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DrBowtie said:
Just because you think that doesn't make it true. There are decreased US MD seniors applying. There were 100+ open spots after the match a few years ago. Programs have compensated, changed their interview thresholds in order to fill which means more DOs.
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No, no they're breaking the glass ceiling, rah rah, do = md+holisticism
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DrBowtie said:
Just because you think that doesn't make it true. There are decreased US MD seniors applying. There were 100+ open spots after the match a few years ago. Programs have compensated, changed their interview thresholds in order to fill which means more DOs.
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Not too long ago foreign medical graduates were preferred over DOs.

It sounds like DO students dislike DO success.
 
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No, no they're breaking the glass ceiling, rah rah, do = md+holisticism
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Last time I visited this well-respected hospital, I saw a DO with his own parking spot on the first floor. The glass ceiling has been shattered brah, better grab an umbrella
 
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Imgonnatrymybest. said:
CCOM has gone down the tubes these past few years. CCOM had the highest LizzyM average (do pre-meds still use LizzyM?), is located a few subway stops away from some of the largest medical research centers in the country, has 100% ward based rotations, highest tuition in the country, class size of 200 students.... [ I can go on and on]. Best matches are UIL Chicago EM which is in Cook County, Neurosurg at PCOM, UMass IM, RadOnc at CCF, and Peds at UCLA. The St. James Uro and St. James Ortho has a contract with CCOM where they interview CCOM students which is a given. The Ortho program at Larkin won't pass ACGME accreditation and everyone in the field knows it. The Detroit/WSU surgery match is a prelim position. Overall for such a large class with access to soo many Chicago resources, this list is very mediocre.
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Do you think this is an anomaly this year? Why do you think it is this way?
 
DrBowtie said:
Just because you think that doesn't make it true. There are decreased US MD seniors applying. There were 100+ open spots after the match a few years ago. Programs have compensated, changed their interview thresholds in order to fill which means more DOs.
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The real problem with DR is that the raw number of students interested hasn't really changed, but a few years ago 100 spots got added. That was around when the 81 unmatched spots happened, and they've been staying around that since. The demand seems the same, but the supply of residencies is just more than it was.
 
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Touro California / TUCOM-CA 2016 Match List:

