Emory match list 2018?

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Anyone have Emory's match list from this year?

 

[ejay19955]

Bump. Can't see this on their website.

 

[shortcoatdream15]

Anesthesiology
Emory

Child Neurology
Columbia
Emory

Dermatology
Dartmouth
Henry Ford Hospital
Northwestern (2)
University of Alabama

Emergency Medicine
Emory (3)
Ohio State
UCLA
Virginia Tech Carillion SOM
Wellstar Kennestone

ENT
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Emory
University of Washington

FM
Emory
Fort Belvoir Community Hospital
Swedish Medical Center Seattle

Internal Medicine
Brigham & Women’s
Cambridge Health Alliance
Case Western
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel University
Duke (3)
Emory (8)
Medical University of South Carolina
Naval Medical Center San Diego
UCSD
UCSF (4)
University of Colorado- Denver
University of Michigan
University of Nevada, Reno
University of Washington (2)
UPENN
Wright State University
Yale (2)

Med- Peds
University of Colorado Denver

Interventional Radiology
Emory

Neuro Surgery
Emory
Thomas Jefferson University

Neurology
University of Colorado Denver
Johns Hopkins

Ob-Gyn
Emory (2)
University of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
UTSW
VT Carillion SOM

Ophthalmology
Emory (4)
UCLA
Stanford
NY Eye and Ear of Mt Sinai
University of Colorado
Willis Eye Hospital at Jefferson

Orthopedic Surgery
Drexel
Emory (2)
Jackson Memorial
UF Jacksonville
University of Pittsburgh
UPENN
Vanderbilt

Pathology
Cornell
Stanford (2)
University of Minnesota

Pediatrics
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Columbia
Cornell (2)
Kaiser Permanente Oakland
Northwestern
University of Alabama
University of Kentucky
University of Utah
University of Washington (4)
UT Austin
Emory

Plastic Surgery
UTSW

PM&R
East Carolina University
Jackson Memorial

Psych
Cornell (2)
Emory
University of Illinois
University of Texas at Galveston
UPENN

Psych/FM
University of Cincinnati

Radiology Diagnostic
Emory (3)
Brigham & Women’s
UCSF
University of Utah

Rad Onc
Washington University in St Louis

Surgery- General
Duke
Emory (6)
Jackson Memorial
NYU
Oregon Health and Science University
San Antonio Military Med
University of Colorado-Denver

Thoracic Surgery
UPENN

Urology
Brigham & Women’s
Emory
NYU
University of Pittsburgh

Vascular Surgery
Emory

 

[IMApplicant18]

Anesthesiology
Emory

Child Neurology
Columbia
Emory

Dermatology
Dartmouth
Henry Ford Hospital
Northwestern (2)
University of Alabama

Emergency Medicine
Emory (3)
Ohio State
UCLA
Virginia Tech Carillion SOM
Wellstar Kennestone

ENT
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Emory
University of Washington

FM
Emory
Fort Belvoir Community Hospital
Swedish Medical Center Seattle

Internal Medicine
Brigham & Women’s
Cambridge Health Alliance
Case Western
Columbia
Cornell
Drexel University
Duke (3)
Emory (8)
Medical University of South Carolina
Naval Medical Center San Diego
UCSD
UCSF (4)
University of Colorado- Denver
University of Michigan
University of Nevada, Reno
University of Washington (2)
UPENN
Wright State University
Yale (2)

Med- Peds
University of Colorado Denver

Interventional Radiology
Emory

Neuro Surgery
Emory
Thomas Jefferson University

Neurology
University of Colorado Denver
Johns Hopkins

Ob-Gyn
Emory (2)
University of Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma
UTSW
VT Carillion SOM

Ophthalmology
Emory (4)
UCLA
Stanford
NY Eye and Ear of Mt Sinai
University of Colorado
Willis Eye Hospital at Jefferson

Orthopedic Surgery
Drexel
Emory (2)
Jackson Memorial
UF Jacksonville
University of Pittsburgh
UPENN
Vanderbilt

Pathology
Cornell
Stanford (2)
University of Minnesota

Pediatrics
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
Columbia
Cornell (2)
Kaiser Permanente Oakland
Northwestern
University of Alabama
University of Kentucky
University of Utah
University of Washington (4)
UT Austin
Emory

Plastic Surgery
UTSW

PM&R
East Carolina University
Jackson Memorial

Psych
Cornell (2)
Emory
University of Illinois
University of Texas at Galveston
UPENN

Psych/FM
University of Cincinnati

Radiology Diagnostic
Emory (3)
Brigham & Women’s
UCSF
University of Utah

Rad Onc
Washington University in St Louis

Surgery- General
Duke
Emory (6)
Jackson Memorial
NYU
Oregon Health and Science University
San Antonio Military Med
University of Colorado-Denver

Thoracic Surgery
UPENN

Urology
Brigham & Women’s
Emory
NYU
University of Pittsburgh

Vascular Surgery
Emory

I feel sorry for the dude having to announce matching IM at Wright State University on Match Day.

