NYU future co-resies- we will be receiving an email with some more info today but scheduling begins at 10 am ET on 11/30
NYU Grossman School Of Medicine-NY
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Anonymous posters frequently described NYU Grossman as a highly regarded, competitive dermatology program with strong clinical volume and hospital-based training. Several posts noted long working hours and mixed accounts of resident satisfaction, while others raised questions about housing costs and salary. A few commenters described the program as more clinically than research focused.
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2025–2026 Derm
2 entries❌1. Very fucking weird vibes while rotating there. Attendings are nice to your face, harsh behind your back. Residents (including chiefs) are talking shit about certain nurses. Everyone can be super cold (esp some of the nurses? idk maybe just a NYC thing). Residents ask you to do little personal errands not related to patient care.
💬1. Might be a NYC thing with the nurses; they've been on strike in the past few months and tensions been building up. Frequent discussions on r/residency about the dynamic between NYC nurses and residents. > personal errands sounds like some bullshit > a friend who did an away there told me he was asked to help with picking up a resident's child lol > that's the stupidest thing I've ever heard respectfully a crazy thing to ask a med student
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Anyone know the NYU interview dates? It says we can't schedule until 11/30 but I can't see what the options are x2<excited for this interview<< lol same but when is it?? 1/11 or 1/14<THANK U<gotta look out for fellow future NYU-ers
NYU II X12
Who else refreshing every 2 secs for NYU prelim
check out this fantastic article detailing the response of NYU to the covid pandemic https://www.newyorker.com/science/medical-dispatch/what-happened-when-medical-residents-asked-for-hazard-pay
yeah.... I don't want to go to Penn or NYU any more...
dont know who actually matched there but NYU list is crazy good, congrats guys! will say im a little salty i didnt get it but happy for everyone nonetheless
Yeah prolly wouldn't say it's a great list just because they're coming from top schools, though I'm sure they were all great applicants and good fits for NYU. I suppose the fact that people make that assumption though is why home program prestige seems to matter.<<yea school rank 100% percent matters in derm sadly. thats why i tell all premeds that wanna do compeittive specialties to go to the higher ranked school
Congrats NYU! x2
Best programs for cosmetics?
FM -> Derm Cosmetics Fellowship -> dont have to deal with the rest of derm bullshit and just make a ton of money << what kind of derm cosmo fellowship can non-derm people do?? < NYU, UCLA, Miami
<<Such a gunner move "hurr just don't go into derm, another spot for me". TBH you can be a chiropractor and open up a cosmetics program.
There are peds trained people who I have seen now have cosmetic only practices and surgeons (not plastics) who also have cosmetics only practices.
I am all for whatever it takes to get the cosmetics people out of our field <I don't want to do cosmetics, but I rather someone in derm do it who actually trains some in this stuff rather than FM/IM/PEDS/Neurology (went to a neuro clinic that started doing cosmetic botox as well as migraine botox) etc.
edit match sheet : Lehigh has 2 spots. Also add Cooper in PA; Columbia has 4 spots and NYU has 8
additional edits: loyola has 3 spots, U of C has 4, SIU has 2, MCW has 5
SIU has 3 as of last year
PD at Loyola said there's 4 spots this year
Absolutely. While reviewing applications, the residents and faculty note applicants they WANT to interview and then there are the so so applicants they still give the interview just in case/ curtosey/ etc. During the interview, I find it obvious the way the residents and such interact with the stellars that looked great on paper during the interview. As long as they aren't straight weirddo, I assume they will be ranking them highly. There is always that rare case of someone that is a weirdo and will drop down that list if that are just plain weird or doesnt seem like a fit
<Like the way residents interact with them during the downtime? That seems unlikely.
Very unlikely. Most residents don't know your application. If they are an interviewing resident, they probably have a limited application and don't know your scores.< It variues by program (some were blinded, others had scores/stats in front of them). However, at most programs there is no official rank list pre-interview that interviewers know about since they don't all meet together to make this list. They may each have their individual rank list generally based on their own interests and how it overlaps with the applicants they read about to prepare for the interviews but honestly there were plenty of interviewers who knew very little about me at both top and mid tier programs. Also, a lot of programs use a scoring system during interviews which is what makes their initial rank list which serves as a starting point during the rank meetings
< thought columbia was 5? <yes my mistake it's 5!