Anesthesiology MO Washington University Barnes-Jewish Hospital - St. Louis, MO ACGME
Emergency Medicine CA Kaweah Delta Health Care District - Visalia, CA ACGME
Emergency Medicine MI Allegiance Health - Jackson, MI AOA
Emergency Medicine MI Genesys Regional Medical Center-Health Park - Grand Blanc, MI AOA
Emergency Medicine MI Botsford Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI AOA
Emergency Medicine MN Hennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis, MN ACGME
Emergency Medicine PA Thomas Jefferson University - Philadelphia, PA ACGME
Emergency Medicine PA Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann University Hospital - Philadelphia, PA ACGME
Family Med/Wausau WI University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health - Madison, WI ACGME
Family Medicine CA Natividad Medical Center - Salinas, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA San Joaquin General Hospital - French Camp, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Valley Consortium - Modesto, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Marian Regional Medical Center - Santa Maria, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Mercy Medical Center - Redding, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC San Diego Medical Center - San Diego, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Kaiser Permanente - Napa/Solano - Vallejo, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Long Beach Memorial Medical Center - Long Beach, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC Irvine Medical Center - Irvine, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Kaweah Delta Health Care District - Visalia, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Kaiser Permanente - Orange County - Anaheim, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Valley Consortium - Modesto, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Harbor-UCLA Medical Center - Torrance, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Shasta Community Health Center - Redding, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Valley Consortium - Modesto, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Community Memorial Health System - Ventura, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Downey Regional Medical Center - Downey, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Marian Regional Medical Center - Santa Maria, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Community Memorial Health System - Ventura, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Downey Regional Medical Center - Downey, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Community Memorial Health System - Ventura, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Southeastern Regional Medical Center - Lumberton, NC AOA
Family Medicine CA College Medical Center - Long Beach, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Naval Hospital Camp Pendelton - 29 Palms, CA MIL
Family Medicine CA Chino Valley Medical Center - Chino, CA AOA
Family Medicine FL Broward Hospital District - Ft. Lauderdale, FL AOA
Family Medicine LA LSU School of Medicine - New Orleans, LA ACGME
Family Medicine MN Hennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis, MN ACGME
Family Medicine MO University of Missouri - Kansas City, MO ACGME
Family Medicine MT University of Montana - Missoula, MT AOA
Family Medicine NV University of Nevada Affiliated Hospitals - Las Vegas, NV ACGME
Family Medicine NY MediSys Health Network - Flushing, NY AOA
Family Medicine NY Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital - Binghamton, NY AOA
Family Medicine WA Valley Medical Center - Renton, WA ACGME
Family Medicine WA MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital - Puyallup, WA AOA
Family Medicine/MFHC CA Mercy Medical Center - Redding, CA ACGME
Family Medicine-Emergency Medicine PA Aria Health - Philadelphia, PA AOA
General Surgery CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
General Surgery CO Sky Ridge Medical Center - Lone Tree, CO AOA
General Surgery CO St Anthony Hospital - Lakewood, CO AOA
General Surgery NY MediSys Health Network - Flushing, NY AOA
Internal Medicine CA UC Riverside School of Medicine - Riverside, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA UC Irvine Medical Center - Orange, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA Kaiser Permanente - Oakland, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA Scripps Mercy Hospital - San Diego, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Internal Medicine CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Internal Medicine CA College Medical Center - Long Beach, CA AOA
Internal Medicine FL St. Joseph's Lakeland Regional Medical Center - Lakeland, FL AOA
Internal Medicine MD Walter Reed Army Medical Center - Bethesda, MD MIL
Internal Medicine MI Botsford Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI AOA
Internal Medicine MI Mercy Health - Muskegon, MI AOA
Internal Medicine NJ CarePoint Health - Bayonne Medical Center - Bayonne, NJ AOA
Internal Medicine NJ Palisades Medical Center - North Bergen, NJ AOA
Internal Medicine NJ Hackensack UMC Palisades - Norht Bergen, NJ AOA
Internal Medicine NY Montefiore Medical Center/Einstein - Bronx, NY ACGME
Internal Medicine OH Christ Hospital - Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Internal Medicine OH Christ Hospital - Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Internal Medicine OH University Hospital - Parma, OH AOA
Internal Medicine OH Wright Patterson Air Force Base - Dayton, OH MIL
Internal Medicine OR Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan Medical Center - Portland, OR ACGME
Internal Medicine OR Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center - Corvallis, OR AOA
Internal Medicine TX University of Texas Medical School - Houston, TX ACGME
Neurological Surgery CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Neurology NY Hofstra NSLIJ School of Medicine - North Shore LIJ - NY ACGME
Neurology TX University of Texas Southwestern Medical School - Dallas, TX ACGME
Obstetrics & Gynecology NJ Kennedy University Hospital/Our Lady of Lourdes - Stanford, NJ AOA
Obstetrics & Gynecology NY Wyckoff Heights Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY AOA
Obstetrics and Gynecology NC Womack Army Medical Center - Ft. Bragg, NC MIL
Obstetrics-Gynecology DC Georgetown University Washington Hospital Center - Washington, DC ACGME
Obstetrics-Gynecology MA Boston University Medical Center - Boston, MA ACGME
Obstetrics-Gynecology MI Sparrow Hospital - Lansing, MI ACGME
Obstetrics-Gynecology NJ Jersey Shore Univ Medical Center - Neptune, NJ ACGME
Ophthalmology CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Orthopedic Surgery NJ Inspira Health Network - Vineland, NJ AOA
Otolaryngology & Facial Plastic Surgery OH Doctors Hospital - Columbus, OH AOA
Pathology CA Stanford University Progams - Palo Alto, CA ACGME
Pediatrics AZ University of Arizona COM - Tucson, AZ ACGME
Pediatrics CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Pediatrics CA Loma Linda University - Loma Linda, CA ACGME
Pediatrics CA University of Southern California - Los Angeles, CA ACGME
Pediatrics GA Emory University School of Medicine - Atlanta, GA ACGME
Pediatrics HI Tripler Army Medical Center - Honolulu, HI MIL
Pediatrics HI Tripler Army Medical Center - Honolulu, HI MIL
Pediatrics KS University of Kansas School of Medicine - Kansas City, KS ACGME
Pediatrics MI Childrens Hospital of Michigan - Detroit, Michigan ACGME
Pediatrics MI Childrens Hospital of Michigan - Detroit, Michigan AOA
Pediatrics MO Childrens Mercy Hospital - Kansas City, MO ACGME
Pediatrics OH Case Western/University Hospitals Case Medical Center - Cleveland, OH ACGME
Pediatrics OK OMECO Teaching Health Center - Tulsa, OK AOA
Pediatrics-Primary CA Loma Linda University - Loma Linda, CA ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation CA UC Irvine Medical Center - Orange, CA ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation FL Larkin Community Hospital - South Miami, FL AOA
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation IL Marianjoy Rehab Hospital - Wheaton, IL ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation IL Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital - Chicago, IL ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation NY Columbia/Cornell-New York Presbyterian - New York, NY ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation NY New York University School of Medicine - New York, NY ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation NY New York University School of Medicine - New York, NY ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation PA University of Pittsburgh Medical Center - Pittsburgh, PA ACGME
Psychiatry AZ University of Arizona COM - Tucson, AZ ACGME
Psychiatry CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Psychiatry IL Advocate Lutheran General Hospital - Park Ridge, IL ACGME
Psychiatry MA Harvard South Shore - Brockton, MA ACGME
Psychiatry MD Walter Reed Army Medical Center - Bethesda, MD MIL
Psychiatry OR Oregon Health & Science University - Portland, OR ACGME
Radiology-Diagnostic MI Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners - Grand Rapids, MI ACGME
Radiology-Diagnostic PA Geisinger Health System - Danville, PA ACGME
Surgical - Preliminary CA Kern Medical Center - Bakersfield, CA ACGME
Thoracic Surgery CA UC Davis Medical Center - Sacramento, CA ACGME
Traditional Rotating Internship CA Hemet Valley Medical Center - Hemet, CA AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship CA Hemet Valley Medical Center - Hemet, CA AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship MI McLaren Oakland - Pontiac, MI AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship NY Peconic Bay Medical Center - Riverhead, NY AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship OH Adena Health System - Chillicothe, OH AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship PA Clarion Hospital - Clarion, PA AOA
Transitional Year CA Naval Medical Center - San Diego, CA MIL
 
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Touro California / TUCOM-CA 2016 Match List:

