OFFICIAL - 2022 Match Lists

[nimbus]

Yeah, i guess it’s hard for me to look at NYU anywhere inferior to its peers in Columbia and Cornell even back in the old days when NYU was churning out leaders in the field (Braunwald comes to mind…)

When I was there, Saul Farber was chair of medicine and Frank Spencer was chair of surgery, Lewis Goldfrank was chief of emergency medicine, Ransohoff was chair of NS, giants all around. The younger faculty were super dedicated to education. And we had many memorable moments running around Bellevue getting stuff done after rounds. Maybe the reality was better than the name/reputation. It was a great experience and I’m grateful for my time there.

My hero, Dr. Lewis Goldfrank

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[Lawlify]

Harvard Medical School

General Surgery
MGH (4)
BIDMC
UCLA
BWH (2)
Duke
University of Washington
NMC San Diego

Emergency Medicine
MGH
Highland Hospital
Augusta University

OB-GYN
Johns Hopkins
Northwestern (4)
Penn
Yale
BWH
Cornell
Oregon Health and Science University
University of Washington

Internal Medicine
BWH (9)
NYU
MGH (12)
University of Colorado
Stanford (6)
Duke
Columbia (3)
Johns Hopkins
Penn (2)
Dartmouth
Vanderbilt
Cornell

Pediatrics
University of Washington (3)
Boston Children’s (8)
MGH (2)
Children’s National Medical Center
Johns Hopkins
CHOP
Baylor

Anesthesiology
Stanford
MGH
BWH

Dermatology
Penn
UC Irvine
MGH (3)
Stanford
NYU
Stanford

Urology
University of Washington
Mayo Clinic
Oregon Health & Science University
BWH

Medicine-Pediatrics
Penn
BWH

Diagnostic Radiology
Stanford
MGH
Northwestern

Psychiatry
MGH
BWH
Cambridge Health Alliance
Yale
UCSF (2)
Vanderbilt

Medicine-Primary
MGH
BWH (2)
Yale

Neurology
MGH
University of Colorado

Prelim Medicine
BWH

ENT
Mass Eye and Ear/Harvard (2)
Rutgers
University of Miami
University of Maryland

Orthopaedic Surgery
HSS
Mayo Clinic
Penn
University of Washington
Baylor
UCLA
MGH

Family Medicine
Cambridge Health Alliance
Penn

Interventional Radiology
Penn

PM&R
Harvard Spaulding (2)

OMFS
MGH (3)

Pathology
MGH

Neurological Surgery
MGH

Ophthalmology
Baylor
Johns Hopkins
UC Irvine
Mass Eye and Ear (3)
University of Minnesota
University of Florida
UC Davis

Plastic Surgery
NYU
UC Irvine

Thoracic Surgery
Stanford

 

[nimbus]

Harvard Medical School

General Surgery
MGH (4)
BIDMC
UCLA
BWH (2)
Duke
University of Washington
NMC San Diego

Emergency Medicine
MGH
Highland Hospital
Augusta University

OB-GYN
Johns Hopkins
Northwestern (4)
Penn
Yale
BWH
Cornell
Oregon Health and Science University
University of Washington

Internal Medicine
BWH (9)
NYU
MGH (12)
University of Colorado
Stanford (6)
Duke
Columbia (3)
Johns Hopkins
Penn (2)
Dartmouth
Vanderbilt
Cornell

Pediatrics
University of Washington (3)
Boston Children’s (8)
MGH (2)
Children’s National Medical Center
Johns Hopkins
CHOP
Baylor

Anesthesiology
Stanford
MGH
BWH

Dermatology
Penn
UC Irvine
MGH (3)
Stanford
NYU
Stanford

Urology
University of Washington
Mayo Clinic
Oregon Health & Science University
BWH

Medicine-Pediatrics
Penn
BWH

Diagnostic Radiology
Stanford
MGH
Northwestern

Psychiatry
MGH
BWH
Cambridge Health Alliance
Yale
UCSF (2)
Vanderbilt

Medicine-Primary
MGH
BWH (2)
Yale

Neurology
MGH
University of Colorado

Prelim Medicine
BWH

ENT
Mass Eye and Ear/Harvard (2)
Rutgers
University of Miami
University of Maryland

Orthopaedic Surgery
HSS
Mayo Clinic
Penn
University of Washington
Baylor
UCLA
MGH

Family Medicine
Cambridge Health Alliance
Penn

Interventional Radiology
Penn

PM&R
Harvard Spaulding (2)

OMFS
MGH (3)

Pathology
MGH

Neurological Surgery
MGH

Ophthalmology
Baylor
Johns Hopkins
UC Irvine
Mass Eye and Ear (3)
University of Minnesota
University of Florida
UC Davis

Plastic Surgery
NYU
UC Irvine

Thoracic Surgery
Stanford

Just like Harvard undergrads develop a high level of interest in finance and management consulting, HMS students develop a high level of interest in skin .

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

What are the reputations of GME at Brown and Dartmouth? These don’t seem to be on a ton of match lists and I noticed that they seem to be relatively more open to students from mid to low tier schools (compared to Harvard, Yale, Columbia etc. where it seems like everybody comes from T20 if not T10)

 

[Lawpy]

What are the reputations of GME at Brown and Dartmouth? These don’t seem to be on a ton of match lists and I noticed that they seem to be relatively more open to students from mid to low tier schools (compared to Harvard, Yale, Columbia etc. where it seems like everybody comes from T20 if not T10)

Ivy League in med world only really applies to Harvard/Penn/Columbia + Cornell/Yale. Brown and Dartmouth aren’t that strong in med world.

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

Ivy League in med world only really applies to Harvard/Penn/Columbia + Cornell/Yale. Brown and Dartmouth aren’t that strong in med world.

True but for somebody without the medical school pedigree to match at the big New England/mid Atlantic programs, are these okay options for somebody who wants to match in NE?

 

[nimbus]

What are the reputations of GME at Brown and Dartmouth? These don’t seem to be on a ton of match lists and I noticed that they seem to be relatively more open to students from mid to low tier schools (compared to Harvard, Yale, Columbia etc. where it seems like everybody comes from T20 if not T10)

Dartmouth is in the middle of nowhere which strikes it off the list of many medical students.

