Match lists 2015

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hse said:
Lol..... as usual, a do school match list is entirely worthless without a stamp of approval or concurring opinion from an "expert" or two pissing down from their troll bridge.... in sdn-land, anyone not trained by a top 20 academic center is an incompetent doctor..

seriously, a match is all that matters....you're going to get a paycheck to do what you want and repay your loan and contribute to society... congratulations to all.
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It's ok to blow off some steam sometimes!
 
W19 said:
The average step1 is > 240 because there is self selection in play... I have nothing against rad, but if a specialty has less applicants than open spots and there are a bunch of low tier programs, it won't be competitive period... Rad step1 average score is close to derm, ortho, ENT etc..., but you don't see below average step1 score match at such a high rate in these specialties... Believe it or not, PD have to fill these spots...


There is trend and it does not look good: In the 2009 charting the outcomes, scores less than 221 had a match rate of 60% , 2014 the match rate went up to 92.4%, and that does not tell you anything!

http://www.nrmp.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/chartingoutcomes2009v3.pdf page 49.
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There is an oversupply of spots. That is a problem and what separates us from aforementioned specialties. However, any program worth going to in rads still requires far greater stats than FM
 
RadsonRads said:
There is an oversupply of spots. That is a problem and what separates us from aforementioned specialties. However, any program worth going to in rads still requires far greater stats than FM
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I am not debating about 'worthiness' of programs... Anyway I think you got my point, but you just want to argue for the sake of arguing...
 
RadsonRads said:
There is an oversupply of spots. That is a problem and what separates us from aforementioned specialties. However, any program worth going to in rads still requires far greater stats than FM
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There is not an oversupply, at least not in comparison to other specialties. It's just not anywhere near as desirable as it was 4-5 years ago for today's grads. Anesthesia is trending down in terms of competition too, that doesn't mean they suddenly have an 'oversupply' of spots, just that people aren't choosing to go into the field in the same numbers they were just a decade ago. So in order to fill, programs are having to look at lower stat applicants than they did 7-10 years ago. Rads is no different.

Most fields are somewhat cyclical, ER used to be a pretty easy match, but it's getting more and more competitive each year, it's not like they have a lack of spots either, just more people who want to do it.

This isn't really a complicated concept.
 
SLC said:
There is not an oversupply, at least not in comparison to other specialties. It's just not anywhere near as desirable as it was 4-5 years ago for today's grads. Anesthesia is trending down in terms of competition too, that doesn't mean they suddenly have an 'oversupply' of spots, just that people aren't choosing to go into the field in the same numbers they were just a decade ago.

Most fields are somewhat cyclical, ER used to be a pretty easy match, but it's getting more and more competitive each year, it's not like they have a lack of spots either, just more people who want to do it.

This isn't really a complicated concept.
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There really is an oversupply of spots. Both judging by student interest and job prospects. Radiology spots have continued to expand in number despite interest and attending jobs decreasing. Does that not define oversupply?

And you can now get rads with not very good scores. Sometimes even good programs. I have several anecdotal occurrences of this happening this match. But rest assured, Its not an easy specialty to actually excel in if you want to actually be good at what you do. It requires perhaps the most studying, memorizing outside of actual residency hours of any specialty, and the boards are rigorous and do require good test taking skills now that they are multiple choice. Just because you can, does not mean you should. Just a note to those considering the specialty.
 
W19 said:
The average step1 is > 240 because there is self selection in play.
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This is a good point. Also the step 1 of 241 from charting outcomes (for US seniors, it's 235 for independent applicants) isn't particularly impressive seeing as the average step 1 score is now ~230. Also if you look at the graph you'll see that if you're a US MD and you wanted radiology you got it no matter what your step 1 score was so saying that they haven't lowered their standards is laughable.

SLC said:
Who dropped a rope down to MeatTornado? I was kinda hoping he's never be able to crawl out from under that rock again!
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Wasn't planning on responding until you said something ridiculously misinformed (namely that OHSU is "upper tier")

SLC said:
There is not an oversupply, at least not in comparison to other specialties. It's just not anywhere near as desirable as it was 4-5 years ago for today's grads. Anesthesia is trending down in terms of competition too, that doesn't mean they suddenly have an 'oversupply' of spots, just that people aren't choosing to go into the field in the same numbers they were just a decade ago. So in order to fill, programs are having to look at lower stat applicants than they did 7-10 years ago. Rads is no different.

Most fields are somewhat cyclical, ER used to be a pretty easy match, but it's getting more and more competitive each year, it's not like they have a lack of spots either, just more people who want to do it.