Anesthesiology MO Washington University Barnes-Jewish Hospital - St. Louis, MO ACGME
Emergency Medicine CA Kaweah Delta Health Care District - Visalia, CA ACGME
Emergency Medicine MI Allegiance Health - Jackson, MI AOA
Emergency Medicine MI Genesys Regional Medical Center-Health Park - Grand Blanc, MI AOA
Emergency Medicine MI Botsford Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI AOA
Emergency Medicine MN Hennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis, MN ACGME
Emergency Medicine PA Thomas Jefferson University - Philadelphia, PA ACGME
Emergency Medicine PA Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann University Hospital - Philadelphia, PA ACGME
Family Med/Wausau WI University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health - Madison, WI ACGME
Family Medicine CA Natividad Medical Center - Salinas, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA San Joaquin General Hospital - French Camp, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Valley Consortium - Modesto, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Marian Regional Medical Center - Santa Maria, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Mercy Medical Center - Redding, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC San Diego Medical Center - San Diego, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Kaiser Permanente - Napa/Solano - Vallejo, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Long Beach Memorial Medical Center - Long Beach, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA UC Irvine Medical Center - Irvine, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Kaweah Delta Health Care District - Visalia, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Kaiser Permanente - Orange County - Anaheim, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Valley Consortium - Modesto, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Harbor-UCLA Medical Center - Torrance, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Shasta Community Health Center - Redding, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Valley Consortium - Modesto, CA ACGME
Family Medicine CA Community Memorial Health System - Ventura, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Downey Regional Medical Center - Downey, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Marian Regional Medical Center - Santa Maria, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Community Memorial Health System - Ventura, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Downey Regional Medical Center - Downey, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Community Memorial Health System - Ventura, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Southeastern Regional Medical Center - Lumberton, NC AOA
Family Medicine CA College Medical Center - Long Beach, CA AOA
Family Medicine CA Naval Hospital Camp Pendelton - 29 Palms, CA MIL
Family Medicine CA Chino Valley Medical Center - Chino, CA AOA
Family Medicine FL Broward Hospital District - Ft. Lauderdale, FL AOA
Family Medicine LA LSU School of Medicine - New Orleans, LA ACGME
Family Medicine MN Hennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis, MN ACGME
Family Medicine MO University of Missouri - Kansas City, MO ACGME
Family Medicine MT University of Montana - Missoula, MT AOA
Family Medicine NV University of Nevada Affiliated Hospitals - Las Vegas, NV ACGME
Family Medicine NY MediSys Health Network - Flushing, NY AOA
Family Medicine NY Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Hospital - Binghamton, NY AOA
Family Medicine WA Valley Medical Center - Renton, WA ACGME
Family Medicine WA MultiCare Good Samaritan Hospital - Puyallup, WA AOA
Family Medicine/MFHC CA Mercy Medical Center - Redding, CA ACGME
Family Medicine-Emergency Medicine PA Aria Health - Philadelphia, PA AOA
General Surgery CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
General Surgery CO Sky Ridge Medical Center - Lone Tree, CO AOA
General Surgery CO St Anthony Hospital - Lakewood, CO AOA
General Surgery NY MediSys Health Network - Flushing, NY AOA
Internal Medicine CA UC Riverside School of Medicine - Riverside, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA UC Irvine Medical Center - Orange, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA Kaiser Permanente - Oakland, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA Scripps Mercy Hospital - San Diego, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Internal Medicine CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Internal Medicine CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Internal Medicine CA College Medical Center - Long Beach, CA AOA
Internal Medicine FL St. Joseph's Lakeland Regional Medical Center - Lakeland, FL AOA
Internal Medicine MD Walter Reed Army Medical Center - Bethesda, MD MIL
Internal Medicine MI Botsford Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI AOA
Internal Medicine MI Mercy Health - Muskegon, MI AOA
Internal Medicine NJ CarePoint Health - Bayonne Medical Center - Bayonne, NJ AOA
Internal Medicine NJ Palisades Medical Center - North Bergen, NJ AOA
Internal Medicine NJ Hackensack UMC Palisades - Norht Bergen, NJ AOA
Internal Medicine NY Montefiore Medical Center/Einstein - Bronx, NY ACGME
Internal Medicine OH Christ Hospital - Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Internal Medicine OH Christ Hospital - Cincinnati, OH ACGME
Internal Medicine OH University Hospital - Parma, OH AOA
Internal Medicine OH Wright Patterson Air Force Base - Dayton, OH MIL
Internal Medicine OR Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan Medical Center - Portland, OR ACGME
Internal Medicine OR Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center - Corvallis, OR AOA
Internal Medicine TX University of Texas Medical School - Houston, TX ACGME
Neurological Surgery CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Neurology NY Hofstra NSLIJ School of Medicine - North Shore LIJ - NY ACGME
Neurology TX University of Texas Southwestern Medical School - Dallas, TX ACGME
Obstetrics & Gynecology NJ Kennedy University Hospital/Our Lady of Lourdes - Stanford, NJ AOA
Obstetrics & Gynecology NY Wyckoff Heights Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY AOA
Obstetrics and Gynecology NC Womack Army Medical Center - Ft. Bragg, NC MIL
Obstetrics-Gynecology DC Georgetown University Washington Hospital Center - Washington, DC ACGME
Obstetrics-Gynecology MA Boston University Medical Center - Boston, MA ACGME
Obstetrics-Gynecology MI Sparrow Hospital - Lansing, MI ACGME
Obstetrics-Gynecology NJ Jersey Shore Univ Medical Center - Neptune, NJ ACGME
Ophthalmology CA Arrowhead Regional Medical Center - Colton, CA AOA
Orthopedic Surgery NJ Inspira Health Network - Vineland, NJ AOA
Otolaryngology & Facial Plastic Surgery OH Doctors Hospital - Columbus, OH AOA
Pathology CA Stanford University Progams - Palo Alto, CA ACGME
Pediatrics AZ University of Arizona COM - Tucson, AZ ACGME
Pediatrics CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Pediatrics CA Loma Linda University - Loma Linda, CA ACGME
Pediatrics CA University of Southern California - Los Angeles, CA ACGME
Pediatrics GA Emory University School of Medicine - Atlanta, GA ACGME
Pediatrics HI Tripler Army Medical Center - Honolulu, HI MIL
Pediatrics HI Tripler Army Medical Center - Honolulu, HI MIL
Pediatrics KS University of Kansas School of Medicine - Kansas City, KS ACGME
Pediatrics MI Childrens Hospital of Michigan - Detroit, Michigan ACGME
Pediatrics MI Childrens Hospital of Michigan - Detroit, Michigan AOA
Pediatrics MO Childrens Mercy Hospital - Kansas City, MO ACGME
Pediatrics OH Case Western/University Hospitals Case Medical Center - Cleveland, OH ACGME
Pediatrics OK OMECO Teaching Health Center - Tulsa, OK AOA
Pediatrics-Primary CA Loma Linda University - Loma Linda, CA ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation CA UC Irvine Medical Center - Orange, CA ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation FL Larkin Community Hospital - South Miami, FL AOA
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation IL Marianjoy Rehab Hospital - Wheaton, IL ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation IL Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital - Chicago, IL ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation NY Columbia/Cornell-New York Presbyterian - New York, NY ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation NY New York University School of Medicine - New York, NY ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation NY New York University School of Medicine - New York, NY ACGME
Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation PA University of Pittsburgh Medical Center - Pittsburgh, PA ACGME
Psychiatry AZ University of Arizona COM - Tucson, AZ ACGME
Psychiatry CA UC San Francisco - Fresno, CA ACGME
Psychiatry IL Advocate Lutheran General Hospital - Park Ridge, IL ACGME
Psychiatry MA Harvard South Shore - Brockton, MA ACGME
Psychiatry MD Walter Reed Army Medical Center - Bethesda, MD MIL
Psychiatry OR Oregon Health & Science University - Portland, OR ACGME
Radiology-Diagnostic MI Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners - Grand Rapids, MI ACGME
Radiology-Diagnostic PA Geisinger Health System - Danville, PA ACGME
Surgical - Preliminary CA Kern Medical Center - Bakersfield, CA ACGME
Thoracic Surgery CA UC Davis Medical Center - Sacramento, CA ACGME
Traditional Rotating Internship CA Hemet Valley Medical Center - Hemet, CA AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship CA Hemet Valley Medical Center - Hemet, CA AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship MI McLaren Oakland - Pontiac, MI AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship NY Peconic Bay Medical Center - Riverhead, NY AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship OH Adena Health System - Chillicothe, OH AOA
Traditional Rotating Internship PA Clarion Hospital - Clarion, PA AOA
Transitional Year CA Naval Medical Center - San Diego, CA MIL
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Very underwhelming overall. Expected so much more from the caliber of matriculant, location, and cost. I'd take WesternU's, RVU's, and AZCOM's 2016 match lists for my students ANYDAY.
 
