Match Results, Class of 2013

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Wow 2 rad/onc matches this year, 1 at RVU and 1 at Erie. Either radonc is getting less competitive or DOs are doing pretty well.
 
piviti said:
Wow 2 rad/onc matches this year, 1 at RVU and 1 at Erie. Either radonc is getting less competitive or DOs are doing pretty well.
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Just FYI the LECOM match list pdf that was posted is for all three campuses combined (Erie, Bradenton, and Seton Hill)
 
koennen said:
No. Cleveland Clinic has a ton of satellite locations throughout northeastern Ohio. There are two such locations in Avon, Ohio. Not sure which one this individual matched at, but it is not the "main" Cleveland Clinic Foundation hospital which is in Cleveland.
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But I don't think CC has multiple IM residencies. If you google Cleveland Clinic Internal Medicine Ohio, you'll only get 1 program. Am I wrong?

edit: i googled cleveland clinic avon ohio, it isn't really a hospital, its a specialized health center that has an emergency department and ambulatory surgery with some primary care stuff.
 
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koennen said:
No. Cleveland Clinic has a ton of satellite locations throughout northeastern Ohio. There are two such locations in Avon, Ohio. Not sure which one this individual matched at, but it is not the "main" Cleveland Clinic Foundation hospital which is in Cleveland.
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As I said in a prior post, this match list is not entirely accurate. There are quite a few errors and omissions. That CCF match is at the main campus. I know the person who matched there.
 
piviti said:
Wow 2 rad/onc matches this year, 1 at RVU and 1 at Erie. Either radonc is getting less competitive or DOs are doing pretty well.
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With rad-onc, people are having trouble finding jobs when they graduate. It has become less competitive, albeit still more competitive than say, IM.

DarkHorizon said:
On similar note, someone from our class at NSUCOM matched at CCF main IM. Pretty good match.
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IM at CCF is not an MGH, UCSF or even mayo type match; most would consider it a run-of-the-mill mid-tier IM program (like Maryland, although most rank maryland higher than CCF). Don't get me wrong, it's not a crappy community program but it is also not on the same level as CCF fellowships. This is because CCF was created differently than most hospitals. Most hospitals had an IM department and specialties grew off of that. At CCF, the hospital was only a specialty hospital and IM came as an after thought. Thus, the hospital is very fellow run and so the IM program suffers.
 
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Instatewaiter said:
With rad-onc, people are having trouble finding jobs when they graduate. It has become less competitive, albeit still more competitive than say, IM.



IM at CCF is not an MGH, UCSF or even mayo type match; most would consider it a run-of-the-mill mid-tier IM program (like Maryland, although most rank maryland higher than CCF). Don't get me wrong, it's not a crappy community program but it is also not on the same level as CCF fellowships. This is because CCF was created differently than most hospitals. Most hospitals had an IM department and specialties grew off of that. At CCF, the hospital was only a specialty hospital and IM came as an after thought. Thus, the hospital is very fellow run and so the IM program suffers.
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I see what you're saying, we also had a person match at Mayo IM at Rochester MN
 
DarkHorizon said:
I see what you're saying, we also had a person match at Mayo IM at Rochester MN
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That is a strong match. Mayo is also fellow run which is why it suffers compared to the huge guns (UCSF, MGH, BW, Penn, Hopkins, Duke, Columbia) but it is still an exceptional program. That guy should be pretty happy.

The only downside is that they wear suits everyday at Mayo.
 
Instatewaiter said:
That is a strong match. Mayo is also fellow run which is why it suffers compared to the huge guns (UCSF, MGH, BW, Penn, Hopkins, Duke, Columbia) but it is still an exceptional program. That guy should be pretty happy.

The only downside is that they wear suits everyday at Mayo.
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I feel like that's a bs statement that gets propagated over and over. It really didn't seem that way when I interviewed.
 
