Thread: Uhsa practicing md alumni directory

UHSA Alumni Association

The latter directory lists at least 2000 UHSA MDs that are licensed & practicing in the US and internationally.

Good Job UHSA !

keep it coming...

Cheers

Well lets go back to the subject, matching rates of IMG's

PGI positions offered 2011 =23,421
filled= 22,386

Interesting information

From those 22,386 positions 1,884 belong to US IMG's and 2,721 to non US IMG's fpr a total of 4,605.00 IMG's matched for PGI positions in 2011.

http://www.nrmp.org/data/resultsanddata2011.pdf

How many were from UHSA? Specialities, Hospitals...etc

Go to the report and count them as well as the ones of AUA.

AUA and trustworthy medical schools at least lsist the information specific to their graduating classes on their websites. Why doesn't UHSA do this? Oh, wait...I know why. UHSA is a scam. There I go again being redundantly redundant all over again.

Why don't you read the information I posted before about the information posted by many schools in regards of the matching rates and graduates (straight from the source )..... well lets go to the webpage of AUA for example AUA claims to have a graduate that matched in a residency position in Ponce PR. Interesting... there is[B] NO graduate from AUA accepted in the residency program in Pediatrics. As a matter of fact they do not have even one resident in this residency program.

Merry Christmas.

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain!!! For I am the Great Oz!!!

If you care so much about AUA's Match info, give them a call: 212-661-8899. It's mostly self-reported by students / alumni in any case. If you wish to gain some level of respect here: update UHSA's website to post UHSA's Match info.

Dear Mr. Tipton,

There is plenty of evidence to support the fact that AUA, is not as credible as you want to believe it is !
The following are only several of what we have on file, but unlike you, we don't believe that cyber-terrorism is the answer, UHSA has its issues, and the institution is constantly improving.

The following are some facts, perhaps you and others should be aware of:

1. in the early 2000's AUA posted false info, and photoshoped photos of "fake Campus signage" while it was a painted factory & a local plaza.
2. Brochures from AUA, stated "accredited KMC-AUA" affiliation make believe that if KMC is accredited, then by default so is AUA, and we all know it is not the case.
3. AUA affiliation with Walden U, etc..."offering" MD students MBA or MPH, for the sole purpose of manipulating the student loans system, and therefore, allow student to get additional $$$ to pay for the MD degree, otherwise rejected, by US student loans.
4. AUA claims of USMLE pass rate are falsified, as we have seen with Mr. W's case, only 41% of AUA students passed the USMLE step 1, from 2006-2008.
5. AUA's nursing program, found to be NOT accredited, misleading students, with false promises, only later these poor souls found out their degree is as useless as the paper it was printed on.

I will give it to AUA, they are fighting for their credibility with ongoing litigation, however facts are facts, and buyer be ware of any institution's foundation that was misleading from the start. (to state the least.)

Your direct and constant attacks on UHSA, are frivolous and vexatious to state the least, and at this point in time, 14 UHSA MD graduates, from several states, have hired a firm that specialize in "cyber-terrorism" and are continuously logging your IP, and posts (among others) for the purpose of mutual litigation of libel, and defamation against our institution.

Thank you & seasons greetings !

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Originally Posted by Tipton

AUA and trustworthy medical schools at least lsist the information specific to their graduating classes on their websites. Why doesn't UHSA do this? Oh, wait...I know why. UHSA is a scam. There I go again being redundantly redundant all over again.

Grand Wizard #2 deflecting UHSA scam-oh-rificnous. AUA is just fine as far as I know. If you need more info give them a call: 212-661-8899.

Signage? Really? That's your first proof? From the "early 2000's"? LOL

Well lets go back to the subject, matching rates of IMG's

PGI positions offered 2011 =23,421
filled= 22,386

Interesting information

From those 22,386 positions 1,884 belong to US IMG's and 2,721 to non US IMG's fpr a total of 4,605.00 IMG's matched for PGI positions in 2011.

http://www.nrmp.org/data/resultsanddata2011.pdf

What do you have to say to this Mr Tipton based on the list that AUA publishes?

Remember NO AUA graduate as a resident at the program of Pediatrics in Ponce Puerto Rico.... was this a mistake published? or was this done on purpose Mr. Tipton.

Well lets go back to the subject, matching rates of IMG's

PGI positions offered 2011 =23,421
filled= 22,386

Interesting information

From those 22,386 positions 1,884 belong to US IMG's and 2,721 to non US IMG's fpr a total of 4,605.00 IMG's matched for PGI positions in 2011.

http://www.nrmp.org/data/resultsanddata2011.pdf

What do you have to say to this Mr Tipton based on the list that AUA publishes?

Remember NO AUA graduate as a resident at the program of Pediatrics in Ponce Puerto Rico.... was this a mistake published? or was this done on purpose Mr. Tipton.