For a second there I really thought that psychiatry match was at UCSF (fresno program is at a different hospital), since they already have two DOs from touro. I really believed touro was turning into a feeder school for their psychiatry program LOL.

The match that really impressed me the most, not looking at the ultra competitive residency matches, was the pathology match at Standford. Based on the pathology sub forums, this is a top tier match.
 
IslandStyle808 said:
For a second there I really thought that psychiatry match was at UCSF (fresno program is at a different hospital), since they already have two DOs from touro. I really believed touro was turning into a feeder school for their psychiatry program LOL.

The match that really impressed me the most, not looking at the ultra competitive residency matches, was the pathology match at Standford. Based on the pathology sub forums, this is a top tier match.
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Yeah that Stanford one is great. I think there was another DO program that placed there as well. Would be interesting to see how their CVs were coming into the match.


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That thoracic surgery match tho. Good for them!
 
Ioannes Paulus said:
Do you think this is an anomaly this year? Why do you think it is this way?
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Honestly, I don't know. I can guess but guesses don't mean anything.
I'm from Chicago and, unfortunately, didn't get into CCOM 3 years ago. However, often times, at my current DO school, I find myself saying, "I bet I wouldn't have this problem if I got into CCOM," such as access to research centers, relationships to other medical schools, top-notch teaching hospitals, faculty with NIH funds, all amenities CCOM has had longer than I have been alive. It's just odd to see a DO school have so many resources with top caliber students and faculty, but not have students place in competitive programs, particularly in the past few years since I've been a student doctor. I could elaborate further but don't want to ruffle up people's feathers. Don't get me wrong, I love CCOM and truly believe the school has more resources for students than any other program in the country. It's just odd not to see students place in more research heavy, competitive programs.
 
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Imgonnatrymybest. said:
Yeah that's an awesome match. Wish I knew who he/she was. Would love to know how he/she set himself/herself apart for such a competitive program.
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and himself/herself/zieself/hirself/eirself/verself/terself/emself
 
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Imgonnatrymybest. said:
Honestly, I don't know. I can guess but guesses don't mean anything.
I'm from Chicago and, unfortunately, didn't get into CCOM 3 years ago. However, often times, at my current DO school, I find myself saying, "I bet I wouldn't have this problem if I got into CCOM," such as access to research centers, relationships to other medical schools, top-notch teaching hospitals, faculty with NIH funds, all amenities CCOM has had longer than I have been alive. It's just odd to see a DO school have so many resources with top caliber students and faculty, but not have students place in competitive programs, particularly in the past few years since I've been a student doctor. I could elaborate further but don't want to ruffle up people's feathers. Don't get me wrong, I love CCOM and truly believe the school has more resources for students than any other program in the country. It's just odd not to see students place in more research heavy, competitive programs.
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Honestly, there may be several factors. Personally, it's possibly the curriculum that teaches a lot of non-boards superfluous information rather than sticking to what will help everyone do well on boards (eg. 5 or 6 months of anatomy). [Honestly, it'd make it a lot easier if schools taught out of board-style review books for the first two years...]. CCOM still uses a traditional medical education approach rather than systems/symptoms-based. Additionally, it's a lot of little things like way too many exams vs. other schools, multitude of quizzes, mandatory events, etc. that create a constant interruption to the flow, although they've done some improvements (a few, such as finally recording very few of their lecturers online) by listening to students' suggestions but it only helps for the next class or often beyond (way too late). As well, though some rotations are amazing it is equally and possibly outbalanced by the multitude of crappy rotation sites, so as a student you may be one of the lucky ones who lands an amazing site for eg. pediatrics, while your classmate ends up in an awful location; basically, many students sacrifice their rotations in one specialty for the few in that same one who end up with the awesome site. Or maybe it's the type/caliber of students they select? I'm not really sure.
 
zidanetribal said:
Honestly, there may be several factors. Personally, it's possibly the curriculum that teaches a lot of non-boards superfluous information rather than sticking to what will help everyone do well on boards (eg. 5 or 6 months of anatomy). [Honestly, it'd make it a lot easier if schools taught out of board-style review books for the first two years...]. CCOM still uses a traditional medical education approach rather than systems/symptoms-based. Additionally, it's a lot of little things like way too many exams vs. other schools, multitude of quizzes, mandatory events, etc. that create a constant interruption to the flow, although they've done some improvements (a few, such as finally recording very few of their lecturers online) by listening to students' suggestions but it only helps for the next class or often beyond (way too late). As well, though some rotations are amazing it is equally and possibly outbalanced by the multitude of crappy rotation sites, so as a student you may be one of the lucky ones who lands an amazing site for eg. pediatrics, while your classmate ends up in an awful location; basically, many students sacrifice their rotations in one specialty for the few in that same one who end up with the awesome site. Or maybe it's the type/caliber of students they select? I'm not really sure.
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overall, the "established" private DO schools (PCOM, CCOM, DMU etc) seem overrated and underwhelming in terms of quality. No school is perfect, but I feel like the extent of issues and complaints (and not just minor ones) I have read over the years from these schools shouldn't be present given how long these programs have had to "establish" themselves.
 
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overall, the "established" private DO schools (PCOM, CCOM, DMU etc) seem overrated and underwhelming in terms of quality. No school is perfect, but I feel like the extent of issues and complaints (and not just minor ones) I have read over the years from these schools shouldn't be present given how long these programs have had to "establish" themselves.
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A DO school is a DO school is a DO school. Prior to 2000 most of these old private schools were way rougher than new schools are now. The truth is that DO school quality and requirements have increased significantly over time. Stil a ways to go, but at least moving in the right direction for the most part.
 
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hallowmann said:
A DO school is a DO school is a DO school. Prior to 2000 most of these old private schools were way rougher than new schools are now. The truth is that DO school quality and requirements have increased significantly over time. Stil a ways to go, but at least moving in the right direction for the most part.
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Interesting. Can you elaborate at all? Genuinely curious.
 