 

[catnip12]

Wait till you see the new ranking of med schools lol, nyu might be no.1 now given how much NIH grants they purportedly received. It’s a bit of shameless for them to game the system so blatantly.

Lol this is weird. It’s not that deep. You don’t know these people, where they interviewed, or how they ranked programs.

You sound like an exhausting M1!!

 

[Mr.Smile12]

It's that time of the year again - post the match lists here. Congratulations 4th years, your hard work paid off: you're going to be amazing doctors wherever you matched.


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TABLE OF CONTENTS (Schools)
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School Lists
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B- Baylor
C- Case Western | Cleveland Clinic | Cooper (Rowan)
D-
E- EVMS
F-
G-
H-
I-
J- Johns Hopkins
K-
L-
M- Mayo (all campuses)
N-
O-
P-
Q-
R- Rush
S- Stanford | SUNY Downstate
T-
U-
V-
W- Wake Forest | WashU
X-
Y-
Z-

Carle Illinois , please verify. This is a public post. Carle Illinois’ Inaugural Class Achieves 100% Residency Match Rate - Carle Illinois College of Medicine

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

Carle Illinois , please verify. This is a public post. Carle Illinois’ Inaugural Class Achieves 100% Residency Match Rate - Carle Illinois College of Medicine

Seems like a solid list for first class. I’m guessing that Step scores were very high considering linear algebra, diff eq or other higher math requirements. Not many premeds take these courses unless they have natural academic aptitude or major in biomedical engineering

 

[Browns99]

It’s not like NYU programs are the best in the city…. I doubt overwhelming NYU grads want to stay in the city more so than Cornell and Columbia grads. Stanford IM match list is a lot stronger. Stanford own IM program isn’t that strong either just like NYU.

Let's see....Top 10 in Ortho, Derm, psych, integrated plastic and probably more.

 

[Browns99]

Wait till you see the new ranking of med schools lol, nyu might be no.1 now given how much NIH grants they purportedly received. It’s a bit of shameless for them to game the system so blatantly.

Now your true colors are coming out with your bias of NYU. I have no horse in the race, and thought the poster that criticized you was harsh, I'm starting to wonder.

Explain the so-called "shameless" you mention? What school does not push for more NIH grants, what school does not try to move up in the "rankings", what school is not politicking for a higher rank...please!

 

[CaptainWEMT]

Wayne State

Any thoughts on it? Personally, I'm most impressed by the record number of Diag Rads matches.

I wish there were more matches back to New England (where I'm originally from) but overall it looked like a strong list.

 

[stickgirl390]

Medical College of Georgia: Facebook

 

[Luckyone1023]

I’m an NYU alum and I agree. The match list is very strong but not the best. Not even close to the Stanford match list.


That said, I doubt there’s any substantive difference in training between IM programs at NYU vs. Brigham. Stanford med students can probably put together a more competitive application because most spend an extra year for research or to otherwise buff their apps.

I know you are coming from a place of pride. Perhaps you are not aware of how strong NYU home programs are currently considered. For lack of a better resource, doximity reputation rankings this year has NYU ranked above Stanford in derm, emergency med, internal med, neurosurgery, neurology, ob gyn, ortho, plastics, psychiatry, radiology, surgery, and urology. In some cases it isn’t even close. Further, I’d offer the argument that NYU students are proven not to be lured by a “name.”

 

[i-doctor]

Wayne State Univ had 11-12 Ophthalmology matches. Very impressive.

 

[Rheopecty]

Wayne State Univ had 11-12 Ophthalmology matches. Very impressive.

Yeah…Ophtho is a special niche for Wayne because of Kresge being a large residency class and taking in-house students.

 

[wysdoc]

UTRGV
ANESTHESIOLOGY:
Emory University School of Medicine – Atlanta, GA

DERMATOLOGY:
Louisiana State University School of Medicine – New Orleans, LA

EMERGENCY MEDICINE:
Christus Health – Corpus Christi, TX
Baylor College of Medicine – Houston, TX

FAMILY MEDICINE:
Family Medicine Residency of Idaho – Boise, ID
UT Rio Grande Valley – DHR – Edinburg, TX
UT Rio Grande Valley – Knapp – Weslaco, TX
Christus Health – San Antonio, TX
University of Arkansas – Unity Health – Searcy, AR
Military – Elgin Air Force Base – Ft. Walton Beach, FL
UT Austin Dell Medical School – Dallas, TX
UT Health Science Center – San Antonio, TX

INTERNAL MEDICINE:
Massachusetts General – Harvard – Boston, MA
Vanderbilt University Medical Center – Nashville, TN
Duke University Medical Center – Durham, NC
Cornell Medical Center – New York City, NY
UT Health Science Center – San Antonio, TX
UT Rio Grande Valley – DHR – Edinburg, TX
UT Medical School – Houston, TX

MEDICINE-PRIMARY:
Johns Hopkins Hospital – Baltimore, MD

NEUROLOGY:
UT Austin Dell Medical School – Austin, TX
Baylor College of Medicine – Houston, TX

CHILD NEUROLOGY:
UT Southwestern Medical School – Dallas, TX

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY:
UT Health Science Center – San Antonio, TX
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center – Los Angeles, CA

OTOLARYNGOLOGY:
University of Virginia – Charlottesville, VA

PEDIATRICS:
UT Health Science Center – San Antonio, TX
Case Western/Cleveland Medical Center – Cleveland, OH
UT Southwestern Medical School – Dallas, TX
Children's Hospital – Los Angeles, CA

PEDIATRICS-MEDICAL GENETICS:
Stanford Health – Palo Alto, CA

PRELIMINARY-MEDICINE:
Tulane University School of Medicine – New Orleans, LA

PSYCHIATRY:
UC Davis Medical Center – Sacramento, CA
UT Rio Grande Valley – Edinburg, TX

PUBLIC HEALTH:
University of Houston – Houston, TX

RADIOLOGY-DIAGNOSTIC:
UT Health Science Center – San Antonio, TX
University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics – Des Moines, IA
UT Southwestern Medical School – Dallas, TX

GENERAL SURGERY:
University of Kansas School of Medicine – Wichita, KS
HCA Healthcare – Univ South FL-Morsani – Bradenton, FL
Lincoln Medical Center – Bronx, NY

TRANSITIONAL:
UT Rio Grande Valley – Edinburg, TX

UROLOGY:
University of Tennessee – Memphis, TN

5 are staying in the RGV for residency
21 total staying in Texas
The rest in various states

 

[ChordaEpiphany]

Boston must look really nice this time of year

I'm amazed that places like NYC, SF, Boston, and Seattle remain this popular for residency. Due to admissions inflation, med students are much older than they used to be. When you're 30+, you're just too old for that ish, and you've probably got a partner making some sort of income. I can't imagine wanting to keep renting or potentially even having roommates (NYC/SF) at this stage and in this economy.

