
 
I understand. 50-75 is still a lot. Our counterparts are 30
But the way some people hoard interviews I dont doubt there are USMD's applying to way more than 30 tbh, and DO's always apply to more to be rather safe than sorry and end up cancelling a bunch, anyways lets not for the love of god make this into another dumb USMD vs DO thread...
 
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But the way some people hoard interviews I dont doubt there are USMD's applying to way more than 30 tbh, and DO's always apply to more to be rather safe than sorry and end up cancelling a bunch, anyways lets not for the love of god make this into another dumb USMD vs DO thread...
I would have probably tired to hoarded IV this year also. Other years not so much
 
Let me get the party started. Match list for WCU

Anesthesiology
SUNY/Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, NY
Ochsner Clinic, New Orleans, LA
Walter Reed Hospital, Bethesda, MD
UCF/GME consortium,Ocala, FL

Dermatology
Campbell University Sampson Regional Medical Center, Clinton, NC

Emergency Medicine
Geisinger Health System, Danville, PA
LSU Shreveport, Shreveport LAx2
UMMC, Jackson, MS
Oklahoma State, Lawton, OK
University of Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, IL
LSU New Orleans, New Orleans, LA
Merit Health Wesley, Hattiesburg, MS
Sunrise Health GME, Las Vegas, NV
St Elizabeth Health, Boardman, OH

Family Med
LSU HSC, Lake Charles, LAx3
NMMC, Tupelo, MSx2
Vidant Medical Center/ECU, Greenville, NC
Forrest General Hospital, Hattiesburg, MS
EC Healthnet, Meridian, MSx2
AdventHealth East Orlando, Orlando, FL
UMMC, Jackson, MS
Memorial Hospital, Gulfport, MS x2
LSU New Orleans, New Orleans, LA
East Jefferson General Hospital, Metairie, LAx2
Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA
Texas Tech University EL paso, El paso, TX
University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Memphis, TN
Cahaba Medical Center, Centerville, AL
UCF/GME consortium, Ocala, FL
Floyd Medical Center, Rome, GA

IM
Redmond Regional Medical Center, Rome, GA
Memorial Health- University Medical Center, Savannah, GA
University of Kentucky Medical Center, Bowling Green, KY
UMMC, Jackson, MS
LSU Hospitals& Clinics, Lafayette, LA
Baylor Scott and White All Saints, FT Worth, TX
Washington State University/Elson. S Floyd College of Medicine, Everett, WA
HCA Healthcare LewisGale Hospital Montgomery, Montgomery, VA
Merit Health Wesley, Hattiesburg, MSx2
Baptist Memorial Hospital North MS, Oxford, MS
Community Memorial Health System, Ventura, CA
Allegheny General Hospital, Pittsburgh, PA
ARCOM, Poplar Bluff, MO
Magnolia Regional Health Center, Corinth,MS
Methodist Health System, Dallas, TX
Prisma Health University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Columbia, SC
University of New Mexico School of Medicine, Albuquerque, NM
NCH Healthcare, Naples, FL
Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan, Portland, OR
Albany Medical Center, Albany,NY
HCA LewisGale Medical Center, Salem, VA
University of Texas HSC, San Antonio, TX

OBGYN
Texas Tech University, Amarillo, TX
Henry Ford Wyandotte, Wyandotte, MI

Pathology
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
UT Southwestern, Dallas, TX
LSU New Orleans, New Orleans, LA

Peds
Baystate Medical Center, Springfield, MA
Our Lady of the Lake regional Medical center, Baton Rouge, LAx2
Baylor College of Medicine,San Antonio, TX
UMMC, Jackson, MS
Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, IL

Rads
Tripler Army Medical Center, Tripler AMC, HI
Rutgers/St Barnabas Hospital, Livingston, NJ

Neurology
UF Shands Hospital Gainesville, FL
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH
Valley Hospital Medical Center, Las Vegas, NV

Ortho
Wellspan Health York Hospital, York, PA
Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences, Tulsa, OK

Psych
Mississippi State Hospital, Whitfield, MSx3
University of Louisville, Louisville, KY
TIGMER, San Antonio, TX

Psych/Family Med
University of Iowa Hospital and Clinics, Iowa City, IA

PM&R
LSU New Orleans, New Orleans, LA

Gen Surgery Categorical
Rowan University, Stratford, NJ
Charleston Area Medical Center, Charleston, WV
St Johns Episcopal Hospital, Far Rockaway, NY

Gen Surgery Prelim
Penn State Hershey Medical Center, Hershey, PA

Transitional Year
Merit Health Wesley, Hattiesburg, MS
 
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For University of Incarnate Word, they haven't given us an official match list yet and not everyone wanted to announce their results at the virtual match event, but what I have is below. Apparently the vast majority of people matched without SOAPing, at least that's what people are saying.

IM - 20
FM - 16
EM - 3
Peds - 5
GS - 3
Gas - 2
OB/GYN - 6
Psych - 4
PM&R - 2
Path - 2
Vascular surgery - 1
Neuro developmental disabilities - 1
Surgery prelim - 1

Probably the most notable matches were family medicine at Mayo, vascular surgery at USF, pathology at Vanderbilt, and neuro developmental disorders at Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children's.
 
I know TCOM had someone match neurosurgery. Can't wait to see where!

I'm reviewing the matches now, and TCOM seemingly had another great match year. Multiple ortho matches (at least 3), IM spots at places like San Antonio, Dell, UTH, UTMB, a couple out in SoCal, EM at places like UTSW, UNC, and Chicago, NeuroSurg at San Antonio and DR at UA Phoenix

Congrats to everyone at TCOM and everyone whom matched!
 
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