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zidanetribal said:
Honestly, there may be several factors. Personally, it's possibly the curriculum that teaches a lot of non-boards superfluous information rather than sticking to what will help everyone do well on boards (eg. 5 or 6 months of anatomy). [Honestly, it'd make it a lot easier if schools taught out of board-style review books for the first two years...]. CCOM still uses a traditional medical education approach rather than systems/symptoms-based. Additionally, it's a lot of little things like way too many exams vs. other schools, multitude of quizzes, mandatory events, etc. that create a constant interruption to the flow, although they've done some improvements (a few, such as finally recording very few of their lecturers online) by listening to students' suggestions but it only helps for the next class or often beyond (way too late). As well, though some rotations are amazing it is equally and possibly outbalanced by the multitude of crappy rotation sites, so as a student you may be one of the lucky ones who lands an amazing site for eg. pediatrics, while your classmate ends up in an awful location; basically, many students sacrifice their rotations in one specialty for the few in that same one who end up with the awesome site. Or maybe it's the type/caliber of students they select? I'm not really sure.
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I go to AZCOM, and I think the pre-clinical curriculum is basically the same as CCOM. I agree on a lot of the above. Anatomy was over the top. In MWU's defense, however, I kind of liked the frequent, fewer tests. I'm a natural procrastinator, so the testing schedule kept me on my toes. I honestly can't imagine having to study for block exams. I wouldn't have done well, but that's just me.
 
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Interesting. Can you elaborate at all? Genuinely curious.
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From hearing from some alums when I describe the types of problems DO schools have, they tend to talk about much worse things with regards to rotations and just academic support in general.

A year or so ago, I also stumbled upon some forum posts (not SDN), petitions, legal docs (don't remember how and I don't even think I could find them again if I tried), from the late 1990s to early 2000s relating to PCOM, CCOM, and KCOM. Everybody knows about huge issues with LECOM when it first opened, but to be honest this stuff sounded really bad also and I was surprised to see it at aruably some of the best DO schools at the time. Most of it from what I remember was mainly about limited resources (both in terms of space, advising, and crazy high professor turnover), mistreatment of students (like randomly dismissing, failing, or otherwise screwing over a surprisingly large population of students), and major issues with rotations.

To be honest, the more I hear, the more I get the impression that DO schools had much less oversight then than they do now. Again, still a ways to go, especially for clinical rotations, but better than they were.
 
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From hearing from some alums when I describe the types of problems DO schools have, they tend to talk about much worse things with regards to rotations and just academic support in general.

A year or so ago, I also stumbled upon some forum posts (not SDN), petitions, legal docs (don't remember how and I don't even think I could find them again if I tried), from the late 1990s to early 2000s relating to PCOM, CCOM, and KCOM. Everybody knows about huge issues with LECOM when it first opened, but to be honest this stuff sounded really bad also and I was surprised to see it at aruably some of the best DO schools at the time. Most of it from what I remember was mainly about limited resources (both in terms of space, advising, and crazy high professor turnover), mistreatment of students (like randomly dismissing, failing, or otherwise screwing over a surprisingly large population of students), and major issues with rotations.

To be honest, the more I hear, the more I get the impression that DO schools had much less oversight then than they do now. Again, still a ways to go, especially for clinical rotations, but better than they were.
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Also keep in mind that, at this point, SGU had a higher US matriculate average MCAT than DO schools. You're absolutely right that schools are going in the right direction in terms of oversight/assessment but, now, because of growth, quality assurance in clinical education is thinning out.
 
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From hearing from some alums when I describe the types of problems DO schools have, they tend to talk about much worse things with regards to rotations and just academic support in general.

A year or so ago, I also stumbled upon some forum posts (not SDN), petitions, legal docs (don't remember how and I don't even think I could find them again if I tried), from the late 1990s to early 2000s relating to PCOM, CCOM, and KCOM. Everybody knows about huge issues with LECOM when it first opened, but to be honest this stuff sounded really bad also and I was surprised to see it at aruably some of the best DO schools at the time. Most of it from what I remember was mainly about limited resources (both in terms of space, advising, and crazy high professor turnover), mistreatment of students (like randomly dismissing, failing, or otherwise screwing over a surprisingly large population of students), and major issues with rotations.

To be honest, the more I hear, the more I get the impression that DO schools had much less oversight then than they do now. Again, still a ways to go, especially for clinical rotations, but better than they were.
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That is true. I can't understand how COCA/AOA could have tolerated such poor conditions in their schools for decades and decades.
 
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Very underwhelming overall. Expected so much more from the caliber of matriculant, location, and cost. I'd take WesternU's, RVU's, and AZCOM's 2016 match lists for my students ANYDAY.
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Agreed, especially considering TUCOM-CA's past few years' match lists have been much stronger.

I think a huge confounder is the fact that the majority of students who attend TUCOM-CA are California bred-and-buttered (or west coast, at least), and are 100% convicted to stay in California, or as close as possible. Hence, they choose community-based programs on the west coast instead of branching out to more prestigious, academic programs elsewhere.

That's been my experience with the school, at least--it's a very self-selecting, geographically-limiting student body.
 
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Honestly, I don't know. I can guess but guesses don't mean anything.
I'm from Chicago and, unfortunately, didn't get into CCOM 3 years ago. However, often times, at my current DO school, I find myself saying, "I bet I wouldn't have this problem if I got into CCOM," such as access to research centers, relationships to other medical schools, top-notch teaching hospitals, faculty with NIH funds, all amenities CCOM has had longer than I have been alive. It's just odd to see a DO school have so many resources with top caliber students and faculty, but not have students place in competitive programs, particularly in the past few years since I've been a student doctor. I could elaborate further but don't want to ruffle up people's feathers. Don't get me wrong, I love CCOM and truly believe the school has more resources for students than any other program in the country. It's just odd not to see students place in more research heavy, competitive programs.
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It's interesting that you feel like you have such a grasp on how to gauge match list as a third year med student, much less know that these students all got rejected from more "competitive" programs
 
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It's rather odd, neither Cedars-Sinai's anesthesiology residency program nor the University of Chicago's IM residency program have RVU graduates listed as current residents on their websites.