This isn't really a complicated concept.
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Here you go again. Of course there is an oversupply in Radiology! People can't find jobs unless they do a fellowship or two (after 5 years of residency) and as a result med students are running away from the specialty. The decrease in anesthesia's competitiveness is similarly driven by oversupply as CRNAs rush in which means that there is now an oversupply of residency spots since we no longer need to train as many anesthesiologists.
 
MeatTornado said:
This is a good point. Also the step 1 of 241 from charting outcomes (for US seniors, it's 235 for independent applicants) isn't particularly impressive seeing as the average step 1 score is now ~230. Also if you look at the graph you'll see that if you're a US MD and you wanted radiology you got it no matter what your step 1 score was so saying that they haven't lowered their standards is laughable.



Wasn't planning on responding until you said something ridiculously misinformed (namely that OHSU is "upper tier")



Here you go again. Of course there is an oversupply in Radiology! People can't find jobs unless they do a fellowship or two (after 5 years of residency) and as a result med students are running away from the specialty. The decrease in anesthesia's competitiveness is similarly driven by oversupply as CRNAs rush in which means that there is now an oversupply of residency spots since we no longer need to train as many anesthesiologists.
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Nothing will ever be as awesome or competitive as IM right? Don't you have a hypertensive diabetic with CHF you should be taking care of?
 
hallowmann said:
From what I've been hearing, people seem to surprisingly be more interested in FM, IM and Psych than they have in the recent past. It's not a huge change, but my friends at MD schools seem to be seeing more people than expected aiming for the traditionally less competitive fields. I'm really curious as to why that seems to be the case, at least in regards to those schools.
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Yeah, I've been seeing that with my school and the surrounding medical schools in the state. I can understand IM since you can always subspecialize or stay as a general internist depending on the job market, but I am surprised at psych. I guess the stigma of psych not being "real medicine" is fading and people realize it is a pretty damn sweet gig for the pay and hours that almost anyone can match into as long as you're an average student.
 
darklabel said:
Yeah, I've been seeing that with my school and the surrounding medical schools in the state. I can understand IM since you can always subspecialize or stay as a general internist depending on the job market, but I am surprised at psych. I guess the stigma of psych not being "real medicine" is fading and people realize it is a pretty damn sweet gig for the pay and hours that almost anyone can match into as long as you're an average student.
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Totally agree. Honestly I wonder if the media plays any role in this. Every time there's a mass shooting it always comes down to America not doing enough for mental health. Mental health has been a pretty hot topic in the last few years.
 
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Haxx said:
RVUCOM Class of 2015
Rads at Yale. Booyah.


ACGME Match

ANESTHESIOLOGY
Prelim Year (SURG) St. Joseph Hospital SCL, CO, PGY2 U of CO SOM
U of CO SOM
U of Vermont MC
LSUHSC, Shreveport, LA
Medical College of WI
Prelim (medicine), St Joseph Hospital SCL Health, CO. PGY 2 U of CO SOM
Prelim (surgery) at St Joseph Hospital SCL Health, CO PGY2 at U of WI Hospitals and clinics

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY

U of MN Medical School
U of IL, St. Francis MC
TY PGY 1 U of SD, SSOM, PGY2 RAD, Yale, New Haven Hospital, CT
U of NM SOM
Prelim Year (SURG) Maricopa MC, Phoenix, AZ. Diagnostic RAD, U of NE, Omaha, NE
Prelim (medicine) and PGY2 at U of Kansas SOM, Wichita
Prelim (medicine) at U of NM SOM, PGY2 U of Texas Med Branch, Galveston
Prelim (Medicine) and PGY2, Legacy Emanuel/Good Samaritan, OR

EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Kaweah Delta Health Care District, CA
Baystate MC, MA
UCLA MC, CA
U of CT, SOM
U of Texas Southwestern MS, Dallas
U of Rochester/Strong Memorial, NY
U of Utah, affiliated hospitals

FAMILY MEDICINE
North CO MC, Wray
St. Anothony North Hospital, CO
Idaho State University
St. Anothony North Hospital, CO
Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital
St. Anothony North Hospital, CO (84th Street)
Central Maine MC
Mercy Medical Center, Des Moines, Iowa
University of Hawaii
Valley Medical Center, WA
U of WY, Cheyenne
Vidant MC/East Carolina University, NC
U of WY, Casper
St Anthony North Hospital, CO
North CO MC

GENERAL SURGERY
Dartmouth-Hitchcock MC, Lebanon, NH

INTERNAL MEDICINE
Mercy Medical Center, Des Moines, Iowa
Akron General Medical Center, NEOMED, OH
St. Joseph Hospital SCL Health, CO
University of Hawaii
U of Cincinnati MC, OH
St. Joseph Hospital SCL Health, CO
U of AZ affiliated hospitals
St Joseph Hospital SCL Health, CO
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, OH
Oregon Health & Science University
University of SD, SSOM
U of Buffalo SOM, NY

