For Howard's interview, what do we put for the Training Program on their consent form?
Howard Univ Hosp-DC
HowardWashington, DC
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Several posts describe Howard's interview day as brief, often about one hour, with some mentioning short-notice or unclear scheduling communications. Multiple commenters described residents as friendly and happy, though a few noted comparatively lower pay, and some posts said the program does not participate in preference signaling.
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2025–2026 Derm
1 entry❌1. Residents are on their own when it comes to studying for board exams and the program is sadly underresourced with no in-house dermpath. Have to share VA with other DC residency programs. Terrible salary that is not adjusted to high COL in DC.
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any word on Howard scheduling?
Has anyone heard from Howard?
Howard U self-scheduling started this morning; there was a 2nd message this morning following the II yesterday< it's not safe to sleep, this went out 7 hours before it was supposed to =/
Howard U II x 8
has anyone heard from howard derm?
Top 5 programs in terms of skin of color training? x4
oh good question! I would like to know too
My guess: Mt. Sinai, Wake, Howard, UCSF, Harvard, U penn, NYU
< you forgot UTAH
NYU??? x2
absolutely NYU << dang one would think that best skin of color training would occur in places with high % skin of color pop (Detroit, Birmingham, Baltimore, etc)
really UTAH?
I think sarcasm
What about Henry Ford, Emory, UNC, NW? Henry Ford PD actually felt the need to reassure us during the interview presentation that they get to see skin cancer at community clinics because the main hospital is so heavily just skin of color
<I rotated at UNC and felt it was very diverse - agreed, very pleasantly surprised
Another vote for Wake Forest! Amy McMichael is an amazing doctor and person!
<- WF faculty seems diverse, but their patient population is still pretty rural and not as diverse
yes, but Dr. McMichael has an interest in SOC so tailors her teaching/clinic to that. She gave a talk to our program a few years ago, hence the fangirling.
Also, Hopkins has a specific initiative to support underrepresented minority faculty and residents.
when people write "__ x1", does that mean one person total or one person who wrote it plus another one agreeing? lol
My guess is someone agreeing x2 << thanks! x 0 << sometimes and x2 are confusing because in my mind they mean the same things
but technically x2 means three people total. it's confusing.
i've been putting x2 when i'm the second person bc.. math? whoops <wait me too LOL x2
1x1=1 << TERRENCE HOWARD WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION (this is a very obscure reference so here is the wiki page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrence_Howard#Terryology)
__ x1 = 2 people total
Will derm interview invites be offered on Thursday 11/7/19 following a silent Wednesday (1 derm rejection)? Yes: 2 No: 0 Programs: WashU (regular), Stanford, Minnesota Actual: Recap of Wednesday 11/6/19 Invites: 0 Rejections: 1 (U of Rochester) TY/Prelim released today (2): U Pitt (Prelim and TY), Brockton (TY) Derm interviews released since Monday (12 first time offers, 1 research track, 1 second wave): U New Mexico, U Arkansas, Oklahoma, Eastern Virginia, Howard, NYU, Mississippi, Medical College of Wisconsin, Georgetown, Wash U (Research), Henry Ford, George Washington, St. John’s Episcopal Hospital and Cooper (2nd wave) TY/Prelim released this week: UVA (Prelim), U Pitt (Prelim and TY) and Brockton (TY) As of 8:40 EST: 63% of derm programs have not sent out interviews and a sum total of ~171/447 (38%) derm spots have been offered interviews. What's the point? IT IS EARLY and the overwhelming majority of spots have not been offered interviews yet AND even the ones that have been offered may not have offered for all their spots. On this equivalent day (i.e. first Wednesday of the month) last year: 1 interview went out (George Washington University, which came out yesterday for us). On tomorrow’s equivalent day (i.e. first Thursday of November) last years: 6 derm interviews went out and 1 med/derm interview! (Wayne State, U Minnesota, Dartmouth, Columbia, Virginia Tech, Southern Illinois and Washington MedDerm) Looking ahead: This week last year was a busy week for interviews with 16 being released in total! Goodnight everyone! -SD
<< This is a long post with some relevant data in addition to your predictions. Hope you all find this useful and have a goodnight! -SD << You're #1 in my heart. Thanks SD <3 x7 <<< SheetDaddy fan here, but I think if the posts were smaller, more morsels/highlights, like the first program prediction/tally template - we'd probably get most people on board. On mobile a post like this to the left takes up entire screen
<-- Download the "Calm" App. << why? << because this is neurotic! << Chill out bro, don't read it if you don't like it instead of being negative. Maybe you should spend your time using the "calm" app instead of being up everyones ass x6 << this actually is pretty neurotic, and I don't think saying something is neurotic should invite such a volatile response. Like damn this whole SD shit is becoming cult-like and stupid.
Hey SD--how many interviews do you have? x2
sdff
oh good question! I would like to know too
My guess: Mt. Sinai, Wake, Howard, UCSF, Harvard, U penn, NYU
< you forgot UTAH
NYU??? x2
absolutely NYU << dang one would think that best skin of color training would occur in places with high % skin of color pop (Detroit, Birmingham, Baltimore, etc)
really UTAH?
I think sarcasm
What about Henry Ford, Emory, UNC, NW? Henry Ford PD actually felt the need to reassure us during the interview presentation that they get to see skin cancer at community clinics because the main hospital is so heavily just skin of color
<I rotated at UNC and felt it was very diverse - agreed, very pleasantly surprised
Another vote for Wake Forest! Amy McMichael is an amazing doctor and person!
<- WF faculty seems diverse, but their patient population is still pretty rural and not as diverse
yes, but Dr. McMichael has an interest in SOC so tailors her teaching/clinic to that. She gave a talk to our program a few years ago, hence the fangirling.
Also, Hopkins has a specific initiative to support underrepresented minority faculty and residents.
My guess is someone agreeing x2 << thanks! x 0 << sometimes and x2 are confusing because in my mind they mean the same things
but technically x2 means three people total. it's confusing.
i've been putting x2 when i'm the second person bc.. math? whoops <wait me too LOL x2
1x1=1 << TERRENCE HOWARD WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION (this is a very obscure reference so here is the wiki page https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrence_Howard#Terryology)
__ x1 = 2 people total
Howard came out
Would anyone who is scheduled for Howard on 1/14 be willing/able to switch to 1/15???
anyone thinking about dropping Wright State or Howard?
For anyone interviewing at Howard tmro, has anyone heard if the day is still going as planned? Per local news, Howard University will be closed, though this doesnt necessarily apply to the medical center or even college of medicine. Have not heard anything from program coordinator either...
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skin of color as in red man syndrome?