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FMG 3, DO 1, Carib 0
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Interesting numbers from the sticky above on the match cycles shows the 2009 match had:
3 FMGs (Ain Shams University, University of Athens, U Phillipines),
1 DO (NEOUCOM),
and no Carib matches for NRMP 2009.
NEOUCOM is not a D.O school, but an allopathic M.D. school. The COM stands for 'College Of Medicine', not 'College of Osteopathic' Medicine.
NEOUCOM is not a D.O school, but an allopathic M.D. school. The COM stands for 'College Of Medicine', not 'College of Osteopathic' Medicine.
Sorry for the mistake. I will revise the post.
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Just for the record ... DOs have their own set of dermatology residencies organized/supported by the AOA (American Osteopathic Association). Only DOs can apply for these residencies and they are filled with DOs each year. I also saw a few DO matches for Army derm. I know your reference was, most likely, only for ACGME dermatology programs, but just figured I'd mention it.
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I also saw a few DO matches for Army derm. I know your reference was, most likely, only for ACGME dermatology programs
Military residencies are ACGME accredited
Military residencies are ACGME accredited
Hmm ... well, I am 99% sure I saw 2 Military derms on DO match lists this year (2009).
According to the NRMP 2009 Match Data:
1 DO
1 US IMG
7 Non-US IMG
http://www.nrmp.org/data/resultsanddata2009.pdf
1 DO
1 US IMG
7 Non-US IMG
http://www.nrmp.org/data/resultsanddata2009.pdf
The one US-IMG who matched in Derm was a Carib grad.... supposedly with a boatload of research experience.