Neurology
U of Illinois COM, Chicago
Sparrow Hospital, MI
U of Washington, affiliated hospitals

OB/GYN
St. Joseph Hospital SCL Health, CO
Kaiser Permanente, Los Angeles, CA
Baylor University MC, Dallas TX
St. Joseph Mercy, Ann Arbor, MI

PATHOLOGY
George Washington University, DC
U of IA Hospitals and Clinics
U of CO SOM

PEDIATRICS
U of Texas at Austin, Dell Medical School
U of Southern CA
Advocate Christ MC, IL
Case Western/University Hospitals Case MC, OH
INOVA Fairfax Hospital, VA
Western Michigan University, Stryker, SOM
Children's Hospital, NEOMED, OH
U of Louisville SOM, KY
Western Michigan University, Stryker, SOM
U of Louisville SOM, KY
Central Iowa Health System, Blank Children's Hospital, DM, IA
Cleveland Clinic Foundation, OH
Wright State University Boonshoft SOM, OH
UC San Francisco, Fresno, CA

PSYCHIATRY
Hennepin Co MC, MN
Texas A&M, Scott & White
U of ND SOM
Maine Medical Center
Texas A&M, Scott & White

TRANSITIONAL YEAR
Sky Ridge MC, Lone Tree, CO


AOA Match

ANESTHESIOLOGY
Grandview Hospital and Medical Center, Dayton, OH

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
Grandview Hospital and Medical Center, Dayton, OH

EMERGENCY MEDICINE
Botsford Hospital, Farmington Hills, MI
UH Regional Hospitals, Richmond Heights, OH
Grandview Hospital and Medical Center, Dayton, OH
McLaren Oakland, Pontiac, MI
Arrowhead Regional MC, Colton, CA
Norman Regional Health System, Norman, OK
Lakeland Regional MC, St. Joseph, MI
Comanche County Memorial Hospital, Lawton, OK

FM/EM
St. Barnabus Hospital, Bronx, NY

FAMILY MEDICINE
College Medical Center, Long Beach, CA
U of WI, Dept. of FM, Madison, WI
Via Christi Regional MC, Wichita, KS
St. Mary Corwin Hospital, Pueblo, CO
Skagit Regional Health, Mount Vernon, WA
Via Christi Regional MC, Wichita, KS
(ECHN)Manchester Memorial Hospital, Manchester, CT
Central Washington FM Residency, Yakima, WA
Central Washington FM Residency, Yakima, WA

GENERAL SURGERY
Metro Health Hospital, Wyoming, MI
Des Peres Hospital, St. Louis, MO
Des Peres Hospital, St. Louis, MO
Allegiance Health, Jackson, MI

INTERNAL MEDICINE
Skagit Regional Health Center, Moutn Vernon, WA
Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo, CO
Good Samaritan Regional MC, Corvallis, OR
Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo, CO
Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo, CO
Plaza Medical Center, Fort Worth, TX
Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo, CO
Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo, CO
Parkview Medical Center, Pueblo, CO

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY
Plainview Hospital, Plainview, NY
McLaren Greater Lansing, Lansing, MI

OB/GYN
Wayne County Health Authority, Detroit

PEDIATRICS
Geisinger Health System, Danville, PA

PM&R
Larkin Community Hospital, South Miami, FL

PSYCHIATRY
Larkin Community Hospital, South Miami, FL

TRADITIONAL ROTATING INTERNSHIP
PHH/Hemet Valley MC, Hemet, California
St Anthony Hospital, Oklahoma City, OK
Garden City Hospital, Garden City, MI
Inspira Health Network, Vineland, NJ


Military Match

ARMY
Family Medicine Darnall Army Medical Center, Ft. Hood, TX
Family Medicine Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, Fort Belvoir, VA
Emergency Medicine Madigan Army MC, Tacoma, WA
Diagnostic Radiology Madigan Army MC, Tacoma, WA
Psychiatry Tripler Army MC, Hawaii
Family Medicine Martin Army Community Hospital, Fort Benning, GA
Transitional Year Walter Reed (NCCWR), Bethesda, MD
Psychiatry Tripler Army MC, Hawaii
Emergency Medicine Darnall Medical Center, Ft. Hood, TX
Family Medicine Martin Army Community Hospital, Fort Benning, Columbus, GA
Psychiatry Walter Reed (NCCWR), Bethesda, MD

NAVY
Transitional Year Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA
Anesthesia Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA
Internal Medicine Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA
General Surgery Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, VA

AIR FORCE
General Surgery David Grant Medical Center, Travis AFB, CA
Ophthalmology San Antonio Military MC (SAUSHEC) Fort Sam Houston, TX
Ophthalmology San Antonio Military MC (SAUSHEC) Fort Sam Houston, TX
Pediatrics Walter Reed (NCCWR), Bethesda, MD
General Surgery Keesler AFB, Biloxi, MS
Neurology San Antonio Military MC (SAUSHEC) Fort Sam Houston, TX
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See how annoying it is to quote an entire match list and add nothing to the conversation ?
 