The ACGME match in orthopedic surgery at McLaren is present, however. I wonder if there is any relation to this McLaren orthopedic alum? ..
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I think at some point I heard that the chicago match was actually northshore. I don't know anything about the ortho resident's family, but even if they were related, would they really give somebody one of their 3 residency spots because their uncle was a resident there decades ago?
 
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It's rather odd, neither Cedars-Sinai's anesthesiology residency program nor the University of Chicago's IM residency program have RVU graduates listed as current residents on their websites.

The ACGME match in orthopedic surgery at McLaren is present, however. I wonder if there is any relation to this McLaren orthopedic alum? ..
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The UChicago incident happens ALL the time for DO matches, its never UChicago MC and always northshore. Very misleading.


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It's rather odd, neither Cedars-Sinai's anesthesiology residency program nor the University of Chicago's IM residency program have RVU graduates listed as current residents on their websites.

The ACGME match in orthopedic surgery at McLaren is present, however. I wonder if there is any relation to this McLaren orthopedic alum? ..
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That reminds me...that DO that supposedly matched at UPenn IM would be a second or third year now right? The program finally has their residents listed on the website and there aren't any DOs. Not surprised that one was also a fake. That person probably matched at Pennsylvania hospital. EDIT: or the match was a prelim.

http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/internal-medicine-residency/our_program/residents.html

PS: plenty of residents from low tier US MD schools including one from Puerto Rico....just FYI for @Goro


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That reminds me...that DO that supposedly matched at UPenn IM would be a second or third year now right? The program finally has their residents listed on the website and there aren't any DOs. Not surprised that one was also a fake. That person probably matched at Pennsylvania hospital.

http://www.uphs.upenn.edu/internal-medicine-residency/our_program/residents.html

PS: plenty of residents from low tier US MD schools including one from Puerto Rico....just FYI for @Goro


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I've pretty thoroughly gone through match lists and I can't remember this match. I don't think a DO ever supposedly matched this program, if they did it would be probably the best IM match a DO has had. A DO did match the integrated plastics program from PCOM. Honestly probably the greatest DO match to date.

I really like what you have to say on a lot of things but sometimes you become very condescending and inflammatory, especially seeing as many of us will be your future colleagues. I think your info is good but your delivery is poor. I highly doubt any school openly lies on their match lists like you seem to be implying with the bolded. Often it is uneducated secretaries that put together the match lists and they have no idea what a program is. I agree they should have someone who knows look over it but to imply that schools intentionally try to deceive everyone is a little dramatic.
 
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I've pretty thoroughly gone through match lists and I can't remember this match. I don't think a DO ever supposedly matched this program, if they did it would be probably the best IM match a DO has had. A DO did match the integrated plastics program from PCOM. Honestly probably the greatest DO match to date.

I really like what you have to say on a lot of things but sometimes you become very condescending and inflammatory, especially seeing as many of us will be your future colleagues. I think your info is good but your delivery is poor. I highly doubt any school openly lies on their match lists like you seem to be implying with the bolded. Often it is uneducated secretaries that put together the match lists and they have no idea what a program is. I agree they should have someone who knows look over it but to imply that schools intentionally try to deceive everyone is a little dramatic.
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This never actually ended up on any match list but was an unsubstantiated rumor that people just blindly started throwing around as fact. UPenn is even on the list of DO friendly IM programs as a result of this rumor. Here is one example of this:

http://www-forums.studentdoctor.net/index.php?posts/16359478/

So I'm not accusing any school of perpetuating this lie. It's a product of DO match lists being passed down through a game of telephone to gullible students (and PhD faculty members) on sdn who are inclined to believe anything they hear which will reinforce their preconceived notion that the "glass ceiling is shattering".


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Maybe a DO student should sue one of these elitist PD as an attempt to put an end to the discrimination that DO students face :p
 
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It's rather odd, neither Cedars-Sinai's anesthesiology residency program nor the University of Chicago's IM residency program have RVU graduates listed as current residents on their websites.

The ACGME match in orthopedic surgery at McLaren is present, however. I wonder if there is any relation to this McLaren orthopedic alum? ..
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As long as ya'll bumped up this thread, that ^^ RVU match list missed one student's match which was in Neurosurgery at Virginia Tech's Carillion Clinic. Probably going to be one of the last DOs to match there as this is a program that already has ACGME pre-accreditation and, considering its massive research budget, will be a MD/PhD magnet in the years to come.
 
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I don't know anything about the ortho resident's family, but even if they were related, would they really give somebody one of their 3 residency spots because their uncle was a resident there decades ago?.
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That's the rub, isn't it? Assuming there is a relation, the situation could be framed in multiple ways, ranging from innocuous to suspect.
 
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As long as ya'll bumped up this thread, that ^^ RVU match list missed one student's match which was in Neurosurgery at Virginia Tech's Carillion Clinic. Probably going to be one of the last DOs to match there as this is a program that already has ACGME pre-accreditation and, considering its massive research budget, will be a MD/PhD magnet in the years to come.
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So... RVU matched one grad into an osteopathic neurosurgery spot in Roanoke, Virginia, that has filed its initial accreditation paperwork with the ACGME. Forgive me if I keep my panties on.
 
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I think I've seen some allopathic schools play the same game. It still leaves the mystery of the disappearing Cedars-Sinai anesthesiology resident.....
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There's too many odd things that occur with these DO match lists. It wasn't until recently that my school started adding the specific site for a UCSF match (Fresno vs SF). I'm all for the admin making these "mistakes" but when you go on their website and they tout that they've matched their grads into UChicago, UCSF, UCLA, And Mt Sinai when in reality none of them were accurate matches in the truest sense then it becomes an outright lie is simply bait for an I expecting prospective applicant to see and throw 100-200 dollars at for a secondary.


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There's too many odd things that occur with these DO match lists. It wasn't until recently that my school started adding the specific site for a UCSF match (Fresno vs SF). I'm all for the admin making these "mistakes" but when you go on their website and they tout that they've matched their grads into UChicago, UCSF, UCLA, And Mt Sinai when in reality none of them were accurate matches in the truest sense then it becomes an outright lie is simply bait for an I expecting prospective applicant to see and throw 100-200 dollars at for a secondary.

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Your school actually posts stuff like that? Is it like on the homepage? Granted I don't go on my school's site regularly, but that's almost like carib level advertising. But then again, my school is notorious for its cheesy and at times medically inaccurate ads...
 