Can a current student post Touro COM NYs match list? Not sure if the one I have is complete/ correct.

Thanks!
 
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Instatewaiter said:
The only downside is that they wear suits everyday at Mayo.
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11 psychiatry matches at Touro-NV plus a child psych/Neuro match too. A lot less surgery matches than last year too. It's funny how different each class is.
 
I think it's disappointing UMDNJ-SOM hasn't produced an official list yet...I figured I'd add some additional matches that I personally know of:

UMDNJ-SOM Class of 2013

Anesthesia
Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
St. Barnabas Medical Center
University Hospitals at Case Medical Center/Case Western Reserve University
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes (assuming this is a TRI, as Kennedy does not have an anesthesia program)

Dermatology
San Antonio Military Medical Center

Emergency Medicine
Lehigh Valley Health Network
New York Hospital Queens/Cornell University
Cooper University Hospital
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes

Emergency Medicine/Family Medicine
Aria Health

Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes

Family Medicine/Global Health Track
University of Massachusetts

Family Medicine
Pinnacle Health Community Hospital
Crozer-Keystone Health System
Lehigh Valley Health Network
Eglin Air Force Base
UMDNJ-SOM/AHS Morristown Medical Center
UMDNJ-SOM/AHS Morristown Medical Center
UMDNJ-SOM/Christ Hospital
UMDNJ-SOM/Christ Hospital
UMDNJ-SOM/Christ Hospital
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Vineland
UMass Memorial Medical Center
Hahnemann University Hospital
Reading Health System
Pinnacle Health

General Surgery
East Carolina University/Vidant Medical Center
Loyola University Chicago

Internal Medicine
North Shore LIJ/Lenox Hill Hospital
Indiana University
Drexel - Hahnemann University Hospital
Lankenau Medical Center
Christiana Care Health System
Lehigh Valley Health Network
University of Florida
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Crozer-Chester Medical Center
Loma Linda University
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
Banner-Good Samaritan (AZ)
Geisinger Health System

Neurology
UMDNJ/RWJ

Neurosurgery
Carilion Clinic

Obstetrics and Gynecology
Tripler Army Medical Center
Cooper University Hospital
Cooper University Hospital
St. Barnabas Medical Center
Abington Memorial Hospital

Orthopedic Surgery
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes

Otolaryngology
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes

Pathology
Penn State/Hershey Medical Center

Pediatrics
Jefferson Medical College/duPont Hospital for Children
Jefferson Medical College/duPont Hospital for Children
Penn State/Hershey Children's Hospital
Penn State/Hershey Children's Hospital
Morristown Medical Center/Goryeb Children's Hospital
Connecticut Children's
Nationwide Children's Hospital (OH)
UMDNJ/Cooper
UMDNJ/RWJ
St Luke's-Roosevelt Hospital
Loyola University Chicago

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
UMDNJ-NJMS/Kessler
North Shore Long Island Jewish

Psychiatry
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
UMDNJ-SOM/Kennedy/Lourdes
Tufts University
Norfolk Navy Medical Center

Child Psychiatry
Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center

Traditional Rotating Internship
Crozer-Keystone Health System
 
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So the RadOnc match from RVU at BCM from this year's match... why isn't he/she listed under the residents list on the BCM Rad Onc Residents page?
 
hey sdn, im a thread necromancer just wondering if you think pathology or radiology would be good fields for me
 
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Probably saw the post from the dude at the top of this page and thought it was this year's thread.

But alas, it's been a regular SDN Osteopathic match list tradition since at least 2013.
 
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Just to keep it in task with the other thread from this year:

All these matches suck.

DOs have crappy training.

DOs are awesome. Just as good as MD.

Did you see that neuro-cardiac-ortho surgery match in outer space?

That's because outer space is cold and all the best ortho surgeons lift. Can't get your lift on without gravity so of course some DO snagged it.

MDs are great!

If you're a DO and happy, you're doing it wrong!


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