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YankeeCandle1141 said:
See how annoying it is to quote and entire match list and add nothing to the conversation ?
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Are you talking to me? I posted the original list. Pretty sure that's the entire point of this thread, not 2000 posts about whether or not Rads is competitive anymore.

If that was meant for someone else, meh.
 
Haxx said:
Are you talking to me? I posted the original list. Pretty sure that's the entire point of this thread, not 2000 posts about whether or not Rads is competitive anymore.

If that was meant for someone else, meh.
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Person is trolling and reposting the match list to be "funny". Just ignore him.
 
Is the neurology match at University of Washington affiliated hospital any good? Is it hard to match at UW if you study in the east coast?
 
MeatTornado said:
Wasn't planning on responding until you said something ridiculously misinformed (namely that OHSU is "upper tier")
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Where would you personally put OHSU then, probably into the 'solidly low tier' category because they have DO's right?

Most everywhere I read on here, residents put OHSU in the upper tier of IM programs nationwide.

By the way, you're becoming like our Osteopathic forum mascot! I can literally predict when and where you'll show up around here!
 
SLC said:
Where would you personally put OHSU then, probably into the 'solidly low tier' category because they have DO's right?

Most everywhere I read on here, residents put OHSU in the upper tier of IM programs nationwide.

By the way, you're becoming like our Osteopathic forum mascot! I can literally predict when and where you'll show up around here!
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It's very solidly mid-tier. It gets a lot of play on SDN because it has a pleasant atmosphere and a prominent member of the IM forum trained there. Doesn't make it on par with UPenn, Columbia and Brigham though.
 
MeatTornado said:
It's very solidly mid-tier. It gets a lot of play on SDN because it has a pleasant atmosphere and a prominent member of the IM forum trained there. Doesn't make it on par with UPenn, Columbia and Brigham though.
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Not on par with those places sure, but still top tier. You may be the only one around here who says otherwise; and frankly your judgement is clouded by your syphillitic ranting against DO's at every opportunity.
 
SLC said:
Where would you personally put OHSU then, probably into the 'solidly low tier' category because they have DO's right?

Most everywhere I read on here, residents put OHSU in the upper tier of IM programs nationwide.

By the way, you're becoming like our Osteopathic forum mascot! I can literally predict when and where you'll show up around here!
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he goes by the old "one-drop rule"... if there is one do, the program is garbage
 
NontradCA said:
For the last two years, you say the same thing in these threads. How insecure are you that you need to minimize what others do? I think I speak for most of us when I say **** Off.
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Is MeatTornado a medical student, resident, attending? Which speciality? Curious to know his/her credentials
 
SLC said:
Not on par with those places sure, but still top tier. You may be the only one around here who says otherwise; and frankly your judgement is clouded by your syphillitic ranting against DO's at every opportunity.
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still not top tier, sorry. show me one place where someone thinks it is.

SLC said:
You may be making a joke, but I've actually read him make that argument before.
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i've probably said previously that some US MDs judge programs based on whether and how many DOs and caribbean grads are in the program. this is just a fact.

JimmyB123 said:
Is MeatTornado a medical student, resident, attending? Which speciality? Curious to know his/her credentials
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it very clearly states that i'm a resident and I have a physician badge. The rest of your questions are against forum policy. (If you do find out the answers don't post them or you will get banned)
 
SLC said:
By the way, you're becoming like our Osteopathic forum mascot! I can literally predict when and where you'll show up around here!
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My school just had a fourth year match into gas at MGH. MeatTornado will be on here shortly with the following 'facts:'

1) "That's not that impressive a match because anesthesia isn't that competitive anymore."

2) "Harvard might be a household name, but their anesthesia program actually technically isn't well respected within the field. It's only a solid mid-tier program."
 
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still not top tier, sorry. show me one place where someone thinks it is.



i've probably said previously that some US MDs judge programs based on whether and how many DOs and caribbean grads are in the program. this is just a fact.



it very clearly states that i'm a resident and I have a physician badge. The rest of your questions are against forum policy. (If you do find out the answers don't post them or you will get banned)
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Will you relax?
 
For ****s sake can we just ignore the troll and go back to the topic?
 
Enough guys, its not worth it, lets focus on the task at hand. Any match lists?