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Your school actually posts stuff like that? Is it like on the homepage? Granted I don't go on my school's site regularly, but that's almost like carib level advertising. But then again, my school is notorious for its cheesy and at times medically inaccurate ads....
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Hahha yep they def had it for the match part and it was pretty unreal they'd do that. But they are changing the website soon so hopefully it stops or becomes...more accurate.


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Ioannes Paulus said:
As long as ya'll bumped up this thread, that ^^ RVU match list missed one student's match which was in Neurosurgery at Virginia Tech's Carillion Clinic. Probably going to be one of the last DOs to match there as this is a program that already has ACGME pre-accreditation and, considering its massive research budget, will be a MD/PhD magnet in the years to come.
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Dang. If my math is correct, that's more than 14 RVU grads going into a categorical surgery program this year.
Why/how do they send so many grads into surgery? It's almost as much as PCOM and KCU despite having a much smaller class size.
 
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Mayo's family med program has a couple DO. Although I don't know exactly how they rank since it's "only" family medicine.
http://www.mayo.edu/mayo-edu-docs/m...ments/family-medicine-residents-minnesota.pdf
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There's no real rank when it comes to family medicine program. This ranking is more a result of how well regarded the program is and competitive fellowship matching (family medicine doesn't have competitive fellowships). For family medicine, it is just a matter of whether it is a good program or not. You can check the family medicine forums for this answer.
 
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Dang. If my math is correct, that's more than 14 RVU grads going into a categorical surgery program this year.
Why/how do they send so many grads into surgery? It's almost as much as PCOM and KCU despite having a much smaller class size.
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They selected for that type of personality and they have good USMLE/COMLEX board scores. RVU generally has to possibly all of our surprise proven itself to be one of the superstars of the DO world.
 
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Dang. If my math is correct, that's more than 14 RVU grads going into a categorical surgery program this year.
Why/how do they send so many grads into surgery? It's almost as much as PCOM and KCU despite having a much smaller class size.
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It seems like everyone and their mother wants to do surgery or EM in my class.
 
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Not sure if it has been posted yet, but 2016 PCOM match list for both Philly and Georgia campuses

http://www.pcom.edu/student-life/student-affairs/match-lists/

Anesthesiology (13)
Cooper Hospital - University Med Center
Georgetown University Hospital
Heart of Lancaster Regional Med Center
Hershey Medical Center/Penn State Jackson Memorial Hospital
Rush University Medical Center
Thomas Jefferson University (3)
University of Connecticut School of Medicine
University of Massachusetts Medical School
University of Texas Medical School
West Virginia University SOM

Child Neurology (1)
St. Christopher's Hospital

Emergency Medicine (23)
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Aria Health
Case Western/MetroHealth Med Ctr/Cleveland Clinic
Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center
Coney Island Hospital
Crozer-Chester Medical Center (2)
Inspira Health Network (4)
Jacobi Medical Center/Einstein
Kennedy Univ Hosp/Our Lady of Lourdes (2)
Kent Hospital (2)
Lehigh Valley Health Network (2)
Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University*
NYMC-Metropolitan Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital (2)
York Hospital

Family Medicine (51)
Abington Memorial Hospital (2)
Aria Health (3)
Christiana Care Health System (2)
Crozer-Chester Medical Center (2)
Darnall Army Medical Center*
Duke University Medical Center-NC
Eglin AFB*
Floyd Medical Center
Ft. Collins Family Medicine
Inspira Health Network (2)
Lancaster General Hospital
Lankenau Medical Center
Lower Bucks Hospital (2)
LSUHSC Lake Charles
Mercy Suburban
Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune*
Naval Hospital Jacksonville*
New Hanover Regional Med Center
NYP Hospital-Columbia Univ Med Center
PCOM/Good Samaritan Hospital (2)
PCOM/Mercy Suburban
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Pinnacle Health Community General Hospital
Plainview Hospital
Reading Hospital and Medical Center (2)
Scott AFB/St. Louis Univ Belleville* (2)
South Nassau Communities Hospital
St. Francis Hospital
St. Joseph's Medical Center (4)
St. Louis University SOM
St. Luke's Hospital (2)
University of Texas at Austin Dell Medical School
UPMC Shadyside Hospital (2)
Williamsport Family Medical Residency
Williamsport Hospital
Wright Center for GME

Family Medicine/Psychiatry (1)
University of Cincinnati Medical Center

General Surgery (7)
Geisinger Wyoming Valley
Greenville Health System/University of South Carolina
Hershey Medical Center/Penn State
Naval Medical Center San Diego*
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Pinnacle Health Community General Hospital
St. Luke's Hospital

Internal Medicine (69)
Alameda Health System-Highland Hospital
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Allegheny Health Network Medical Education (2)
Aria Health (5)
Baystate Medical Center
Camden Clark Medical Center
Christiana Care Health System (2)
Danville Regional Medical Center
Drexel University COM/Hahnemann University Hospital
Geisinger Health System (2)
Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center
Heart of Lancaster Regional Medical Center
Indiana University School of Medicine
Inspira Health Network (2)
Kennedy University Hospital/Our Lady of Lourdes (5)
Kent Hospital
Lankenau Medical Center (2)
Lehigh Valley Health Network (3)
MedStar Health: Union Memorial Hospital, Good Samaritan Hospital and Franklin Square Hospital
Mercy Catholic Medical Center (4)
Millcreek Community Hospital
North Broward Hospital District
Northeast Medical Center
Northside Hospital & Heart Institute
NYU Lutheran Medical Center
Ohio Valley Medical Center (2)
Orange Regional Medical Center
Palisades Medical Center (2)
Parkview Medical Center
Pennsylvania Hospital
PHH/Hemet Valley Medical Center
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (6)
Rowan SOM/CarePoint Health - Bayonne Medical Center (2)
San Antonio Military Center*
St. Luke's Hospital (2)
Suburban Community Hospital
Temple University Hospital
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (3)*
Wright Center for GME (2)

Internal Medicine-Emergency Medicine (2)
Aria Health (2)

Internship (21)
Allegheny Health Network Medical Education
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Eastern Connecticut Health Network
Inspira Health Network (2)
Madgian Army Medical Center*
Mercy Catholic Medical Center
Naval Medical Center Portsmouth*
NYCOMEC/South Nassau Communities Hospital
O'Bleness Memorial Hospital
Palisades Medical Center (4)
Peconic Bay Medical Center
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
Rowan SOM
San Antonio Military Center*
University Hospital - Richmond Medical Center UPMC Altoona
Westchester General Hospital

