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Match Day 2013

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Students photograph their match envelopes before the event Dr. David R Lambert leads students in the countdown before they open their match envelopes. Gener Augustin [R] is embraced by 3rd year SMD student Ashley Slaughter after matching with Case Western University for vascular surgery. Sophia Malary, holding her match letter, will be heading to the University of New Mexico for a family medicine residency SMD students celebrate during match day University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry students find out where their residencies will be on Match Day at Saunders Research Building Tamara John [R] who will be heading to Yale for orthopedic surgery, receives a hug from classmate Millicent Okereke Current URMC resident Erica Miller, left with newly matched URMC resident Jesse Schenendorf SMD students celebrate during match day University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry students find out where their residencies will be on Match Day

4th year medical students all over the country anxiously waited until exactly 12 noon to find out where they would spend their residency. Watch the big moment for the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry MD Class of 2013:

Facts about the MD Class of 2013 Match

  • 18  of URSMD Class of 2013 students chose Internal Medicine, 10 chose Emergency Medicine, 9 in Family Medicine,  Pediatrics and Anesthesiology (1 of these 9 will train in Pediatric Anesthesiology).  7 in Neurology with 6 in General Surgery categorical or preliminary, 4 in Obstetrics & Gynecology, Orthopedics and Psychiatry, 3 in Dermatology, 2 in combined Medicine-Pediatrics, Child Neurology, Ophthalmology, Radiology, Pathology, Plastic Surgery and Vascular Surgery, 1 in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Urology
  • The top specialty choices in the class were: Internal Medicine (18), Emergency Medicine (10), Family Medicine (9), Pediatrics (9), Anesthesiology (9)

Facts about Classes of 2013 Nationwide:

  • Nationally, there were 17,487 seniors from U.S. medical schools who were active applicants in the match and submitted a rank list
  • Nationally, 52.5% of students got their first choice, 16% their second and 10.3% their third
  • National data indicated 19.1% of students chose Internal Medicine, 11.2% Pediatrics 8.7% Emergency Medicine, 8.3% Family Medicine, 5.8% Obstetrics and Gynecology and General Surgery and 4.6% Anesthesiology