Not a ton of news from LECOM as of yet, but I did hear about someone at LECOM-B that matched ACGME Uro at USF (south florida, for some reason even I read it as UcSF - which would be insane). There are some random good ones, but I'll wait for more people to post where they ended up.
 
USF uro, Hopkins Anesthesia, and a Univ Maryland ENT(could have been plastics?) is what I have heard for LECOM so far.
 
preDoGuy24 said:
USF uro, Hopkins Anesthesia, and a Univ Maryland ENT(could have been plastics?) is what I have heard for LECOM so far.
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Hopkins Anesthesia is a great program from what I hear and regularly takes DOs. The ENT match would be very impressive, I've never heard of a DO matching ACGME ENT before.
 
RadsonRads said:
Nothing will ever be as awesome or competitive as IM right? Don't you have a hypertensive diabetic with CHF you should be taking care of?
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Don't you have a chest x-ray to read? We ordered it stat.
 
AZCOM had a number of quality matches this year. Consistently strong. Peds to mayo (rochester too).

KCUMB had quite a few too.
 
This thread is hilariously off-topic...

LMU-DCOM's Facebook posted a few of their matches, not sure what's good or not. This is also only people who agreed to have their name and face on the website, so I doubt anyone else is going to post.

EM
~St. Elizabeth (Boardman, Ohio)
~ UoRochester

FM
~UAB-Huntsville
~ UoTennessee-Murfreesboro
~UoTennessee-Knoxville

IM
~Greenville Health System (south carolina)
~UoFlorida**

Pathology
~UoFlorida**

PMR
~Larkin Community Hospital (Miami, FL)

**Florida matches are a couple.
 
The responses to MeatTornado are great. He's been lurking for years, don't mind the troll.

Good news for the increase in DO ACGME matches!
 
Shinobiz11 said:
LMU-DCOM's Facebook posted a few of their matches, not sure what's good or not. This is also only people who agreed to have their name and face on the website, so I doubt anyone else is going to post.
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I'm a 4th year at DCOM. Yeah you're right, those official facebook page posts are entirely voluntary and a large portion of our class seems not to be very interested in participating in that.

All in all our class seems to have done fairly well in the match. I don't really have the perspective to accurately judge, but from what I saw it seems that the AOA match was a little rough at first (more scrambles than I expected to see) but the ACGME match went pretty well by comparison. Probably a self-selection thing.

I don't want to get into posting a ton of our matches because frankly I feel like these SDN conversations about who is bottom/mid/upper tier tend to pretty severely miss the point about what residency and the match is actually about. Probably just like any other DO school out there we have some highlight matches (Optho at UNC, EM at Cornell, Psych at Harvard, a handful of decent IM, some Ortho, Neurosurg, etc etc), but also like any other med school we have a ton of community matches and a handful of sad stories as well. I know a guy who's near the top of our class that had to SOAP into a field that has absolutely nothing to do with what he originally wanted to do... It was a real tradegy. Taking these highlight matches and trying to contort them into a means to assess the strength of the school is really a poor strategy I think. Here's the truth about ANY DO school in this country: the matches are generally more slanted towards primary care/community programs compared to MD schools, and every school has a small number of standout individuals that chased and caught some name brand programs. In the end I think the people who got those highlight matches are probably the type of people that would have done it no matter what school they attended, and on the other hand every once in a while some people just seem to get screwed over. These outliers seem to me to have very little bearing on nationwide trends in DO competetiveness or any value at all in predicting outcomes for individual students/applicants. Aggregate data would be another story entirely, but (for reasons that are easy to speculate about), DO schools don't tend to be entirely forthcoming with raw match lists.
 
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Some of SOMA's more flashy, name brand ACGME matches: UC-Irvine, UC-Davis, Northwestern, Brown, UCSF-SF, Mayo-Rochester

Lots still not reported, and lots from folks who seemed to match exactly where they hoped, which is all that matters in the end.
 
SLC said:
Some of SOMA's more flashy, name brand ACGME matches: UC-Irvine, UC-Davis, Northwestern, Brown, UCSF-SF, Mayo-Rochester

Lots still not reported, and lots from folks who seemed to match exactly where they hoped, which is all that matters in the end.
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How hard is it for DOs to break into the UC system? I thought they were very anti-DO, however lately i've been seeing a decent amount of posts about DOs matching there.
 