In other cities like New Haven, Atlanta, Philly, Chicago, Baltimore, Durham, Nashville, Houston, etc... you could buy a very solid place for $30-40K down or at least rent somewhere that doesn't require you to schlep yourself to a laundromat after a 12 hour day. Not to mention having a car, parking, extra cash for conveniences. Having lived in NYC and Boston, life is just hard in these cities with low income, no car, and minimal free time.

 

[deleted1009115]

University of Minnesota

https://med.umn.edu/sites/med.umn.edu/files/2022_match_list_and_statistics.pdf

Pretty good results for us this year! 6 derm, 5 ortho, 3 integrated plastics matches

 

[Browns99]

I'm amazed that places like NYC, SF, Boston, and Seattle remain this popular for residency. Due to admissions inflation, med students are much older than they used to be. When you're 30+, you're just too old for that ish, and you've probably got a partner making some sort of income. I can't imagine wanting to keep renting or potentially even having roommates (NYC/SF) at this stage and in this economy.

In other cities like New Haven, Atlanta, Philly, Chicago, Baltimore, Durham, Nashville, Houston, etc... you could buy a very solid place for $30-40K down or at least rent somewhere that doesn't require you to schlep yourself to a laundromat after a 12 hour day. Not to mention having a car, parking, extra cash for conveniences. Having lived in NYC and Boston, life is just hard in these cities with low income, no car, and minimal free time.

Not sure why you would be amazed.....Some of the best program lie in Boston, SF and NYC, so "top residency programs" will always appeal to candidates, regardless of what cities they are in. What stats are you looking at that med students are "much" older? Maybe some older but to say much, is stretching any stat you have seen.

 

[deleted1048149]

Vermont

ANESTHESIOLOGY:
Iowa
Uconn
Vanderbilt
Vermont (2)
Virginia Mason

DERMATOLOGY:
Mayo Clinic

DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY:
Colorado
Montefiore Med Ctr/Einstein
Rochester General Hospital

EMERGENCY MEDICINE:
Albany
Boston U
Brown (2)
Hennepin County Med Center
Stanford
UCSF
Umass
Utah (3)
Yale

ENT:
Colorado
Henry Ford

FAMILY MEDICINE:
AdventHealth Florida
Boston U
Concord Hospital
FM Res of Idaho (2)
Long Beach Memorial Med Ctr
Maine Med Ctr
Maine-Dartmouth
Mountain AHEC
Sutter Med Ct

FAMILY MED/RURAL HEALTH:
UNC

GENERAL SURGERY:
Boston U
Iowa
Rochester
Utah

INTERNAL MEDICINE:
Cedars-Sinai
Cleveland Clinic
Dartmouth
Georgetown
Iowa
ISMMS Mount Sinai
Loma Linda
Rochester
Temple
U Wisconsin
UCLA
Umass
Utah (2)
Vermont

INTERNAL MEDICINE/PEDIATRICS:
Maryland

INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY:
Emory

NEUROLOGY:
UC Davis
Utah
Vermont (2)
Yale

OB/GYN:
Brown/Women Infants Hosp of RI
Case Western/Metrohealth Med Ctr
Crozer/Chester Med center
Danbury Hospital
Vermont

OPHTHALMOLOGY:
SUNY Downstate
SUNY Stony Brooke
Colorado
UMass

ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY:
Cedars-Sinai
Orlando Health
Prisma Health – U of SC SOM
Stanford
SUNY HSC Brooklyn
Vermont

PATHOLOGY:
Beth Israel Deaconess Med Ctr
UCSF
Vermont
Yale

PEDIATRICS:
Brown
Children’s Hospital Boston
Children's Hospital Philadelphia
NYP Hospital - Weill Cornell Med Ctr
U of Chicago
U of Colorado Denver
U Wisconsin
Umass
Vermont (2)

PM&R:
Thomas Jefferson

PRELIMINARY SURGERY:
Dartmouth
Vanderbilt

PRIMARY MEDICINE:
Boston U
Vermont

PSYCHIATRY:
Duke
Emory
U Maryland
UMASS
UNC
University of Washington (Boise)
Yale

RADIATION ONCOLOGY:
Michigan

THORACIC SURGERY:
Zucker - Northwell NS/LIJ

VASCULAR SURGERY:
Montefiore/Einstein

 

[mhm1174]

OUWB

https://oakland.edu/Assets/Oakland/medicine/graphics/Match-Day/2022%20Residency%20Match.pdf

 

[i-doctor]

Yes, you had one student match into Ophtho (my field) at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, perhaps the top program in the country. Wow. From a relatively new med school. (However, Oakland/Beaumont has some well-known ophthalmologists, so maybe all it took was one phone call to lobby for a top student).

 

[mhm1174]

Yes, you had one student match into Ophtho (my field) at Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, perhaps the top program in the country. Wow. From a relatively new med school. (However, Oakland/Beaumont has some well-known ophthalmologists, so maybe all it took was one phone call to lobby for a top student).

I will be an m1 next year. I’m trying to choose between Wayne, OUWB and MSU. I’m actually interested in Ophthalmology and also Cardiology.
Between Wayne and OUWB which school do you think had a better match list?

 

[i-doctor]

Tough call. They all seem pretty decent overall. Of course Wayne is the more established med school but it also has a bit more uncertainty now. I would go where you think you’d be happiest.

