I just realized that one of the residency programs that I applied to (and recently got an interview with), says that it's associated with a very good and well known medical school. On the residency programs website it states that faculty are appointment to "very good and well known medical school."
But when I go to the well known medical school's department webpage, it doesn't mention anything about the hospital where this residency program is. There is another residency program that also mentions being associated with the medical school.
I'm definitely not in to "big names" and am pretty much only applying to community programs, but I'm curious, what exactly does it mean and what are any benefits if a hospital/department says they're associated with a well-known medical school?
But when I go to the well known medical school's department webpage, it doesn't mention anything about the hospital where this residency program is. There is another residency program that also mentions being associated with the medical school.
I'm definitely not in to "big names" and am pretty much only applying to community programs, but I'm curious, what exactly does it mean and what are any benefits if a hospital/department says they're associated with a well-known medical school?