TopTomato said:
How hard is it for DOs to break into the UC system? I thought they were very anti-DO, however lately i've been seeing a decent amount of posts about DOs matching there.
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I'm guessing it's speciality specific? Lots of EM matches from the DO side have broken into the UC system over the years
 
KCUMB

Anesthesia
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
U Arkansas-Little Rock
SUNY HSC Brooklyn-NY
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
U Oklahoma COM-OK City
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Washington Affil Hosps
Child Neurology
Childrens National Med Ctr-DC
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Dermatology
U Kansas SOM-MO
Diagnostic Rads
U Minnesota Med School
LSUHSC-Shreveport-LA
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Beaumont Health System-MI
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Emergency Medicine
COMANCHE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSP
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
KENT HOSPITAL
MT SINAI MED CTR
NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM
Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps
John Peter Smith Hosp-TX
SOUTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER
ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER
HENRY FORD WYANDOTTE HOSPITAL
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
ST. MARY MERCY HOSPITAL
INSPIRA HEALTH NETWORK
ADENA HEALTH SYSTEM
U Texas at Austin Dell Medical School
Albert Einstein Med Ctr-PA
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas
LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CTR
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Wright State Univ Boonshoft SOM-OH
ALBERT EINSTEIN MED CTR
Family Medicine
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN/-COLUMBIA ST. MARYS
UPMC ST MARGARET MEMORIAL HOSP
U Minnesota Med School/St Josephs
SOUTHERN OHIO MED CTR
NELLIS FEDERAL HOSPITAL USAF
Research Medical Center-MO
Deaconess Hospital-IN
Research Medical Center-MO
Univ of MO-KC Programs
White County Medical Center
FIRELANDS REGIONAL MEDICAL CTR
Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NE
Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NE
California Hosp Med Ctr
Siouxland Med Ed Fdn-IA
PIKEVILLE MEDICAL CENTER
Research Medical Center-MO
KENT HOSPITAL
Research Medical Center-MO
Research Medical Center-MO
St Joseph Hosp-IL
Siouxland Med Ed Fdn-IA
UNIV MISSOURI-KC/TRUMAN-LAKEWOOD
Deaconess Hospital-IN
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
DES PERES HOSPITAL
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Mercy Hospital St Louis-MO
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE/GRANT MED
EISENHOWER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
GRANDVIEW HOSP & MEDICAL CTR
LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CTR
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
White County Medical Center
St Vincent Hosp Ctr-IN
VIA CHRISTI REGIONAL MEDICAL CTR
Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NE
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Christus Spohn Mem Hosp-TX
Mercy Hospital St Louis-MO
CAPITAL REGION MEDICAL CENTER
U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
PALM BEACH CONSORTIUM FOR GME
UNIV WISCONSIN DEPT OF FAM MED - EAU CLAIRE
General Surgery
ST ANTHONY'S MEDICAL CENTER
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV MEDICAL CTR
NORTHEAST REGIONAL MED CTR
COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEMVENTURA,
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE/GRANT MED
MCLAREN GREATER LANSING
JOHN C LINCOLN HEALTH NETWORK
OAKWOOD HEALTHCARE SYS OSTEO DIV
WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
GRANDVIEW HOSP & MEDICAL CTR
Internal Medicine
DMC- HURON VALLEY
EISENHOWER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
White County Medical Center
U South Alabama Hospitals
U Kansas SOM-Wichita
Mount Carmel Health System-OH
PALMETTO GENERAL HOSP
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
White County Medical Center
LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CTR
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Kentucky Med Ctr
Maine Medical Center
U Nevada SOM-Reno
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Mercy Hospital St Louis-MO
Mercy Hospital
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA
BOTSFORD HOSPITAL
Univ of South Dakota SSOM
CORPUS CHRISTI MEDICAL CENTER
SKAGIT REGIONAL HEALTH
Baptist Health System-AL
ST JAMES HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CTR
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
BAY AREA-CORPUS CHRISTI MED CTR
Advocate Lutheran Gen Hosp-IL
Baton Rouge Gen Med Ctr-LA
ST JOHN PROVIDENCE HEALTH SYSTEM
U Minnesota Med School
Central Iowa Health System/IA Methodist
Texas A&M-Scott & White
U Tennessee COM-Chattanooga
Beaumont Health System-MI
Mercy
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr/NorthShore
Mount Carmel Health System-OH
George Washington Univ-DC
U Kansas SOM-Wichita
Mercy
PINNACLE HLTH COMMUNITY GEN HOSP
White County Medical Center
IM/EM
Christiana Care-DE
IM-Preliminary
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Kansas SOM-Wichita
Univ of MO-KC Programs
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
Riverside Methodist-OH
Med/Peds
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Neurology
Kaiser Permanente-Los Angeles-CA
Neurosurgery
Arrowhead Regional Medical Center
OB/GYN
MERCY ST VINCENT MC
MCLAREN MACOMB
MCLAREN GREATER LANSING
ST JOHN PROVIDENCE HEALTH SYSTEM
Good Samaritan Hosp-Bethesda
U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
Texas Tech U Affil-Odessa
Creighton Univ Affil Hosps-NE
Sparrow Hospital-MI
Aultman Hospital/NEOMED-OH
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Orthopedic Surgery
PLAINVIEW HOSPITAL
MERCY ST VINCENT MC
MCLAREN OAKLAND
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
SOUTH POINTE HOSPITAL
ST JAMES HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CTR
GOOD SAMARITAN REG MEDICAL CTR
Oto/Facial Plastics
METRO HEALTH HOSPITAL
Pathology
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
UCLA Medical Center-CA
U Kentucky Med Ctr
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
U Illinois COM-Chicago
U Minnesota Med School
Pediatrics
Mayo School of Grad Med Educ-MN
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
Central Iowa Health System/Blank Childrens
U Arkansas-Little Rock
U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
Loyola Univ Med Ctr-IL
U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
PALM BEACH CONSORTIUM FOR GME
LSU SOM-New Orleans-LA
U Florida COM-Shands Hosp/Arnold Palmer
Childrens Mercy Hosp-UMKC-MO
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Loyola Univ Med Ctr-IL
St John Hospital
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Univ of South Dakota SSOM
PM&R
UT Houston
Psych
U Texas HSC-San Antonio
University Hosps-Jackson-MS
KENNEDY UNIV/OUR LADY OF LOURDES
U Rochester/Strong Mem-NY
PINE REST CHRISTIAN MENTAL HLTH
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Wayne County
Oregon Health & Science Univ
U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
U Maryland Med Ctr/Sheppard Pratt
GRANDVIEW HOSP & MEDICAL CTR
TRI
MANATEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
GOOD SAMARITAN REG MEDICAL CTR
St Mary Mercy
PALM BEACH CONSORTIUM FOR GME
McKerron
The Medical Center
SOUTH NASSAU COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL
CAPITAL REGION MEDICAL CENTER
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
Transitional year
WILFORD HALL USAF MEDICAL CENTER
NASSAU
Henry Ford HSC-MI
NASSAU
 