 

[mhm1174]

Tough call. They all seem pretty decent overall. Of course Wayne is the more established med school but it also has a bit more uncertainty now. I would go where you think you’d be happiest.

Thank you.

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

i think that money should be the deciding factor in Wayne vs OUWB

 

[i-doctor]

Thank you.

i qualify my response a little bit. If you apply to Ophtho, both Oakland and Wayne have home departments and ophtho residencies. MSU does not. It means you’ll have to do away rotations for LOR and perhaps fight a bit harder.

 

[NPowerB]

University of Virginia

Specialty	Program
Anesthesiology	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Anesthesiology	U Texas Med Sch-Houston
Anesthesiology	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Anesthesiology	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Anesthesiology	University of Virginia
Anesthesiology	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Anesthesiology	ISMMS Mount Sinai Morningside
Anesthesiology	U Maryland Med Ctr
Anesthesiology	U Miami/Jackson Health System
Anesthesiology	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Anesthesiology	Stanford Health Care-CA
Anesthesiology	NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr
Anesthesiology	George Washington Univ-DC
Anesthesiology	Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr
Anesthesiology	Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH
Anesthesiology	U North Carolina Hospitals
Anesthesiology	U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
Anesthesiology	Stanford Health Care-CA
Anesthesiology	U Washington Affil Hosps
Anesthesiology	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Anesthesiology	U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham
Child Neurology	Childrens Hospital-LA-CA
Dermatology	Henry Ford Hospital-MI
Dermatology	Broward Health Med Ctr-FL
Dermatology	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Dermatology	U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
Diagnostic Radiology/NuclMed	Stanford Health Care-CA
Emergency Medicine	University of Virginia
Emergency Medicine	San Antonio Uniformed Serv
Emergency Medicine	CMSRU/Cooper University Hosp
Emergency Medicine	U Central FL/HCA Healthcare GME
Emergency Medicine	Grand Strand Reg Med Ctr-SC
Emergency Medicine	University of Utah Health
Emergency Medicine	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Emergency Medicine	U New Mexico SOM
Emergency Medicine	St Josephs Univ Med Ctr-NJ
Emergency Medicine	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Emergency Medicine	University of Virginia
Emergency Medicine	AdventHealth Florida
Family Medicine	Baylor S&W Med Ctr-Round Rock
Family Medicine	Hunterdon Med Ctr-NJ
Family Medicine	U Colorado SOM-Denver
Family Medicine	University of Utah Health
Family Medicine	U Maryland Med Ctr
Family Medicine	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Family Medicine	Utah Valley Reg Med Ctr
Family Medicine	University of Virginia
Family Medicine	Providence Hospital-AK
Family Medicine	Medical University of SC
Internal Medicine	U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
Internal Medicine	NATIONAL CAPITAL CONSORTIUM
Internal Medicine	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Internal Medicine	Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA
Internal Medicine	UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA
Internal Medicine	U North Carolina Hospitals
Internal Medicine	Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD
Internal Medicine	Baylor Coll Med-Houston-TX
Internal Medicine	Baylor Coll Med-Houston-TX
Internal Medicine	MedStar Georgetown Univ Hosp
Internal Medicine	Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD
Internal Medicine	U Texas Southwestern Med Sch
Internal Medicine	George Washington Univ-DC
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	Ohio State University Med Ctr
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	U Southern California
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	Massachusetts Gen Hosp
Internal Medicine	U Colorado SOM-Denver
Internal Medicine	Massachusetts Gen Hosp
Internal Medicine	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Internal Medicine	Oregon Health & Science Univ
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics	U Minnesota Med School
Interventional Radiology	University of Virginia
Neurological Surgery	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Neurological Surgery	Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA
Neurological Surgery	U Florida COM-Shands Hosp
Neurology	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Neurology	U Rochester/Strong Memorial
Neurology	Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT
Neurology	Virginia Commonwealth U Hlth Sys
Neurology	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Texas Southwestern Med Sch
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Texas Med Branch-Galveston
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Arizona COM-Tucson
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Emory Univ SOM-GA
Obstetrics and Gynecology	University of Virginia
Obstetrics and Gynecology	George Washington Univ-DC
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham
Opthalmology	University of Virginia
Orthopaedic Surgery	University of Virginia
Orthopaedic Surgery	U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
Orthopaedic Surgery	U Kentucky Med Ctr
Orthopaedic Surgery	U Maryland Med Ctr
Orthopaedic Surgery	University of Virginia
Otolaryngology	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	University of Virginia
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	U North Carolina Hospitals
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	Medical College of Georgia
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Pediatrics	Jefferson Med Coll/duPont Child
Pediatrics	Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN
Pediatrics	Baylor Coll Med-Houston-TX
Pediatrics	University of Virginia
Pediatrics	Stanford Health Care-CA
Pediatrics	University of Virginia
Pediatrics	Childrens Hospital-Boston-MA
Pediatrics	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Pediatrics	University of Virginia
Pediatrics	Carilion Clinic-Virginia Tech Carilion
Pediatrics	U Texas Southwestern Med Sch
Pediatrics	Childrens Hospital-Oakland-CA
Pediatrics	Brown Univ/Rhode Island Hosp
Pediatrics	Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN
Pediatrics	Cincinnati Childrens Hosp Med
Pediatrics	Eastern Virginia Med School
Pediatrics	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Pediatrics/Psych/Child Psych	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Physical Medicine & Rehab	University of Virginia
Physical Medicine & Rehab	Marianjoy Rehab Hosp-IL
Plastic Surgery (Integrated)	UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Plastic Surgery (Integrated)	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Psychiatry	Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps
Psychiatry	U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
Psychiatry	University of Virginia
Psychiatry	U North Carolina Hospitals
Psychiatry	Virginia Commonwealth U Hlth Sys
Psychiatry	University of Virginia
Psychiatry	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Psychiatry	Univ of Vermont Medical Center
Psychiatry	U Miami/Jackson Health System
Psychiatry	Kaiser Permanente-Oakland-CA
Psychiatry	Virginia Commonwealth U Hlth Sys
Radiology-Diagnostic	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Radiology-Diagnostic	Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med
Radiology-Diagnostic	University of Virginia
Radiology-Diagnostic	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Radiology-Diagnostic	University of Virginia
Radiology-Diagnostic	Stony Brook Teach Hosps-NY
Radiology-Diagnostic	U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor
Surgery - Preliminary	Rush University Med Ctr
Surgery- Preliminary	University of Virginia
Surgery- Preliminary	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	U Florida COM-Shands Hosp
Surgery-General	U Colorado SOM-Denver
Surgery-General	NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	U Maryland Med Ctr
Surgery-General	Temple Univ Hosp-PA
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	MedStar Union Memorial Hosp
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Urology	University of Virginia
Vascular Surgery	Emory Univ SOM-GA

 

[Rheopecty]

I will be an m1 next year. I’m trying to choose between Wayne, OUWB and MSU. I’m actually interested in Ophthalmology and also Cardiology.
Between Wayne and OUWB which school do you think had a better match list?

