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Old 04-14-2006, 10:57 AM
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Publishing names is not a privacy issue. It is public knowledge. If the person attended the medical school and used it to land a residency then they are obliged to post their name and where they matched.

Once you are licensed you are obliged to disclose where you went to med school and where you did your residency. It is, once again, public knowledge and not an issue of privacy.
You are correct that once licensed your name and training data become part of the public record and many states publish this information on websites,including other biographical information and malpractice history,disciplinary actions etc.
In looking at match lists from US schools it appears about half do release the name of the graduate with their program the rest do not.Its optional for them.
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can anyone recall a ross grad or another fmg during this year or the previous years matching to an ophtho program?
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Old 04-19-2006, 06:50 PM
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What are these?

Medicine - Primary
Brookdale Hospital Medical Center-NY
Staten Island University Hospital –NY (2)
Wilson Memorial Regional/UHS-NY
Unity Health System-NY


They are listed below Internal Medicine
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wow this list is very motivating!!!
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that was a very impressive match. is it true radiology is not very competitive this yr?
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Some specialties require a primary year in IM before you start training.



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What are these?

Medicine - Primary
Brookdale Hospital Medical Center-NY
Staten Island University Hospital –NY (2)
Wilson Memorial Regional/UHS-NY
Unity Health System-NY


They are listed below Internal Medicine
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Some specialties require a primary year in IM before you start training.
No..you are confusing this with "Preliminary"
Internal Med PRIMARY is an internal medicine residency which has more of a focus on outpatient care with less inpatient rotations.It is usually designed for those seeking to practice general internal medicine but a fellowship may follow such a residency.
An example of such a program http://info.med.yale.edu/intmed/pcimrp/
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No..you are confusing this with "Preliminary"
Internal Med PRIMARY is an internal medicine residency which has more of a focus on outpatient care with less inpatient rotations.It is usually designed for those seeking to practice general internal medicine but a fellowship may follow such a residency.
An example of such a program http://info.med.yale.edu/intmed/pcimrp/
i agree........
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No..you are confusing this with "Preliminary"
Internal Med PRIMARY is an internal medicine residency which has more of a focus on outpatient care with less inpatient rotations.It is usually designed for those seeking to practice general internal medicine but a fellowship may follow such a residency.
An example of such a program http://info.med.yale.edu/intmed/pcimrp/
Cool thanks for the info. Had never heard of this. Preliminary Medicine I know well though as I start one in July.

So it's a basically a three year IM program that allows you to become board certified in IM BUT differs from the typical IM residency in the amount of inpatient training? Is it harder to get a fellowship coming from one of these programs? Are they more or less competetive then normal IM programs or is it more dependent on insititution/local then type of IM program which determines competetiveness. Just curious
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I stand, corrected.

I should have perused the list, because I would have seen both primary and preliminary.



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No..you are confusing this with "Preliminary"
Internal Med PRIMARY is an internal medicine residency which has more of a focus on outpatient care with less inpatient rotations.It is usually designed for those seeking to practice general internal medicine but a fellowship may follow such a residency.
An example of such a program http://info.med.yale.edu/intmed/pcimrp/
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