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Profile #00430
Demographics
Match Year: 2009
This profile will remain anonymous for one year from the match date above.
Advanced Degrees Obtained: - MA
Academic Information
USMLE Step 1: 266 Step 2 score not available to residencies during application.
AOA: Not Selected Class Rank:  Bottom 50%
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Family Medicine: | High Pass | |
Internal Medicine: | High Pass |
Pediatrics: | High Pass | |
Surgery: | High Pass |
Neurology: | Satisfactory | |
Psychiatry: | High Pass |
OB/Gyn: | High Pass | |
Radiology: | Honors |
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Other Information Medical School: Top US News Med school with Big name rads program.
Research:
MS in Biomedical Engineering: 1 first author, 1 patent, a pres and abstract.
1 year in Med School: co-authorship and a pres.
Post doctoral year of research: nothing available for ERAS app, but mentioned in iv's.
Leave of absence:
Took a leave of absence for financial reasons (personal finances out of control). Got a job to payoff personal financial debts.
Applications
Alabama Arkansas California Florida Georgia Emory U: | | | - Applied - Attended interview - Interview Experience:
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Illinois Indiana Louisiana Ochsner Clinic Found: | | | - Applied - Attended interview - Interview Experience:
| Tulane U: | | | - Applied - Attended interview - Interview Experience:
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Maryland Johns Hopkins U: | | | - Applied - Attended interview - Matched here (Ranked # 1) - Interview Experience:
| Very nice faculty and very nice interviewers. 2 of them were residents. | - Program Advantages:
| They ranked me - that was a HUGE advantage for me! Very friendly atmosphere. Extremely impressive residents. Tons of equipment, huge department, really nice facilities. NIH director was old rads department chair at Hopkins. | - Program Disadvantages:
| They say Baltimore is, but have lived in Philly and Saint Louis which are supposed to be horrible dangerous cities and had a great time in both. Plan on living in Federal Hill, Canton, or some other interesting Inner Harbor neighborhood. |
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Match Experience Applied to 45, received invites from 18, only went on 14. Matched at #1 so it makes me think I didn't have to interview at all 14, but I have heard stories of those that interviewed at 14 and didn't match. Please note that my interviews roughly obeyed the Rule of 1/3's. Make sure yours do as well or you might find yourself unmatched in March.
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