 

[ndafife]

I feel sorry for the dude having to announce matching IM at Wright State University on Match Day.

Why? For all anyone knows that could be their first choice.

 

[IMApplicant18]

Why? For all anyone knows that could be their first choice.

BC everyone else is going to Harvard league programs and he is doing a IMG filled community program in a middle of nowhere undesirable location.

Imagine on Match day:

Harvard...Yale...Emory...UAB...UCSF....wright state university

 

[ndafife]

BC everyone else is going to Harvard league programs and he is doing a IMG filled community program in a middle of nowhere undesirable location.

Imagine on Match day:

Harvard...Yale...Emory...UAB...UCSF....wright state university

Yeah and if that's their 1st choice I'm sure they are feeling much better than the UCSF match who ranked it 4th behind brigham women's, hopkins and penn.

 

[studentdocftw]

BC everyone else is going to Harvard league programs and he is doing a IMG filled community program in a middle of nowhere undesirable location.

Imagine on Match day:

Harvard...Yale...Emory...UAB...UCSF....wright state university

Not everyone has sights on academic medicine..Also, there are many factors that go into the match. What if that's closest to family? Maybe the person has a sick parent? Maybe their loved one is in the area? Or maybe they didn't do well on Step...ultimately, nobody knows except for that person.

 

[libertyyne]

BC everyone else is going to Harvard league programs and he is doing a IMG filled community program in a middle of nowhere undesirable location.

Imagine on Match day:

Harvard...Yale...Emory...UAB...UCSF....wright state university

I dont know why you have difficulty with the concept that people have different priorities in life. If wright state has the best hours and is close to family who you would like your kids to see often. Wright state becomes a top choice.

 

[IMApplicant18]

Not everyone has sights on academic medicine..Also, there are many factors that go into the match. What if that's closest to family? Maybe the person has a sick parent? Maybe their loved one is in the area? Or maybe they didn't do well on Step...ultimately, nobody knows except for that person.

Unlike most other specialties - pedigree of your training institution matters a ton for IM. Vast majority of IM residents actually hate general IM and desires specialization. You absolutely need to match at at least a mid-tier academic IM program to have a decent chance of obtaining fellowship. Community residency like WSU = your career is finished. General IM is not really practicing medicine, but rather a role of a healthcare coordinator/social worker.

 

[libertyyne]

Unlike most other specialties - pedigree of your training institution matters a ton for IM. Vast majority of IM residents actually hate general IM and desires specialization. You absolutely need to match at at least a mid-tier academic IM program to have a decent chance of obtaining fellowship. Community residency like WSU = your career is finished. General IM is not really practicing medicine, but rather a role of a healthcare coordinator.

not everyone wants to subspecialize and some people may prefer that role.

I understand that you might find is unfathomable being an IMG that some AMGs actually want to be primary care doctors or IM doctors and would rather train and practice close to family, but it is the reality. My school had an AOA member with a 250+ step go into primary care at a non big name institution close to his family.

 

[IMApplicant18]

not everyone wants to subspecialize and some people may prefer that role.

If one prefers to do general IM - then why even go to medical school? You dont need 4 years of med school + 3 years of residency to be a healthcare coordinator / social worker. Vast majority of IM generalist hate their jobs and is trapped bc there is no way out due to debt and not being able to specialize. Some escapes to ED in small rural communities...but still overall miserable.

 

[libertyyne]

If one prefers to do general IM - then why even go to medical school? You dont need 4 years of med school + 3 years of residency to be a healthcare coordinator / social worker. Vast majority of IM generalist hate their jobs and is trapped bc there is no way out due to debt and not being able to specialize. Some escapes to ED in small rural communities...but still overall miserable.

I dont know how old you are, but there are plenty of people that go into IM because they want to, different people have different priorities. the pay is good, the lifestyle is decent. Social workers are not making 200k+ per year.

 

[Eris Discordia]

BC everyone else is going to Harvard league programs and he is doing a IMG filled community program in a middle of nowhere undesirable location.

Imagine on Match day:

Harvard...Yale...Emory...UAB...UCSF....wright state university

And where did you match?

 

[IMApplicant18]

And where did you match?

A mid-tier academic IM program in the south with excellent fellowship placement. Not ivy-league level but I was realistic about my chances given my mediocre grades + mediocre board score + no research + no SubI. I did not apply or rank any community IM programs - rather go unmatched without a job than ruin my career going into a community training program.

 

[IMApplicant18]

I dont know how old you are, but there are plenty of people that go into IM because they want to, different people have different priorities. the pay is good, the lifestyle is decent. Social workers are not making 200k+ per year.

