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Does anybody have updated match lists for IM programs? Some of them haven't updated their websites, and I really didn't want to bother the PCs with another match list email. I thought we could combine our forces and save countless emails to the PCs.

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GammaCrush said:
Does anybody have updated match lists for IM programs? Some of them haven't updated their websites, and I really didn't want to bother the PCs with another match list email. I thought we could combine our forces and save countless emails to the PCs.

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It will depend.

If a top tier program ordinarily matches great but this year they "haven't gotten around to posting the match list yet" and it's the end of January, you may have to wonder.

The mid-tiers etc. will probably vary. Some always post their results, and some probably never do. When in doubt, ask the residents you meet at the interview. If you have one of their email addresses and it's mid-January and you're getting antsy, you can always slip it into an email to that resident under the guise of "I have several questions for you if you don't mind because Program X definitely stood out to me and is among my top choices right now..."
 
Deferoxamine said:
It will depend.

If a top tier program ordinarily matches great but this year they "haven't gotten around to posting the match list yet" and it's the end of January, you may have to wonder.

The mid-tiers etc. will probably vary. Some always post their results, and some probably never do. When in doubt, ask the residents you meet at the interview. If you have one of their email addresses and it's mid-January and you're getting antsy, you can always slip it into an email to that resident under the guise of "I have several questions for you if you don't mind because Program X definitely stood out to me and is among my top choices right now..."
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I think my program is two or three years behind on posting updates on where people went. Not because we hide it, but simply because they take forever to update the website. I doubt many programs are really conspiring.
 
I may be missing one or 2 but there you go from this most recent helping

Cardiology
UTSW X 4
Mayo
Indiana
UT San Antonio
Wash U X 2
UChicago
USC
Case Western
Oklahoma
Minnesota
UT Houston
Connecticut
UCLA

GI
WashU
the Ohio State
Vandy
UTSW X 2
Scott/White

H/O
Wake Forest
Mayo clinic

Rheum
UTSW

Allergy
UTSW
USF

Renal
UCSF X 2

Pulm
Vandy
 
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Thanks for your replies....I'll be patient and wait until mid to late January then. 😀

Obiwan, is that UTSW's latest match list? Thanks for posting!
 
obiwan said:
I may be missing one or 2 but there you go from this most recent helping

Cardiology
UTSW X 4
Mayo
Indiana
UT San Antonio
Wash U X 2
UChicago
USC
Case Western
Oklahoma
Minnesota
UT Houston
Connecticut
UCLA

GI
WashU
the Ohio State
Vandy
UTSW X 2
Scott/White

H/O
Wake Forest
Mayo clinic

Rheum
UTSW

Allergy
UTSW
USF

Renal
UCSF X 2

Pulm
Vandy
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Looks like this is UTSW match list. 17 matched in cardiology. That's just amazing.
 
Stanford
Key: * = Short Track, ^ = Chief, # = Year Off

Cardiology
Stanford
UCSF ^
UCSF
Duke
UCLA
BID #
OHSU
Colorado

GI
Stanford
Stanford
UCSF
Penn

Hem/Onc
Stanford *
Stanford *
Columbia ^
Columbia #
City of Hope
UCSD

ID
Yale #

Health Services
Stanford / Palo Alto VA ^

Bioinformatics
Stanford / Palo Alto VA
 
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Anyone have Vanderbilt's match list from this year?
 
amine2086 said:
Anyone have Vanderbilt's match list from this year?
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Its on their website. They list the matches for the past 3 years. This past year was very strong especially for heme/onc with like 3 people going to MDACC. Plus lots of in house matches and they have lots of great fellowships.
 
Why do you guys care so much about the match lists from already established top programs? If you go to one and can't get a good fellowship, it says more about you than the program. Also, as people get older, they make fellowship decisions for personal/family/regional reasons as well. Not everyone will want to go to the "best" fellowship they can get into.

Fellowship match lists matter more for less established programs that you may have questions about the success of their graduates. Listing UCSF/Vandy/Michigan/MGH, etc is just a circle jerk.
 
I can't speak for everybody but what I was trying to accomplish was to decrease the amount of emails to PCs and residents about their respective programs' match lists(top middle or bottom tier). I interviewed early at a lot of places so I couldn't ask them during interview day. Why I want to see match lists? Personally its just to get a sense of where their residents go. Whether its due to the applicant or the residency program....I don't know....but the fellowship outcomes could serve as a surrogate marker of their program's clinical and research strengths.

