What are some of the more reputable, DO-friendly, IM residencies in the Northeast that also emphasize Primary Care?

[KeikoTanaka]

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Title says it all. Just interesting in knowing more about reputable DO friendly IM programs.

I know there's already threads out there about IM programs specifically, but what about IM programs that have primary care tracks?

Also, when I say Northeast, I mean Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and New England

 

[risus_sardonicus]

Bruh, I appreciate the hustle to solicit this information, but stop being lazy.

Use the search button, check out FREIDA & residency explorer and formulate a list tailored to your own strengths and weaknesses.


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[PC89]

This is so personal of a decision. No clue what your range would even be since programs are open and closed based on how strong of a candidate you are. If you’re looking for programs that take DOs look at residency explorer and put in your stats as a start.

 

[hallowmann]

Can I just say that you guys are so freakin lucky that you have a resource like Residency Explorer. I wish that such a thing existed when I was applying.

 

[PC89]

Can I just say that you guys are so freakin lucky that you have a resource like Residency Explorer. I wish that such a thing existed when I was applying.

The AAMC has to put out something useful for once.

 

[KeikoTanaka]

I had no idea about this "residency explorer" I've only ever seen EM's very nice residency explorer.

Most things I've seen have not been that great actually outlining "primary care tracks" and how DO friendly they are.

 

[BorntobeDO?]

Can I just say that you guys are so freakin lucky that you have a resource like Residency Explorer. I wish that such a thing existed when I was applying.

its volunteer basis, so its missing a lot of data, but I agree its a good thing.