PRS Independent Match 2013

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s8nmarkov said:
Does anyone know how many interviews on average one should attend b/c it is getting too expensive and we haven't even heard from half the programs yet.
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I think most people do between 10-15. I did 14 and by the end of the trail I was close to catatonic. I don't know how people do more than 15, emotionally or financially
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Any advice for choosing which 10-15 interviews to actually attend? I'm having trouble separating the programs based on websites. Does geography then become the deciding factor? I asked a similar question on a different thread before. The most helpful response said to choose based on what the program will teach you. I.E if you want hand go to a hand heavy place. Is there a reference for the programs that states place A is great for hand, place B is great for breast recon, etc.? The plastic surgeons at my institution have been somewhat helpful regarding this but have limited insight for most programs. I have some interviews booked for the same day so have to decide which one to turn down soon.
 
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U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
Nassau University Medical Center / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
Uva (1/7)-2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7)- 2/9, 2/23
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
NUMC / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
UVA (1/7): 2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7): 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7): 2/1, 2/8
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
Nassau University Medical Center / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7)-2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7)- 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7)- 2/1, 2/8
 
Lahey clinic just sent me a rejection today, Who got interviews there?
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
Nassau University Medical Center / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7)-2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7)- 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7)- 2/1, 2/8
Lahey (1/9) - 2/25
 
No Lahey interview... No rejection. I must be in that "MAYBE" pile.
 
FifteenBlade said:
No Lahey interview... No rejection. I must be in that "MAYBE" pile.
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I thought the same happened to me with Mayo Clinic (Rochester), then got the interview the next day.

Is Lahey a decent program? All I know is that some of the rotations are @ Harvard.
 
I have a staff who graduated from Lahey and he thinks it is a well balanced program, excellent working environment. He did say they do a lot of hand.
 
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U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
Nassau University Medical Center / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7)-2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7)- 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7)- 2/1, 2/8
Lahey (1/9) - 2/25
U Tennessee-Memphis (1/10): March 8, March 22, April 5
Vanderbilt (1/10)-3/9, 3/15
Tulane (1/11) 2/22, 3/8
 
UT Memphis (1/15).... I guess they sent a second round of invites or the date above is not accurate
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
NUMC / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7): 2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7): 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7): 2/1, 2/8
Lahey (1/9): 2/25
U Tennessee-Memphis (1/10,1/15): 3/8, 3/22, 4/5
Vanderbilt (1/10): 3/9, 3/15
Tulane (1/11): 2/22, 3/8
Wayne State (1/15): 2/16
Johns Hopkins (1/15): 2/27
U Alabama (1/15): 2/9, 3/9
 
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Did anyone include Deans letters in your SF match packet? Or did you send them directly to programs?
 
It wasn't a required document.

The University of Texas Health Science Center - Houston Plastic Surgery, Feb 18, 22, 25
 
WABT said:
Did anyone include Deans letters in your SF match packet? Or did you send them directly to programs?
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SF match doesn't require it.
If your med school sent it to FCVS, then it will be included in the FCVS packet sent to SF Match and distributed to the programs. Probably not important...
 
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Does anybody kmow what to expect during these interviews? Has anybody done it in previous years to comment?
 
Does anybody want to switch Miami interview from march 2nd to the 9th....I would really like to switch to the 2nd..
 
Anybody knows what are the interviews like? what are common questions?
 
Does anyone want to switch Temple interview from Feb 15th to Feb 9th?...

The 15th would really work best for me !
 
All of the programs said that they had 100 or more applicants.. How many are there in this forum?
 
I don't know...feels like only a handful are around in this forum.
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
NUMC / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7): 2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7): 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7): 2/1, 2/8
Lahey (1/9): 2/25
U Tennessee-Memphis (1/10,1/15): 3/8, 3/22, 4/5
Vanderbilt (1/10): 3/9, 3/15
Tulane (1/11): 2/22, 3/8
Wayne State (1/15): 2/16
Johns Hopkins (1/15): 2/27
U Alabama (1/15): 2/9, 3/9
UTHSC - Houston (1/16): 2/18, 2/22, 2/25
 
I just withdrew from the match, so that is another 15 or 16 new open interview spots... Good luck to everyone!
 
Why did you withdraw? Did you notify the places you're interviewing in or just did it on SFmatch?
 
does anyone know the official story with thank you letters? contacting programs? phone calls made on your behalf?
 
FSing said:
does anyone know the official story with thank you letters? contacting programs? phone calls made on your behalf?
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ACAPS has the rules on their website. They are very strict concerning contact with the program after the match.

As for thank-you notes, they're nice but they don't matter. My chief doesn't even read his. We have our list made up the end of the last day of interviews. Applicants may move up or down depending on what we can find out after the interview as we call all program directors/chiefs and some of the people who wrote letters of recommendation.