Money should be a major deciding factor...but our faculty tries to move mountains for applicants in Ophtho. Going unmatched in Ophtho is typically unheard of here.

 

[dmblah]

Northwestern

Match Results

Learn more about Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine match results for each specialty.

www.feinberg.northwestern.edu

7 derm, 7 ophtho, 7 ortho, 6 urology, 5 ENT, 3 plastics. Dang 🤯

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

University of Virginia

Specialty	Program
Anesthesiology	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Anesthesiology	U Texas Med Sch-Houston
Anesthesiology	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Anesthesiology	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Anesthesiology	University of Virginia
Anesthesiology	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Anesthesiology	ISMMS Mount Sinai Morningside
Anesthesiology	U Maryland Med Ctr
Anesthesiology	U Miami/Jackson Health System
Anesthesiology	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Anesthesiology	Stanford Health Care-CA
Anesthesiology	NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr
Anesthesiology	George Washington Univ-DC
Anesthesiology	Dartmouth-Hitchcock Med Ctr
Anesthesiology	Cleveland Clinic Fdn-OH
Anesthesiology	U North Carolina Hospitals
Anesthesiology	U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
Anesthesiology	Stanford Health Care-CA
Anesthesiology	U Washington Affil Hosps
Anesthesiology	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Anesthesiology	U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham
Child Neurology	Childrens Hospital-LA-CA
Dermatology	Henry Ford Hospital-MI
Dermatology	Broward Health Med Ctr-FL
Dermatology	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Dermatology	U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
Diagnostic Radiology/NuclMed	Stanford Health Care-CA
Emergency Medicine	University of Virginia
Emergency Medicine	San Antonio Uniformed Serv
Emergency Medicine	CMSRU/Cooper University Hosp
Emergency Medicine	U Central FL/HCA Healthcare GME
Emergency Medicine	Grand Strand Reg Med Ctr-SC
Emergency Medicine	University of Utah Health
Emergency Medicine	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Emergency Medicine	U New Mexico SOM
Emergency Medicine	St Josephs Univ Med Ctr-NJ
Emergency Medicine	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Emergency Medicine	University of Virginia
Emergency Medicine	AdventHealth Florida
Family Medicine	Baylor S&W Med Ctr-Round Rock
Family Medicine	Hunterdon Med Ctr-NJ
Family Medicine	U Colorado SOM-Denver
Family Medicine	University of Utah Health
Family Medicine	U Maryland Med Ctr
Family Medicine	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Family Medicine	Utah Valley Reg Med Ctr
Family Medicine	University of Virginia
Family Medicine	Providence Hospital-AK
Family Medicine	Medical University of SC
Internal Medicine	U Cincinnati Med Ctr-OH
Internal Medicine	NATIONAL CAPITAL CONSORTIUM
Internal Medicine	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Internal Medicine	Virginia Mason Med Ctr-WA
Internal Medicine	UC San Diego Med Ctr-CA
Internal Medicine	U North Carolina Hospitals
Internal Medicine	Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD
Internal Medicine	Baylor Coll Med-Houston-TX
Internal Medicine	Baylor Coll Med-Houston-TX
Internal Medicine	MedStar Georgetown Univ Hosp
Internal Medicine	Johns Hopkins Hosp-MD
Internal Medicine	U Texas Southwestern Med Sch
Internal Medicine	George Washington Univ-DC
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	Ohio State University Med Ctr
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	U Southern California
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine	Massachusetts Gen Hosp
Internal Medicine	U Colorado SOM-Denver
Internal Medicine	Massachusetts Gen Hosp
Internal Medicine	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Internal Medicine	Oregon Health & Science Univ
Internal Medicine	University of Virginia
Internal Medicine/Pediatrics	U Minnesota Med School
Interventional Radiology	University of Virginia
Neurological Surgery	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Neurological Surgery	Northwestern McGaw/NMH/VA
Neurological Surgery	U Florida COM-Shands Hosp
Neurology	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Neurology	U Rochester/Strong Memorial
Neurology	Yale-New Haven Hosp-CT
Neurology	Virginia Commonwealth U Hlth Sys
Neurology	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Texas Southwestern Med Sch
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Texas Med Branch-Galveston
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Arizona COM-Tucson
Obstetrics and Gynecology	Emory Univ SOM-GA
Obstetrics and Gynecology	University of Virginia
Obstetrics and Gynecology	George Washington Univ-DC
Obstetrics and Gynecology	U Alabama Med Ctr-Birmingham
Opthalmology	University of Virginia
Orthopaedic Surgery	University of Virginia
Orthopaedic Surgery	U Iowa Hosps and Clinics
Orthopaedic Surgery	U Kentucky Med Ctr
Orthopaedic Surgery	U Maryland Med Ctr
Orthopaedic Surgery	University of Virginia
Otolaryngology	Thomas Jefferson Univ-PA
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	University of Virginia
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	U North Carolina Hospitals
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	Medical College of Georgia
Pathology-Anatomic & Clin	ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital-NY
Pediatrics	Jefferson Med Coll/duPont Child
Pediatrics	Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN
Pediatrics	Baylor Coll Med-Houston-TX
Pediatrics	University of Virginia
Pediatrics	Stanford Health Care-CA
Pediatrics	University of Virginia
Pediatrics	Childrens Hospital-Boston-MA
Pediatrics	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Pediatrics	University of Virginia
Pediatrics	Carilion Clinic-Virginia Tech Carilion
Pediatrics	U Texas Southwestern Med Sch
Pediatrics	Childrens Hospital-Oakland-CA
Pediatrics	Brown Univ/Rhode Island Hosp
Pediatrics	Vanderbilt Univ Med Ctr-TN
Pediatrics	Cincinnati Childrens Hosp Med
Pediatrics	Eastern Virginia Med School
Pediatrics	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Pediatrics/Psych/Child Psych	UPMC Medical Education-PA
Physical Medicine & Rehab	University of Virginia
Physical Medicine & Rehab	Marianjoy Rehab Hosp-IL
Plastic Surgery (Integrated)	UC Irvine Med Ctr-CA
Plastic Surgery (Integrated)	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Psychiatry	Med Coll Wisconsin Affil Hosps
Psychiatry	U Oklahoma COM-Tulsa
Psychiatry	University of Virginia
Psychiatry	U North Carolina Hospitals
Psychiatry	Virginia Commonwealth U Hlth Sys
Psychiatry	University of Virginia
Psychiatry	Hosp of the Univ of PA
Psychiatry	Univ of Vermont Medical Center
Psychiatry	U Miami/Jackson Health System
Psychiatry	Kaiser Permanente-Oakland-CA
Psychiatry	Virginia Commonwealth U Hlth Sys
Radiology-Diagnostic	Wake Forest Baptist Med Ctr-NC
Radiology-Diagnostic	Mayo Clinic School of Grad Med
Radiology-Diagnostic	University of Virginia
Radiology-Diagnostic	Barnes-Jewish Hosp-MO
Radiology-Diagnostic	University of Virginia
Radiology-Diagnostic	Stony Brook Teach Hosps-NY
Radiology-Diagnostic	U Michigan Hosps-Ann Arbor
Surgery - Preliminary	Rush University Med Ctr
Surgery- Preliminary	University of Virginia
Surgery- Preliminary	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	U Florida COM-Shands Hosp
Surgery-General	U Colorado SOM-Denver
Surgery-General	NYP Hosp-Weill Cornell Med Ctr
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	U Maryland Med Ctr
Surgery-General	Temple Univ Hosp-PA
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Surgery-General	MedStar Union Memorial Hosp
Surgery-General	University of Virginia
Urology	University of Virginia
Vascular Surgery	Emory Univ SOM-GA