I can confirm a few residents and faculty that interviewed me were aware of my scores
<< thanks, will update
Which programs sent out RTM calls already? Too many to count now... Please tell me the NYU one isn't real
Stanford, Yale, MCW
MCW wasn't an RTM call based on what was written 9-10 rows below here << do we think yale actually did?
A few programs have. It really doesn't matter though - rank in order of which programs you want to attend.
I agree it shouldn't change ranking but I do think it's reasonable to want to know which have sent them
Best food on the interview trail?
NYU
I'd like to give a nod to the University of Missouri for the pizza at lunch. Bahn Mi pizza was delicious
Henry Ford for the best snacks. Dried fruit, chocolate covered (dont remember what), and Rx bars
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Miami. That Cuban food was so good
I love this town, the people, the food - pork sandwiches - my favorite ... but tonight I'm hungry for something different
UCSFx2 gotta love that sushi and ice cream sandwich combo
Kaiser lunch had bomb build your own bibimbap
TX A&M had chick fil a sandwiches so them for sure
Yale "foods of New Haven" was bomb x 2
The Mexican food at Stanford + the mediterranean food at stanford
Dartmouth pre-fixe farm to table dinner the night before
How many people here are ranking NYU #1? literally nobody< Ya'll shouldn't rank NYU #1, its a hard life living in the city, the pressures put on by the program, unsafe areas. And no i am not trying to persuade people otherwise, you should rank according to fit.
stop making shit green
< LOL WTF. I am sure a lot of people are. Manhatten. Top 5 program. /endthread
Manhattan ** isn't that great, as someone who's lived there. Disagree that it isn't safe tho, or any less safe than any other city program.
lol this forum is absolute crap. Gunners trying to disuade other gunners from ranking top programs due to "fit" wtf
Well NYU sent out RTM calls soo if you didn't get one, sorry buddy
< uh is this real?
Can't verify the authenticity of the post but I matched to NYU last year with 0 post-interview communication.
How many people here are ranking NYU #1? literally nobody
<Lol this is just more evidence NYU is being ranked #1 by lots of people, gunners gunna gun
lol, I think NYU has gotten the most hate of any program this year< i didnt read a lot of hate here?? what are you talking about
after interviewing at a nyc program and seeing how ridiculous the COL is, im not interested in living like a rat even if it's in nyc or whatever the training will be like or the rep
For the record, a few of the prestigious programs like Harvard and Northwestern aren’t even making my Top 5. It’s so tough to rank based on “fit” vs city vs prestige. For anyone else struggling I say do what makes YOU happiest. Easier said than done but know you’re not alone in the struggle of deciding. x2
Thank you <3 this is helpful. I recently made the decision to do similarly and I've been feeling conflicted. < could you elaborate a bit on what part of Harvard or Northwestern you didn't jive with? Facing the same (happy) problem right now.
everyone gunning for MGH and posting "i ranked it last" to convince others to do the same. only way to game the system, kudos.
<it's derm, you can do anything you want with training at most places. Go with what makes you and your SO happy x2
Current PGY-1. Ranked places closer to family ahead of top tier programs because ultimatelymy SO and I decided that we would be happier at those programs and they would be more supportive of any career path. Make your ranklist however YOU want to and dont let people on a spreadsheet, Doximity rankings, prestige, etc tell you how to rank places. WWYD really doesnt matter because everyone and every situation is different
i really want to believe in the positivity of these messages but the cynic in me says it's just applicants fucking other applicants over.
OP: really not my intention. I just want to admit that I personally struggled and it feels WEIRD to look at these top programs lower on my list but it works for me and just wanted to put it out there because I know a lot of people are struggling with the same thought process.
also posted about this and definitely not trying to screw anyone over. I wanna be close to family
Also, on the flip side, I would argue that if name/prestige DOES matter to you, then rank it that way! This makes it seem like it's black and white, that you're sacrificing something to rank the top programs higher. But sometimes there's a reason why top programs are top!
Please don't rank NYU, thats my top.. kthxbi
Who actually considers northwestern top 5 is my question
Does anyone remember NYU's PGY2 salary? I can't find it anywhere online
PGY1 (for 2019-2020) is $68k GME wide so I assume a bit higher than that
https://med.nyu.edu/pediatrics/residency/program-overview/salary-information
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< where is it?, oh you're basing this off of the schools that the matched applicants are from