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Independent Residency Matching Rules Agreement
American Council of Academic Plastic Surgeons
Adopted changes to the existing SF Match agreement are in bold in the text below-

Matching Rules

The Matching Process was developed to allow applicants to Residency and Fellowship training
to visit and evaluate various training programs in a systematic fashion without the pressure of
being asked for a commitment before the evaluation process is completed. At the conclusion of
their evaluation process, applicants can rank programs in a confidential fashion with the
opportunity to match to the best available program.
These rules were prepared to ensure the integrity of the Matching process. Violations may well
result in loss of opportunity for both applicants and programs to achieve the best possible
match. If one becomes aware of violations of these rules, they should be reported to the SF
Match Office. All reports regarding violations will be kept confidential. Violations of these
rules by program directors or faculty may result in penalty actions regarding participation in
the Matching process.

Rules for Program Directors:

Post interview communication Policy

The use of second look interviews in preparation for the plastic surgery residency
match is prohibited. There will be NO communication between faculty and applicants
after the interview except for faculty communicating with their own advisees. There
can be no unsolicited contact from anyone in the program to the applicant except the
coordinator needing missing information for the application. Contact with the
residents in a program can only be initiated by the applicant. The content of the
communication can under no circumstances address the applicant's desirability by
the program, their ranking, etc. The Program Director is responsible for
disseminating this Policy within the Program.

Appointments

The participating programs agree not to make any appointments prior to the match. Positions
that remain vacant after the match may be filled by direct negotiation between program
directors and applicants. These positions may be listed on the Vacancy Information System.
Confidential Ranking Lists
All ranking lists are confidential. The matching program will not reveal how any applicant
ranked any program, nor how any program ranked any applicant.
Statements of Intent
If made, such statements must be unilateral, voluntary, and unconditional. Neither party may
ask the other for a commitment. A statement like: "I will rank you first if you rank me first" is
against the matching rules. A statement like: "You are among the best programs/applicants I
have seen so far; I appreciate meeting you regardless of how you will rank me" is permitted.

Binding Commitment

Both the program and the applicant formally commit to accepting a position with any one of
the rank choices listed. Both parties are bound by the results of the match. However, an
applicant’s actual entry into the training program (and continuation in it) is contingent upon
satisfactory completion of the prerequisite training, any special requirements the program may
have stated explicitly for all applicants and satisfactory performance during training.

Rules for Applicants:

Match participants make the following binding agreement:

 I am solely responsible for the choices on my rank list and for the match outcome
resulting for those choices.

 I understand that no participating training program has the right to require that I state
how I shall rank that program on my confidential rank list, nor do I have a right to
demand that any program inform me how it plans to rank me.

 I understand that I cannot avoid accepting an appointment to which I have been
matched without a written release from the ACAPS Match Grievance Committee. I
also understand that another program cannot offer a position to me unless I have this
release. I understand that releases are not automatic and my actions may be
challenged.

 By submitting a rank list, both the applicants’ choices and the program directors
choices make the match result a binding commitment. However; Any offer made is
contingent upon satisfactory completion of the prerequisite training as generally
required and special requirements if specified by a particular training program;

 If I obtain a position in this match, I will withdraw from all other matches in postgraduate
medicine that compete and conflict with this match. I agree that Match
results may be sent other formal matching programs as notice of action under their
respective rules.

 I declare that I have no obligations (e.g. military) which might prevent me from
accepting a position if offered;

 I authorize SF Match the use any information I have provided in any study approved
by SF Match, provided that no information clearly and uniquely identifies me is
disclosed in reports resulting from such a study.

Violations

Observed violations of the matching rules and appeals to break a match agreement must be
reported to the SF Match Director or the ACAPS President. All reports of match violations
will be investigated and penalties will be assigned at the discretion of ACAPS.
The Current ACAPS President will serve as the Violations Administrator. The ACAPS
Match Grievance Committee will in addition consist of the ACAPS Past President
(who will serve as Committee Chair), the ACAPS President Elect, the three ACAPS
Vice Presidents, and the Chair of the ACAPS Residency Selection Committee.

Sanctions:

Validated violations will be reported to the RRC for investigation and possible
citations. All validated violations will be announced at the next ACAPS meeting.
If an Independent Residency Program offers a position outside the Match to a
candidate registered for the Match, the Program may not participate in the
Independent Match the following year.
If unusual circumstances result in an Independent Residency Program
attempting to fill a vacancy by offering the position to candidate matched elsewhere,
the Grievance Committee must be notified. The Grievance Committee will arbitrate
the decision to allow an exception to the Match Rules. If a Program does not comply
with this process, the Program will not be allowed to participate in the Independent
Match the following year.
 
Moravian, how much do phone calls to the program make a difference?
And when is the most effective time to do this? Right after interviews? Close to rank list deadline date?
 