What happened to anesthesiology this year. Seems to be one of the most popular at a lot of T20

 

[mhm1174]

i think that money should be the deciding factor in Wayne vs OUWB

It is for sure. OUWB tuition is almost 20k a year more expensive. I’m waiting to hear back for scholarships. If I don't get any scholarships from OUWB I wont attend. Bit lets just assume they do give me a scholarship and the money is almost the same. Which would you recommend then?

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

It is for sure. OUWB tuition is almost 20k a year more expensive. I’m waiting to hear back for scholarships. If I don't get any scholarships from OUWB I wont attend. Bit lets just assume they do give me a scholarship and the money is almost the same. Which would you recommend then?

I would go Wayne state. 80k with interest isn’t anything to sneeze over and match lists comparable

 

[mhm1174]

i qualify my response a little bit. If you apply to Ophtho, both Oakland and Wayne have home departments and ophtho residencies. MSU does not. It means you’ll have to do away rotations for LOR and perhaps fight a bit harder.

Yes, I actually went to the second look day of MSU this Friday and students were saying it would be difficult to be able to find research opportunities and LOR in ophthalmology. The reason I am also considering MSU is because my family lives in Grand Rapids.

 

[docr3]

University of Pittsburgh

Anesthesiology:
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD
University of California San Francisco San Francisco, CA
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University Chicago, IL
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University Chicago, IL
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, MA
Brigham & Women’s Hospital Boston, MA
University of Chicago Medical Center Chicago, IL

Dermatology:
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Rochester/Strong Memorial Rochester, NY
NYU Grossman School of Medicine New York, NY
Penn State Hershey Medical Center Hershey, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA

Emergency Medicine
Alameda Health System Highland Hospital Oakland, CA
NY Presbyterian Hospital Columbia & Cornell New York, NY
UPMC Hamot Medical Center Erie, PA
Denver Health Medical Center Denver, CO
Brown University/Rhode Island Hospital Providence, RI
Mercy Health Muskegon Muskegon, MI
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA

Family Medicine
University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health Madison, WI
Fort Belvoir Community Hospital Fort Belvoir, VA
UPMC St Margaret Pittsburgh, PA
Brown University/Kent Hospital Pawtucket, RI
Allina Health St Paul, MN
UPMC McKeesport Mckeesport, PA

Internal Medicine
University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA
University of California San Francisco San Francisco, CA
University of Michigan Hospital Ann Arbor, MI
Barnes-Jewish Hospital St Louis, MO
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, MA
University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics Madison, WI
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Minnesota Medical School Minneapolis, MN
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Johns Hopkins/Bayview Baltimore, MD
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Barnes-Jewish Hospital St Louis, MO
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals Seattle, WA
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals (Primary) Seattle, WA
UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles, CA
Yale-New Haven Hospital (Primary) New Haven, CT
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA
ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital New York, NY
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Bethesda, MD
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
UCLA Medical Center (Primary) Los Angeles, CA
University of Michigan Hospitals Ann Arbor, MI
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School Dallas, TX
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, MA
MedStar Georgetown University Hospital Washington, DC
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD
University Minnesota Med School Minneapolis, MN

Interventional Radiology
Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, GA
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, MA

Neurological Surgery
University of Miami Jackson Health System Miami, FL
Loyola University Medical Center Maywood, IL
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA

Neurology
Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Utah Health Salt Lake City, UT
Boston University Medical Center Boston, MA
Brigham & Women’s Hospital Boston, MA
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, PA

Obstetrics and Gynecology
Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA
University of North Carolina Hospitals Chapel Hill, NC
University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA
Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, PA
Swedish Medical Center Seattle, WA
Mount Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach, FL
Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven, CT
Brown University/Women & Infants Hospital of RI Providence, RI
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA

