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I was reading an article and came across this:
"Of the 4,455 total residents training in 188 ACGME-accredited radiology residency programs, 88.3% are graduates of U.S. allopathic medical schools, 7.6% are international medical graduates, and 3.9% are osteopathic graduates.1 Dr. Vicki Marx is the director of the radiology program at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, and we asked for her insights into the radiology residency selection process."
3.9%!?? Clearly more 3.9 percent of DOs want to be radiologists. WHAT
My advisors and everyone keep telling me there is really no difference coming out of DO VS. MED school.
can someone sit me down like Im 5 years old and explain to me what the draw back of DO is when it comes to residency?
"Of the 4,455 total residents training in 188 ACGME-accredited radiology residency programs, 88.3% are graduates of U.S. allopathic medical schools, 7.6% are international medical graduates, and 3.9% are osteopathic graduates.1 Dr. Vicki Marx is the director of the radiology program at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine, and we asked for her insights into the radiology residency selection process."
3.9%!?? Clearly more 3.9 percent of DOs want to be radiologists. WHAT
My advisors and everyone keep telling me there is really no difference coming out of DO VS. MED school.
can someone sit me down like Im 5 years old and explain to me what the draw back of DO is when it comes to residency?