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KCUMB

Anesthesia
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
U Arkansas-Little Rock
SUNY HSC Brooklyn-NY
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
U Oklahoma COM-OK City
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Washington Affil Hosps
Child Neurology
Childrens National Med Ctr-DC
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Diagnostic Rads
U Minnesota Med School
LSUHSC-Shreveport-LA
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Beaumont Health System-MI
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Emergency Medicine
COMANCHE COUNTY MEMORIAL HOSP
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
KENT HOSPITAL
MT SINAI MED CTR
NORMAN REGIONAL HEALTH SYSTEM
Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps
John Peter Smith Hosp-TX
SOUTHWEST MEDICAL CENTER
ST JOHN MEDICAL CENTER
HENRY FORD WYANDOTTE HOSPITAL
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
ST. MARY MERCY HOSPITAL
INSPIRA HEALTH NETWORK
ADENA HEALTH SYSTEM
U Texas at Austin Dell Medical School
Albert Einstein Med Ctr-PA
U Texas Southwestern Med Sch-Dallas
LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CTR
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Wright State Univ Boonshoft SOM-OH
ALBERT EINSTEIN MED CTR
Family Medicine
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF WISCONSIN/-COLUMBIA ST. MARYS
UPMC ST MARGARET MEMORIAL HOSP
U Minnesota Med School/St Josephs
SOUTHERN OHIO MED CTR
NELLIS FEDERAL HOSPITAL USAF
Research Medical Center-MO
Deaconess Hospital-IN
Research Medical Center-MO
Univ of MO-KC Programs
White County Medical Center
FIRELANDS REGIONAL MEDICAL CTR
Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NE
Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NE
California Hosp Med Ctr
Siouxland Med Ed Fdn-IA
PIKEVILLE MEDICAL CENTER
Research Medical Center-MO
KENT HOSPITAL
Research Medical Center-MO
Research Medical Center-MO
St Joseph Hosp-IL
Siouxland Med Ed Fdn-IA
UNIV MISSOURI-KC/TRUMAN-LAKEWOOD
Deaconess Hospital-IN
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
DES PERES HOSPITAL
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Mercy Hospital St Louis-MO
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE/GRANT MED
EISENHOWER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
GRANDVIEW HOSP & MEDICAL CTR
LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CTR
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
White County Medical Center
St Vincent Hosp Ctr-IN
VIA CHRISTI REGIONAL MEDICAL CTR
Lincoln Med Ed Partnership-NE
St Louis Univ SOM-MO
Christus Spohn Mem Hosp-TX
Mercy Hospital St Louis-MO
CAPITAL REGION MEDICAL CENTER
U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
PALM BEACH CONSORTIUM FOR GME
UNIV WISCONSIN DEPT OF FAM MED - EAU CLAIRE
General Surgery
ST ANTHONY'S MEDICAL CENTER
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV MEDICAL CTR
NORTHEAST REGIONAL MED CTR
COMMUNITY MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEMVENTURA,
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE/GRANT MED
MCLAREN GREATER LANSING
JOHN C LINCOLN HEALTH NETWORK
OAKWOOD HEALTHCARE SYS OSTEO DIV
WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE
GRANDVIEW HOSP & MEDICAL CTR
Internal Medicine
DMC- HURON VALLEY
EISENHOWER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
White County Medical Center
U South Alabama Hospitals
U Kansas SOM-Wichita
Mount Carmel Health System-OH
PALMETTO GENERAL HOSP
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
White County Medical Center
LAKELAND REGIONAL MED CTR