Ophthalmology
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Michigan Hospitals Ann Arbor, MI
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
West Virginia University School of Medicine Morgantown, WV
Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, SC

Orthopaedic Surgery
UPMC Medical Education (Research) Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education (Research) Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
West Virginia University School of Medicine Morgantown, WV
ISMMS Mount Sinai Hospital New York, NY
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education Rochester, MN
Ohio State University Medical Center Columbus, OH

Otolaryngology
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Boston, MA
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals Seattle, WA
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD
Harvard Medical School/Massachusetts Eye and Ear (Research) Boston, MA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals (Research) Seattle, WA

Pediatrics
Children's Hospital Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA
Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, MD
Children’s Hospital Boston, MA
NYP Hospital Columbia University Med Center New York, NY
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, MA
University of Utah Health Salt Lake City, UT
University of North Carolina Hospitals Chapel Hill, NC
Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven, CT
Northwestern McGaw/Lurie Children’s Chicago, IL
Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Bethesda, MD
Duke University Medical Center (Research) Durham, NC

Plastic Surgery (Integrated)
Brigham & Women’s Hospital Boston, MA

Psychiatry
University of California San Francisco San Francisco, CA
Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, GA
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA
Case Western/University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center Cleveland, OH
University of Illinois College of Medicine Chicago, IL
Brigham and Women's Hospital (Child) Boston, MA
UC San Diego Medical Center (Research) San Diego, CA
University of California San Francisco San Francisco, CA
UPMC Medical Education (General) Pittsburgh, PA

Radiology-Diagnostic
Barnes-Jewish Hospital St. Louis, MO
University of Colorado School of Medicine Aurora, CO
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Barnes-Jewish Hospital St Louis, MO
Creighton University Phoenix, AZ
University of Washington Affiliated Hospitals Seattle, WA
Barnes-Jewish Hospital St Louis, MO
Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, PA

Surgery-General
UPMC Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
UPMC Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh, PA
University of Louisville School of Medicine Louisville, KY
University of Tennessee Health Science Center Memphis, TN
University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA
University of Virginia Charlottesville, VA
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Crozer-Chester Medical Center Upland, PA
University of Minnesota Medical School Minneapolis, MN
NYP Hospital-Columbia University Medical Center New York, NY

Thoracic Surgery
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore, MD

Vascular Surgery
UPMC Medical Education Pittsburgh, PA
Cleveland Clinic Foundation Cleveland, OH

Urology
Emory University Hospital Atlanta, GA
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Nashville, TN
University of California - San Francisco San Francisco, CA
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School New Brunswick, NJ
West Virginia University School of Medicine Morgantown, WV

 

[i-doctor]

Yes, I actually went to the second look day of MSU this Friday and students were saying it would be difficult to be able to find research opportunities and LOR in ophthalmology. The reason I am also considering MSU is because my family lives in Grand Rapids.

But not impossible. Program directors know that some med schools don’t have home programs. In fact, I suspect that some actually have a soft spot for applicants that need to do the extra legwork involved. Plenty of MSU students have matched into Ophtho.

 

[mhm1174]

Money should be a major deciding factor...but our faculty tries to move mountains for applicants in Ophtho. Going unmatched in Ophtho is typically unheard of here.

Thank you for your response. That's great to hear. I have noticed that OUWB usually matches 5-6 into ophtho each year.

 

[mhm1174]

But not impossible. Program directors know that some med schools don’t have home programs. In fact, I suspect that some actually have a soft spot for applicants that need to do the extra legwork involved. Plenty of MSU students have matched into Ophtho.

Yes I know one of their students matched into yale for ophtho this year.

 

[Musty Goose]

Thank you for your response. That's great to hear. I have noticed that OUWB usually matches 5-6 into ophtho each year.

Go to Wayne, connections are worth their weight in gold for Ophtho and the opportunities to do research will be better.

 

[sammed]

Pitt match list seems strong in surgical specialities this year.

 

[ChordaEpiphany]

Not sure why you would be amazed.....Some of the best program lie in Boston, SF and NYC, so "top residency programs" will always appeal to candidates, regardless of what cities they are in. What stats are you looking at that med students are "much" older? Maybe some older but to say much, is stretching any stat you have seen.

I'm just surprised that the location is a draw given the reality of residency (i.e., low pay, minimal free time, high stress).

Take two equally prestigious residencies, one in NYC and one in an affordable city, and typically the NYC residency is more competitive. If I have ~30 hours of non-working, non-sleeping time each week, I'd want to have an easy commute home and ample money for conveniences. Even with higher pay (~$75K), COL in NYC means you are barely scraping by unless you've got a spouse with significant income. In the cheaper cities, $60K is more than enough to pay down some loans, save for retirement or a home, and splurge on some time-saving luxuries when you have crazy weeks/rotations (e.g., grocery delivery, cleaning service, wash-and-fold, take out, a car, etc...).

Maybe I'm soured living car-less in a HCOL city on an MD/PhD stipend. Working/studying 70-80 hours/week is already exhausting, but adding the stress of unreliable public transit, schlepping my clothes to a laundromat weekly, making time to scrub my shower, kitchen, oven, and cooking almost all of my own meals has just left me completely burnt out.

To me, one of those situations just sounds so much better than the other. I guess I'm just surprised that it skews that opposite way. Not at all surprised MGH/BWH/UCSF are popular, but I'm surprised that programs like BI, Cornell, and Columbia tend to be far more popular than their prestige equivalents in cheaper cities.

Average age of graduation is ~29, and many specialties and work environments are de facto requiring more training hours (typically via previously unnecessary fellowships, but also through research years, "career development," etc...). Compared to Boomers, people are spending much more time in training these days.

I'm not going to die on this hill. Definitely not looking for an internet argument. Just voicing an opinion and wondering how many agree or disagree.

 

[bGMx]

To me, one of those situations just sounds so much better than the other. I guess I'm just surprised that it skews that opposite way. Not at all surprised MGH/BWH/UCSF are popular, but I'm surprised that programs like BI, Cornell, and Columbia tend to be far more popular than their prestige equivalents in cheaper cities.