I go a little beyond that and independently look at whether or not faculty research interests match my own, how productive they are, and a couple other things, but honestly seeing their match lists just help with the process.
 
GammaCrush said:
Why I want to see match lists? Personally its just to get a sense of where their residents go. Whether its due to the applicant or the residency program....I don't know....but the fellowship outcomes could serve as a surrogate marker of their program's clinical and research strengths.

I go a little beyond that and independently look at whether or not faculty research interests match my own, how productive they are, and a couple other things, but honestly seeing their match lists just help with the process.
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I think that is totally legit for middle/lower programs. But people asking/posting the lists of consensus top 10-15 programs is not going to help you make your decision. If a Penn resident goes somewhere you dont think is good enough for fellowship would that impact you?
 
Completely agree with most of the posts above. Match lists should only be one (of many factors) used when making a residency decision. There are many great programs out there and you will have much more success (and be happier) if you go to a program where you feel comfortable and will thrive in. One of things that a match list can help indicate are areas of particular strength or areas of resident interest in a particular program. One caveat is that interests of a class can change significantly each year and it helps to look back at a number of lists to truly have a sense of what residents tend to specialize in (and whether it fits your area(s) of focus).

It was great to see my fellow SAR's take an interest in a wide variety of specialties this year. For those who might be interested, below is this year's Penn match list. (As I am sure it is the case at very many IM programs) I feel very fortunate to work with such an intelligent and diverse group of people.

I know that I am an infrequent poster here but I would definitely like to help anyone who might have questions about Penn (and offer any help that I can about applying into IM in general). Best of luck to everyone applying this year!

Penn

Cardiology:
MGH
BWH
Penn
Penn
Lankenau
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
UTSW

GI:
Penn
UCLA
USCF
Temple
Temple
Northwestern
Thomas Jefferson

GIM:
Johns Hopkins

Geriatrics:
Mount Sinai

Hematology/Oncology:
Columbia
Cornell
MSKCC
MD Anderson
Penn
Penn
Penn
Penn

Infectious Diseases:
MGH
Penn
Penn

Nephrology:
Stanford
Penn
Penn

Palliative Care:
Penn

Pulm/CC:
University of Washington
UCSF
Johns Hopkins
Mount Sinai
Penn
Penn
Penn

Rheumatology
Johns Hopkins
 
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EastcoastIM said:
Penn

Cardiology:
MGH
BWH
Penn
Penn
Lankenau
Vanderbilt
Northwestern
UTSW

GI:
Penn
UCLA
USCF
Temple
Temple
Northwestern
Thomas Jefferson

GIM:
Johns Hopkins

Geriatrics:
Mount Sinai

Hematology/Oncology:
Columbia
Cornell
MSKCC
MD Anderson
Penn
Penn
Penn
Penn

Infectious Diseases:
MGH
Penn
Penn

Nephrology:
Stanford
Penn
Penn

Palliative Care:
Penn

Pulm/CC:
University of Washington
UCSF
Johns Hopkins
Mount Sinai
Penn
Penn
Penn

Rheumatology
Johns Hopkins
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What a horrible match list. I mean, Massachusetts General Hospital? Does that even have a university affiliation? Some guy who couldn't even spell John correctly? And public universities in California and Washington--what are you a farmer?
 
anyone have Uconn match list? interested in GI and heme/onc
 
HelpPleaseMD said:
they show combined 2008-2011 in one column and a separate breakdown for 2012 and 2013
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Yeah, but 2013 and 2012's Cardiology match is exactly the same, which makes me think they messed up the list on the site.
 
