don't see any placements in texas, not even family practice.

ok, i see one internal/ped combined.

remember, sgu has folks mostly from the coasts; probably less folks looking to go back to the middle parts of the country.

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Steph
If you get a warning, put on yer manpants and stop whining about it.

ya...I think I know three Reds that aren't on there including my old roomate. Plus I think one of the rads is listed as IM... maybe that's just the prelim....III doooon't know.... OH...and a neurology .
geoff

Steph just spoke with Dr. M about the mistakes on the list. Can you email him the name of your friend that got BW rads

ill email him thanks.

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Steph
If you get a warning, put on yer manpants and stop whining about it.

The school is notorious for under-reporting the results of the match. That being said, I am a bit dissappointed to note that there were no matches in Orthopedics, Derm, ENT, and some of the other specialties that have been traditionally tougher to get into. I know that each year at least one or two people match into these. No rad-oncs?
Anyone know of people who matched into the "tougher" specialties? Or was there no one who was actually interested in applying to these this year?

HG

i think that most specialites weren't reported here. I doubt there are any neurosurgery or radoncs this year but you never know.

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Steph
If you get a warning, put on yer manpants and stop whining about it.

I certainly don't know what everyone was applying for, but I did not hear of anyone in our class applying for Derm or ENT. I know a couple of guys that interviewed for Ortho, but as usual, this was a very competitive year for that specialty.

There is also the St. Joseph's Hospital in Houston for surgery and Baylor COM for PM and R.

Unfortunately I wasnt one of them!

My friend's Anesthesia at NY methodist wasnt listed. Her prelim in surgery was! Go figure!

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Nimitt
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