Thursday, November 29, 2012

Successful Match on 11/28!

On 11/28/12, pediatric residents across the country received their fellowship match in the following subspecialities: Pediatric Intensive Care, Nephrology, and Genetics. CNMC applicants had another round of fantastic matches. Congratulations to the following 8 CNMC residents who matched on 11/28:

PICU:
Ariel D. - Columbia
Bob K. - CHOP
Claire S. - Cincinnati Children's
Jess S. - CHOP
Lindsey R. - John's Hopkins
Tom W. - Children's Hospital of LA

Nephrology:
Sarah T. - Boston Children's

Genetics:
Hind A. - John's Hopkins/NIH

This list adds to our previous successful PL-3 matches this year:

NICU:
Liz S. - Children's National Medical Center

Cardiology:
Yinn O. - Emory

Allergy/Immunology:
Adora L. - Children's National Medical Center

 CNMC provides significant elective/selective time, numerous support through advisers  as well as the opportunity to become involved in research through the REACH program allowing residents to explore their various subspeciality interests and strengthen their subspecialty applications. Congrats to all the applicants again!

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3 comments:

  1. SarahDecember 6, 2012 at 2:09 PM

    Had a great time at the interview! During first year elective time - is almost every sub-specialty available, for example, Pediatric Rheumatology? Thanks!

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  2. SarahDecember 6, 2012 at 2:09 PM

    Had a great time at the interview, thanks! Also, during the elective month as an intern - can we do almost any sub-specialty, for example, Pediatric Rheumatology?

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  3. AnonymousDecember 15, 2012 at 9:02 AM

    Sarah:

    I am glad your interview went well. You can absolutely work with any sub=specialty during elective/selective time. It is a great chance to experience specialties you may be interested in. The online community keeps an active list of options and contact numbers, but if there is something you want to do that is not on the list, you can make an experience yourself by finding a mentor in that field. This has been accomplished by many residents. Here is the list of active rotations directly from the website:


    Advocacy
    Allergy/Immunology
    Anesthesiology
    Board Preparation
    Camp (Summer only)
    Cardiology
    Dermatology
    Endocrinology
    Genetics
    Gastroenterology
    Global Health
    Hematology-Oncology
    HSC
    Hospitalist
    Immigrant Health
    Infectious Diseases
    Nephrology
    Neurology
    Ophthalmology
    "Orthopedics and
    Sports Medicine"
    Otolaryngology
    Pain Team
    Palliative Care
    Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
    Primary Care - FB
    Primary Care- Private
    Procedures (ER/IV)
    Psychiatry
    Pulmonary
    Radiology
    Rheumatology
    Sports Medicine (Univ of Maryland)
    Surgery
    Teaching
    Transportation
    Urology

    Thanks for your question!

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