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All I have to say is...damn.
All I have to say is...damn.
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Obviously you can have both DO and MD programs at 1 hospital but wyckoff, St. John's, wyandotte, palisades, Larkin, integris, and st Vincent are hospitals that stand out to me as primarily DO hospitals.
*disclaimer...I did not check every program on that list to see if it was ACGME or AOA. These are just the ones whose programs are primarily AOA in my experience.
*disclaimer...I did not check every program on that list to see if it was ACGME or AOA. These are just the ones whose programs are primarily AOA in my experience.
Aside from the Derm, Rad Onc, Acgme ortho, what else is everyone all worked up about?
I didn't start this thread, obviously, but the incomplete list below alone gets me excited - in no order:
Stony Brook, St Lukes Roosevelt, U Texas Med Sch-Houston, Einstein/Jacobi Med Ctr-NY, Icahn SOM St Lukes-Roosevelt-NY, UC San Francisco-Fresno-CA, North Shore-LIJ Health Sys-NY, UTMB - Galveston, U Arizona Affil Hospitals, SUNY HSC Brooklyn, Georgetown Univ Hosp-DC, Maimonides Medical Center, New York University, UC Davis...
Low threshold for institutions without regard for specialty.
Not to burst anyone's bubble but honestly this is a pretty standard match list from a DO school. See match list 2015 thread in the 'Osteopathic' forum.
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The EM allo matches are solid
Eh, not so amazing it needed its own thread.
This is actually not impressive at all. The UCSF match is the only thing that is impressive.
There are a few impressive matches, but that is not one of them. UCSF-Fresno IM is filled almost entirely with DOs or IMGs/FMGs. No idea about the quality of the program or whatever, but it's typical (maybe even expected) for a DO to match there.
Means nothing without field's attached. That being said, this is a pretty standard list of institutions for DO.
ACGME Derm, RadOnc, and Ortho are impressive for a DO, but everything else is pretty standard.
Hello to all - I am clearly a noob and am also pre-med, so I misjudged and was working off name basis. Still a long way away before any of this becomes relevant for me, if it ever does,though. Thanks for the insight.
I'll save you some time. Don't pick a school based on the match list.
Looking at IM matches...it's not door busting impressive but nonetheless very solid.
Icahn SOM St Lukes-Roosevelt-NY, Ohio State University Med Ctr, Stony Brook Teach Hospital, NYMC-Westchester Med Ctr-NY, North Shore-LIJ Health Sys-NY, Jersey Shore Univ Med Ctr-NJ, U Connecticut School of Medicine, Seton Hall University, Cooper University Hospital-NJ, Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann Univ Hosp-PA, Advocate IL Masonic Med Ctr
AND..
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Torrance CA for Surgery? Is this real?? (I know it's not Ronald Reagan but matches at Harbor is still very competitive given its location and its association with UCLA)
Icahn SOM St Lukes-Roosevelt-NY, Ohio State University Med Ctr, Stony Brook Teach Hospital, NYMC-Westchester Med Ctr-NY, North Shore-LIJ Health Sys-NY, Jersey Shore Univ Med Ctr-NJ, U Connecticut School of Medicine, Seton Hall University, Cooper University Hospital-NJ, Drexel Univ COM/Hahnemann Univ Hosp-PA, Advocate IL Masonic Med Ctr
AND..
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Torrance CA for Surgery? Is this real?? (I know it's not Ronald Reagan but matches at Harbor is still very competitive given its location and its association with UCLA)
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Rad-Onc is pretty huge
I agree, but when the person does well, it sets up a positive reputation for the school. PDs have a tendency to say "send me more like him/her" to our Clinical Deans.
Also keep in mind that reading match lists is an exercise akin to reading chicken guts. You need a resident or attending in the field to tell you if the program is really a good one. And agree with other posters that it would help to know if a program was AOA or ACGME.
Also keep in mind that reading match lists is an exercise akin to reading chicken guts. You need a resident or attending in the field to tell you if the program is really a good one. And agree with other posters that it would help to know if a program was AOA or ACGME.