Medicine Pediatrics (2)
Christiana Care Health System
Newark Beth Israel Medical Center

Medicine-Preliminary (1)
Drexel University COM/Hahnemann University Hospital

Neurology (3)
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Ohio State University Medical Center
Rhode Island Hospital/Brown University

Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine - OMT (3)
Greenbrier Valley Medical Center
Mercy Health
St. Barnabas Hospital

Obstetrics & Gynecology (11)
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Drexel University COM/Hahnemann University Hospital
Inspira Health Network (2)
Lankenau Medical Center
Monmouth Medical Center
NY Methodist Hospital
Reading Hospital and Medical Center
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center*
Womack Army Medical Center*
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base*

Ophthalmology (2)
Geisinger Medical Center
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Orthopedic Surgery (4)
Inspira Health Network
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (2)
Pinnacle Health Community General Hospital

Otolaryngology and Facial Plastic Surgery (1)
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine

Pathology (1)
University of New Mexico SOM

Pediatrics (25)
Albert Einstein Medical Center
Atlantic Health System
Carilion Clinic-Virginia Tech Carilion SOM
Childrens Hospital-NEOMED
Coney Island Hospital
Cooper Hospital-University Medical Center
Crozer-Chester Medical Center (2)
Detroit Wayne County Health Authority
Geisinger Health System (2)
Jefferson Medical College/duPont Childrens (2)
Lehigh Valley Hospital
Loyola University Medical Center-IL
Maimonides Medical Center
Maine Medical Center
NYP Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Center
Palm Beach Consortium for GME
St. Christopher's Hospital (3)
Stony Brook Children's at Stony Brook University Hospital
University of Connecticut School of Medicine (2)

Plastic Surgery (1)
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (4)
Baylor College Medicine
Thomas Jefferson University (3)

Psychiatry (4)
Albert Einstein Medical Center (2)
Community Health of South Florida
Geisinger Health System

Radiation-Oncology (1)
Temple University/Fox Chase Cancer Center

Radiology-Diagnostic (2)
Geisinger Health System
Temple University Hospital

Surgery-Preliminary (2)
Travis AFB/UC Davis*
University of California - Irvine Medical Center

*Indicates military match

Anesthesiology (5)
Medical University of South Carolina
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals
Tulane University SOM
University of Alabama Medical Center
University of Texas Medical School

Emergency Medicine (9)
Baystate Medical Center
Harbor - UCLA Medical Center
Medical College of Georgia
Palm Beach Consortium for GME
Southeastern Health
University of Alabama Medical Center
University of South Florida Morsani COM
University of Toledo
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System

Family Medicine (17)
Baylor Medical Center
Carolinas Medical Center
Colquitt Regional Medical Center (3)
East Jefferson General Hospital
Eastern Virginia Medical School - Portsmouth Family Medicine
ETSU/Quillen College of Medicine
Floyd Medical Center
Gwinnett Health Systems (2)
Houston Medical Center
Inspira Health Network
McLeod Regional Medical Center
Medical Center of Columbus
Riverside Regional Medical Center
Wright Center National Family Medicine

General Surgery (6)
Grandview Hospital & Medical Center
Inspira Health Network
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine (2)
Plaza Medical Center
Wright State University Boonshoft SOM

Internal Medicine (22)
Authority GME
Bay Area - Corpus Christi Medical Center
Carolinas Medical Center - Blue Ridge
Grandview Hospital & Medical Center
GRU-UGA Medical Partnership (2)
Gwinnett Health Systems
Henry Ford HSC
Medical Center Central Georgia/Mercer University SOM
Northside Hospital & Heart Institute
Palmetto General Hospital
Parkview Medical Center
Rutgers - New Jersey Medical School
Southeastern Health
St. James Hospital and Health Center
The Wright Center
University of Connecticut School of Medicine
University of Kentucky Medical Center
University of Missouri - KC Programs
University of Tennessee COM (2)
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Internship (16)
Arnot Ogden Medical Center
Ceme/Palm Beach Consortium for GME
Gwinnett Health Systems
Gwinnett Medical Center (2)
Harnett Health System
Largo Medical Center
Palm Beach Consortium for GME
Palmetto General Hospital
Peconic Bay Medical Center (2)
Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
St. James Hospital and Health Center
PBCGME/St. Lucie Medical Center
Westchester General Hospital
Manchester Memorial Hospital

Neurology (2)
Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals
Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education

Obstetrics & Gynecology (5)
Botsford Hospital
Advocate IL Masonic Medical Center
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center
Presence Saint Francis Hospital
WellStar Kennestone Regional Medical Center

Orthopedics Surgery (6)
Henry Ford Macomb Hospitals MEP
Jack Hughston Memorial Hospital
Largo Medical Center
Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center
Mountain View Regional Medical Center
Wellmont Holston Valley Medical Center

Otolaryngology (1)
Huron Valley/MSUCOM

Pathology (1)
University of Florida COM-Shands Hospital

Pediatrics
Charleston Area Medical Center
Medical Center Central Georgia/Mercer University SOM
Memorial Health - University Medical Center
Palm Beach Consortium for GME
University of Texas Medical School
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center

Peds Prelim/Child Neurology (1)
Jefferson Medical College/Alfred I. duPont Children’s Hospital

Physical Medicine and Rehab (2)
LSU SOM-New Orleans Temple University Hospital

Psychiatry (6)
Greenville Health System/University of South Carolina
Icahn SOM St Lukes - Roosevelt
Indiana University School of Medicine
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Kennedy University Hospital/Our Lady of Lourdes
Larkin Medical Center
University of Alabama Medical Center

Radiology (4)
Georgetown University Hospital
Medical College of Georgia
University of Florida COM - Shands Hospital
University of South Alabama Hospitals

Surgery-Preliminary (1)
New Hanover Regional Medical Center

Urological Surgery (1)
John Stroger, Jr. Hospital Cook County
 
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Some of my favorites

UAB for anesthesia (upper-mid tier) PCOM-GA
Baylor (Houston) for PM&R (top tier) PCOM-PA

(Leaving out the more obvious stellar matches)
 
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That brave guy going to Columbia for family medicine after it almost got closed
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I wonder if the fact that there was such a huge backlash actually made the program more stable. Either that or its just delaying the inevitable and created some admins with axes to grind. Either way, the uncertainty would make me pretty nervous to go though, but some people really want to be in NYC.
 
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