the thing about NY is this... if you are not on their "list", you can only do up to 12 weeks of rotations in NY, if you do more, you're in big trouble. supposedly the packet of info requesting them to evaluate our school has been in the works for quite a while now, and it takes them a long time to approve the school. I don't know if this is true, it's just what i've heard.

And technically, you are not to do a residency there, but people do residencies in NY all the time from our school. Our Pharm teacher, Dr. S*, left to go to Kingsbrook Hospital, NY, Internal Medicine, on an off cycle match in January 2006. Lots pf people match in NY, because there are so many positions available, and they are typically IMG friendly.