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SDplastics said:
Moravian, how much do phone calls to the program make a difference?
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My feeling is that it depends on who the phone call is from and what they say about you. If your chair/chief, PD or some "named" person (or someone that we know personally) calls and says things like:

--This is the best resident we ever had
--We will try to keep them
--We wish we had a program here so we could match them
--We want them to come back as faculty when they are finished with training

Then it's a no brainer. No one is going to put their reputation on the line for a marginal candidate.

The best time to call is (at least for us) is right after the interviews. What we get via phone or email has the power to move people up or down the list. I don't think we ever moved anyone off the list from a phone call. It's usually fairly obvious at the interview who fits in and who doesn't.
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
NUMC / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7): 2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7): 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7): 2/1, 2/8
Lahey (1/9): 2/25
U Tennessee-Memphis (1/10,1/15): 3/8, 3/22, 4/5
Vanderbilt (1/10): 3/9, 3/15
Tulane (1/11): 2/22, 3/8
Wayne State (1/15): 2/16
Johns Hopkins (1/15): 2/27
U Alabama (1/15): 2/9, 3/9
UTHSC - Houston (1/16): 2/18, 2/22, 2/25
Duke (1/22): 3/8, 3/9
 
can any one switch Vanderbilt interview? I have March 9th and would like to switch to March 16?
 
U Mississippi (10/8): 2/8, 3/15
U Tennessee - Chattanooga (10/15): 2/15, 3/15
Temple (10/25): 1/18,1/21,2/9,2/15
Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery Institute (11/15): 3/25
LSU (11/20): 1/25, 2/22
U Miami (12/5): 2/23, 3/2, 3/9
U Utah (12/7): 1/31, 3/2
U Louisville (12/11): 3/11, 3/25
Henry Ford (12/18): 1/22, 2/5, 2/12
U Colorado (12/19): 3/15, 3/16
U Florida (12/21): 2/1, 3/1
Pitt (12/27): 3/1
UNC (12/30): 3/8
U Illinois Chicago (1/2): 3/16, 3/23
Cooper Med (1/2): 1/25, 2/28, 3/15
Montefiore / Albert Einstein (1/3): 2/8, other dates?
Summa Health (1/3): 1/26, 3/2
UC Davis (1/3): 2/9
Mayo-Rochester (1/3): 1/31-2/1, 2/10-11, 3/10-11
U Nebraska (1/4): 3/6, 3/14
NUMC / LIPSG (1/4): 2/1-2, 2/22-23
University of Virginia (1/7): 2/14, 2/21
Mayo Arizona (1/7): 2/9, 2/23
Loyola (1/7): 2/1, 2/8
Lahey (1/9): 2/25
U Tennessee-Memphis (1/10,1/15): 3/8, 3/22, 4/5
Vanderbilt (1/10): 3/9, 3/15
Tulane (1/11): 2/22, 3/8
Wayne State (1/15): 2/16
Johns Hopkins (1/15): 2/27
U Alabama (1/15): 2/9, 3/9
UTHSC - Houston (1/16): 2/18, 2/22, 2/25
Duke (1/22): 3/8, 3/9
MUSC (1/23): 2/21, 2/22, 2/23
UT San Antonio (1/23): 3/21, 3/30
 
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I don't know if any of you are doing a second tour of the SF match, but this was just posted today:

Job Title: Plastic Surgery Residency Position

Location: The Ohio State University, Columbus OH

Job Description: The Department of Plastic Surgery at The Ohio State University is offering a three-year residency position starting on July 1, 2013. Qualified applicants must have completed full training in one of the traditional surgical pathways for the Independent programs, such as General Surgery (including the Vascular Surgery Board of the American Board of Surgery), Neurological Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Otolaryngology, Thoracic Surgery, or Urology by July 1, 2013. The resident will have extensive exposure with a team of experienced faculty to perform general plastic surgery, microsurgery for correction of traumatic and oncologic defects, pediatric plastic surgery including cleft lip and palate surgery and congenital hand surgery, facial and hand traumatic reconstruction, and aesthetic surgery. These will take place during rotations in four freestanding health care systems: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Riverside Methodist Hospital, and Grant Medical Center.

The OSU Wexner Medical Center is affiliated with the internationally renowned James Cancer Hospital & Solove Research Institute and Nationwide Children’s Hospital. A competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package are offered. The Ohio State University is an equal opportunity employer. Selection will be based on merit, without bias to gender, race, color, ethnic origin or sexual orientation. Interested applicants please submit CV, personal statement, and 3 letters of reference to: Stacey Seibert

Contact:

Stacey Seibert
Education Coordinator
The Ohio State University
Department of Plastic Surgery
915 Olentangy River Road, Suite 2100
Columbus, OH 43212

P: 614-293-9030
F: 614-293-9024
[email protected]
 
Does anyone want to switch U.of Mississipi from Feb 8th to March 15th ?
 
I cancelled my feb 8 interview at u miss so there may be an opening
 
Does anyone want to trade my Duke 3/8 for your 3/9?
 
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