Would be interested in hearing what locales you're talking about that have the same punchiness as the big NYC/CA residencies. I think of Pitt.

 

[voxveritatisetlucis]

I'm just surprised that the location is a draw given the reality of residency (i.e., low pay, minimal free time, high stress).

Take two equally prestigious residencies, one in NYC and one in an affordable city, and typically the NYC residency is more competitive. If I have ~30 hours of non-working, non-sleeping time each week, I'd want to have an easy commute home and ample money for conveniences. Even with higher pay (~$75K), COL in NYC means you are barely scraping by unless you've got a spouse with significant income. In the cheaper cities, $60K is more than enough to pay down some loans, save for retirement or a home, and splurge on some time-saving luxuries when you have crazy weeks/rotations (e.g., grocery delivery, cleaning service, wash-and-fold, take out, a car, etc...).

Maybe I'm soured living car-less in a HCOL city on an MD/PhD stipend. Working/studying 70-80 hours/week is already exhausting, but adding the stress of unreliable public transit, schlepping my clothes to a laundromat weekly, making time to scrub my shower, kitchen, oven, and cooking almost all of my own meals has just left me completely burnt out.

To me, one of those situations just sounds so much better than the other. I guess I'm just surprised that it skews that opposite way. Not at all surprised MGH/BWH/UCSF are popular, but I'm surprised that programs like BI, Cornell, and Columbia tend to be far more popular than their prestige equivalents in cheaper cities.

Average age of graduation is ~29, and many specialties and work environments are de facto requiring more training hours (typically via previously unnecessary fellowships, but also through research years, "career development," etc...). Compared to Boomers, people are spending much more time in training these days.

I'm not going to die on this hill. Definitely not looking for an internet argument. Just voicing an opinion and wondering how many agree or disagree.

Could be that a somewhat high proportion of med students have family money. Not really absurd to think that a resident with a 5000000 trust fund can live above his or her means in the big cities mentioned

 

[snapitstoby]

Match lists for all four UIC campuses.

Chicago
Peoria
Rockford
Urbana

 

[Gilakend]

I will be an m1 next year. I’m trying to choose between Wayne, OUWB and MSU. I’m actually interested in Ophthalmology and also Cardiology.
Between Wayne and OUWB which school do you think had a better match list?

Do you know the price difference yet? I agree Wayne is more established and I'd (probably) choose Wayne over OUWB all else equal. Although I know they had some situation with DMC that I don't know all the details of which could change my opinion.

However, if OUWB was significantly cheaper, would have no problem going there. But, at least when I applied, Wayne was the cheapest school in Michigan and I can't imagine that has changed.

 

[DarkBluMage]

Meharry Medical College

Meharry’s overall match rate for this year is 96.2 percent! More than half of our Matches (54.7 percent) are in primary care! We are so proud of our students. The Class of 2022 Matched in training programs around the country including: Mayo Clinic, Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, Yale, Harvard, Duke University Hospital and Morehouse School of Medicine.
Match statistics are below:

Primary Care Specialties
Family Medicine 16
Internal Medicine 20
Pediatrics 16
Obstetrics/Gynecology 6

Specialties
Anesthesiology 6
Emergency Medicine 16
General Surgery 5
Neurology 2
Orthopedic Surgery 1
Psychiatry 4
ENT 1
Ophthalmology 1
PMR 3
Pathology 2
Med-Peds 2
Transitional 3
Military 1

 

[UnlimitedTraction]

Why? I just commented on the strength of a match list like everyone else is doing here. Strong and not strong. Is everyone here supposed to say every list is strong in order to be respectful? You registered a new account just to swap me lmao?!

It's almost like people might have preferences besides prestige when interviewing and ranking

 

[TelemarketingEnigma]

Harvard Medical School

General Surgery
MGH (4)
BIDMC
UCLA
BWH (2)
Duke
University of Washington
NMC San Diego

Emergency Medicine
MGH
Highland Hospital
Augusta University

OB-GYN
Johns Hopkins
Northwestern (4)
Penn
Yale
BWH
Cornell
Oregon Health and Science University
University of Washington

Internal Medicine
BWH (9)
NYU
MGH (12)
University of Colorado
Stanford (6)
Duke
Columbia (3)
Johns Hopkins
Penn (2)
Dartmouth
Vanderbilt
Cornell

Pediatrics
University of Washington (3)
Boston Children’s (8)
MGH (2)
Children’s National Medical Center
Johns Hopkins
CHOP
Baylor

Anesthesiology
Stanford
MGH
BWH

Dermatology
Penn
UC Irvine
MGH (3)
Stanford
NYU
Stanford

Urology
University of Washington
Mayo Clinic
Oregon Health & Science University
BWH

Medicine-Pediatrics
Penn
BWH

Diagnostic Radiology
Stanford
MGH
Northwestern

Psychiatry
MGH
BWH
Cambridge Health Alliance
Yale
UCSF (2)
Vanderbilt

Medicine-Primary
MGH
BWH (2)
Yale

Neurology
MGH
University of Colorado

Prelim Medicine
BWH

ENT
Mass Eye and Ear/Harvard (2)
Rutgers
University of Miami
University of Maryland

Orthopaedic Surgery
HSS
Mayo Clinic
Penn
University of Washington
Baylor
UCLA
MGH

Family Medicine
Cambridge Health Alliance
Penn

Interventional Radiology
Penn

PM&R
Harvard Spaulding (2)

OMFS
MGH (3)

Pathology
MGH

Neurological Surgery
MGH

Ophthalmology
Baylor
Johns Hopkins
UC Irvine
Mass Eye and Ear (3)
University of Minnesota
University of Florida
UC Davis

Plastic Surgery
NYU
UC Irvine

Thoracic Surgery
Stanford

hmmm this might be missing people or have errors? at least it's missing one of my future co residents lol

I'm just surprised that the location is a draw given the reality of residency (i.e., low pay, minimal free time, high stress).

Tons of people have family ties to the NYC area, or are more comfortable in big cities/want easy access to the things they offer. If your commute/life is easy but it takes you hours to get to a major city, you're never gonna get to do city things on your limited time off. If you really like doing big city things, you want to be living in it already so you can enjoy it in your rare time off.