How is being the primary provider of an inpatient ward with 20+ census, non-stop admits from ER, and billion tasks to do on EMR + 100s notes to write a good lifestyle? Also since when is 200K a good pay for doctor? This is horrible pay for such a bad lifestyle.

I envy the psychiatrist - very specialized care, focused documentation, and laid back day to day tasks.

 

[evilbooyaa]

A mid-tier academic IM program in the south with excellent fellowship placement. Not ivy-league level but I was realistic about my chances given my mediocre grades + mediocre board score + no research + no SubI. I did not apply or rank any community IM programs - rather go unmatched without a job than ruin my career going into a community training program.

Dude, we get it, you really hate Wright State. Please stop projecting your massive inferiority complex on the rest of this board. Big name isn't the most important thing to all people at all times.

Also, in regards to the above, it is clear you have zero idea of what attending IM hospitalists do, and how much they get paid, LOL. You do know they're 7 days on, 7 days off right?

You can't have 100s of notes per day if you only got 20 on your census. Maybe 40-50 tops assuming big discharge day and full re-admission day.

 

[studentdocftw]

Unlike most other specialties - pedigree of your training institution matters a ton for IM. Vast majority of IM residents actually hate general IM and desires specialization. You absolutely need to match at at least a mid-tier academic IM program to have a decent chance of obtaining fellowship. Community residency like WSU = your career is finished. General IM is not really practicing medicine, but rather a role of a healthcare coordinator/social worker.

This conversation will likely go nowhere. I am going to end with some repeated information...I know it is difficult for you to believe, but not everyone wants to specialize.....and I say this, as someone who intends to specialize.

 

[IonClaws]

BC everyone else is going to Harvard league programs and he is doing a IMG filled community program in a middle of nowhere undesirable location.

Imagine on Match day:

Harvard...Yale...Emory...UAB...UCSF....wright state university

1. There is no such thing as a "Harvard League." I assume you mean Ivy League.
2. Looking at the IM matches, and excluding the individual who matched at Wright State, 25/32 (almost 80%) of the applicants did not match at Ivy League institutions. So, in fact, very few are going to Ivy League programs.

 

[Cyphix]

People also need to remember that we're not 16 year olds comparing colleges anymore. The institutional name is often quite far removed from the things that truly matter for your residency training (i.e. mentors who share your interests, variety/volume of cases seen, practice settings, culture of the program, etc).

Besides, even when discussing so called "prestige," there can be a tremendous amount of variation between specialties within the same hospital system. The "top programs" for Orthopedic Surgery are going to be different from the "top programs" in Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Urology, etc.

 

[Dwan]

Unlike most other specialties - pedigree of your training institution matters a ton for IM. Vast majority of IM residents actually hate general IM and desires specialization. You absolutely need to match at at least a mid-tier academic IM program to have a decent chance of obtaining fellowship. Community residency like WSU = your career is finished. General IM is not really practicing medicine, but rather a role of a healthcare coordinator/social worker.

False, most fellowships are not very competitive, and many people from top schools with all options open go into PC tracks. You need to match at a prestigious place if you also want to go to a prestigious fellowship, but many people have had enough prestige in their life and are ready to move on to other priorities due to new life obligations (fiance, starting family, taking care of parents etc).

Also, Wright State's most recent fellowship match included: x4 cards, x3 GI, x2 heme/onc, x2 pulm, and consider that they're a smaller program vs most academic IM (total program size: 80).

 

[woggleswoggles]

A mid-tier academic IM program in the south with excellent fellowship placement. Not ivy-league level but I was realistic about my chances given my mediocre grades + mediocre board score + no research + no SubI. I did not apply or rank any community IM programs - rather go unmatched without a job than ruin my career going into a community training program.

I was reading thru his thread while researching Emory for my upcoming application. It pains me to see this knowing how many applicants out there want to be physicans to truly serve others and can’t get in! I find your comments pompous and arrogant. You obviously don’t care about service only status! I find that very sad and I feel sorry for the patients you will “serve” one day because you clearly will always prioritize your own needs over theirs! I hope Emory does a better job selecting applicants that will be true to the Hippocratic Oath over the Almoght Dollar in future cycles!

 

[woggleswoggles]

False, most fellowships are not very competitive, and many people from top schools with all options open go into PC tracks. You need to match at a prestigious place if you also want to go to a prestigious fellowship, but many people have had enough prestige in their life and are ready to move on to other priorities due to new life obligations (fiance, starting family, taking care of parents etc).

Also, Wright State's most recent fellowship match included: x4 cards, x3 GI, x2 heme/onc, x2 pulm, and consider that they're a smaller program vs most academic IM (total program size: 80).

Well said well said! Thank you. I was disheartened by this thread and had to comment ! Thank you for your compassionate and service-centric reply. You are a credit to whatever school your attend!