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Kentucky Med Ctr
Maine Medical Center
U Nevada SOM-Reno
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Mercy Hospital St Louis-MO
Mercy Hospital
Providence Sacred Heart Med Ctr-WA
BOTSFORD HOSPITAL
Univ of South Dakota SSOM
CORPUS CHRISTI MEDICAL CENTER
SKAGIT REGIONAL HEALTH
Baptist Health System-AL
ST JAMES HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CTR
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
BAY AREA-CORPUS CHRISTI MED CTR
Advocate Lutheran Gen Hosp-IL
Baton Rouge Gen Med Ctr-LA
ST JOHN PROVIDENCE HEALTH SYSTEM
U Minnesota Med School
Central Iowa Health System/IA Methodist
Texas A&M-Scott & White
U Tennessee COM-Chattanooga
Beaumont Health System-MI
Mercy
Univ of Chicago Med Ctr/NorthShore
Mount Carmel Health System-OH
George Washington Univ-DC
U Kansas SOM-Wichita
Mercy
PINNACLE HLTH COMMUNITY GEN HOSP
White County Medical Center
IM/EM
Christiana Care-DE
IM-Preliminary
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
U Kansas SOM-Wichita
Univ of MO-KC Programs
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
Riverside Methodist-OH
Med/Peds
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Neurology
Kaiser Permanente-Los Angeles-CA
OB/GYN
MERCY ST VINCENT MC
MCLAREN MACOMB
MCLAREN GREATER LANSING
ST JOHN PROVIDENCE HEALTH SYSTEM
Good Samaritan Hosp-Bethesda
U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
Texas Tech U Affil-Odessa
Creighton Univ Affil Hosps-NE
Sparrow Hospital-MI
Aultman Hospital/NEOMED-OH
Univ of MO-KC Programs
Orthopedic Surgery
PLAINVIEW HOSPITAL
MERCY ST VINCENT MC
MCLAREN OAKLAND
DOCTORS HOSPITAL
SOUTH POINTE HOSPITAL
ST JAMES HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CTR
GOOD SAMARITAN REG MEDICAL CTR
Oto/Facial Plastics
METRO HEALTH HOSPITAL
Pathology
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
UCLA Medical Center-CA
U Kentucky Med Ctr
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
U Illinois COM-Chicago
U Minnesota Med School
Pediatrics
Mayo School of Grad Med Educ-MN
University Hosps-Columbia-MO
Central Iowa Health System/Blank Childrens
U Arkansas-Little Rock
U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
Loyola Univ Med Ctr-IL
U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
PALM BEACH CONSORTIUM FOR GME
LSU SOM-New Orleans-LA
U Florida COM-Shands Hosp/Arnold Palmer
Childrens Mercy Hosp-UMKC-MO
University of Nebraska Med Ctr
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Loyola Univ Med Ctr-IL
St John Hospital
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Univ of South Dakota SSOM
Psych
U Texas HSC-San Antonio
University Hosps-Jackson-MS
KENNEDY UNIV/OUR LADY OF LOURDES
U Rochester/Strong Mem-NY
PINE REST CHRISTIAN MENTAL HLTH
U Kansas SOM-Kansas City
Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Wayne County
Oregon Health & Science Univ
U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
U Maryland Med Ctr/Sheppard Pratt
GRANDVIEW HOSP & MEDICAL CTR
TRI
MANATEE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
GOOD SAMARITAN REG MEDICAL CTR
St Mary Mercy
PALM BEACH CONSORTIUM FOR GME
McKerron
The Medical Center
SOUTH NASSAU COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL
CAPITAL REGION MEDICAL CENTER
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL CENTER
Transitional year
WILFORD HALL USAF MEDICAL CENTER
NASSAU
Henry Ford HSC-MI
NASSAU
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is this list self-reported? i know some of the matches at KCUMB, and i do not see them on this list.
 
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