Cornell 2014 Match List:

Fellowship Institution
Cardiology- Beth Isreal-New York
Cardiology- Tufts
Cardiology- BU

Endocrinology- NYPH-WCMC
Endocrinology- NYPH-Columbia

Gastroenterology- MSKCC
Gastroenterology- Tufts
Gastroenterology- NYPH-WCMC
Gastroenterology- NYPH-WCMC
Gastroenterology- Montefiore

Geriatrics- Mount Sinai

Hematology/Oncology- UTSW
Hematology/Oncology- Fox Chase-Temple
Hematology/Oncology- Mount Sinai
Hematology/Oncology- MSKCC
Hematology/Oncology- University of Chicago

Infectious Disease- NYPH-WCMC

PCCM- NYPH-WCMC
PCCM- UCLA
PCCM- NYPH-WCMC
PCCM- NYU

Renal NYPH- Columbia
 
USC 2013 (straight from the other thread and verified with hand out)

cards
usc x 2
uc davis
AECOM
California pacific Medical Center
UCI
Texas heart Institute- Methodist Hospital
Kaiser- Los Angeles
Henry Ford
Harbor UCLA

GI
USC x 4
UCI
Scripts Green
SUNY Brooklyn
UPenn
Kaiser-LA
Scripps Green
Washington Hospital Center- DC
Winthrop Hospital
Virginia Tech
Cook

Pulm Crit
Usc x 2
UCI
UCSD
UCSF Fresno

Heme Onc
USC
Cornell x 2
Stanford
UCI
Moffitt- University of South Florida
Boston U

Nephro
USC
Olive View

Endo
UCLA
USC

Rheumatology
usc x 2

ID
USC
 
AussieFlamingo said:
How about BIDMC? There doesn't seem to be a recent match list anywhere.
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This years match:
Allergy:

– MGH

– Wash U St. Louis

• Gastroenterology

– BIDMC (3)

– MGH

– U Washington

– Indiana

– Jefferson

– North Shore LIJ

• Cardiology:

– BIDMC (3)

– Yale

– U Colorado

– UNC

– BMC

– U Mass

• Sleep

– BIDMC

• Heme-Onc

– DFCI

– BIDMC (2)

– Northwestern

– U Mass

• Pulm-CC

– Harvard Combined (2)

– U Pittsburgh

• Infectious Diseasees

– BIDMC

– UCSF

– U Penn

• Endocrinology

– BIDMC

– Wash U St. Louis

– Yale

• Renal

– BIDMC

– U Michigan

• General Internal Medicine

– Harvard
 
UCSD 2013-2014

PCCM (4):
UC Davis, Stanford, UCSD, OHSU

HO (1):
U Washington

Endo (1):
USC

ID (4):
UCSD x2, Cedars, Brigham

Nephrology (2):
UCSD x2

Cards (6):
U Minnesota, UTSW, OHSU, UCLA, Cedars x2

GI (1):
UCSD
 
Does anyone have a copy of UCLA's match list from this year?
 
With the ROL deadline approaching, I thought this might be a reasonable thread to resurrect. I apologize if I incur the wrath of the mods.
 
would anybody happen to have the fellowship match list for UCSF?
 
Instatewaiter said:
After program directors realized that UCSF was ranked #4 on the US news IM program rankings, they began refusing to match UCSF graduates. The only people who matched were the chiefs and instead of cardiology and GI as they had wanted, one matched to endocrinology in South Dakota and the other scrambled into a geriatrics spot in Northwest Idaho. The rest of the IM residents didn't match anywhere.. Sorry be the bearer of bad news.
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geez no need to be so sarcastic. I have no doubt that ucsf residents match extremely well but i posted the question out of curiosity and not doubt.
 
UCSF...for the overly curious

Cardiology: Duke, Cedars Sinai x2, UCLAx2, Northwestern, UoC, Stanfordx2, UCSF, CUMC, Mount Sinai, WUSTL

Endocrine: MGH

GI: UCSF, Mount Sinai

Heme/Onc: UCSFx3, Stanfordx2, Penn, Uwash, Dana Farber, MSK

ID: UCSFx2, Hopkins, Stanford

Pulm/CC: UCSFx2, Coloradox2, Uwash

Rheum: UCSFx3

Palliative Care: UCSF

....cleary abysmal
 
NaOut said:
UCSF...for the overly curious

Cardiology: Duke, Cedars Sinai x2, UCLAx2, Northwestern, UoC, Stanfordx2, UCSF, CUMC, Mount Sinai, WUSTL

Endocrine: MGH

GI: UCSF, Mount Sinai

Heme/Onc: UCSFx3, Stanfordx2, Penn, Uwash, Dana Farber, MSK

ID: UCSFx2, Hopkins, Stanford

Pulm/CC: UCSFx2, Coloradox2, Uwash

Rheum: UCSFx3

Palliative Care: UCSF

....cleary abysmal
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