Ohio State University Med Ctr

Rush interviewed everyone who did an away this year, didn't happen previous years but thought it would be helpful to know! Great program!

theres a tab in the 25-26 sheet about aways that didnt interview rotators

i do not rec OSU, it is an awful away. rude faculty, rude residents. you will be miserable. easy away to get but occupy your time with another school

< echoing this. they interview all rotators but they are an interesting bunch..

I think the top program that guarantees an interview if you do an away is Miami. But they only take 4-8 rotators per year so if you get one you can be pretty well assured they like your app. They usually match 1-2 away rotators also despite having 30+ internals per year. Emory also guarantees an away. As does Tulane. Some texas programs do as well

Texas doesn't seem to match non-Texans often tho

UTSW does occasionally

PD money and epstein files money is a whole different class of money lol

yeah unfortunately most academic derms won't be making finance/CEO level salaries lol, although there are a surprising # of derm attendings/residents from generational wealth

stay away from Mt Sinai, yikes

I mean, I wouldn't put it past anybody. OSU's obgyn chair is involved: https://www.reddit.com/r/medicalschool/comments/1qzfzmi/the_chair_of_obstetrics_and_gynecology_at_the/

wow

Been told to rank the middle more so based on location

Columbus, OH is a great city to live in, great football and has an airport. Winters aren't as brutal as MN. Would recommend

sounds good, yeah haven't been to any of these cities and hard to tell program vibes from the interviews, any thoughts about any of these programs?

I think a lot of it will come down to personal preference? Ex., for me personally, I'd prioritize programs in areas where I don't have connections that are next to a bigger airport to make it easier to see family/friends; city size and demographics are also something to consider

disagree, I think Columbus Ohio sucks ass. But it's probably better than Detroit or Minnesota

Penn State, Northwestern, Yale (kind of), Georgetown, Ohio State, Brown, Cleveland Clinic, UPMC, UTHSC (tennessee), Zucker/Northwell, Emory, Mizzou, WVU, Dartmouth

wait I didn't know about Northwestern, are we sure?

Exact wording: "We are very excited to welcome you to the Northwestern University combined Medicine-Dermatology interviews, which also serves as interviews for either the categorical Medicine and/or advanced Dermatology tracks, if you have applied to either of those Northwestern programs. "

northwestern med derm counts for prelim.

Penn state does??

yes Penn state does, presented to us on interview day

what about northwestern regular Derm/peds derm> NW med derm counts for advanced derm NW position + med derm position. NOT prelim. You can ask to be considered for categorical IM, but that was not guaranteed by just applying.

everyone was so kind - had a great morning

POOP

some weird questions but good

very chill

I think that will probably be tonight

POOP

Thank you!

yep, she wanted 2 times from the list

she's the PC

yes, did she respond?

yes gave confirmation> does anybody know if OSU has later release dates?

duke, penn, mcw, univ of arkansas, hopkins, UNC, OSU, UPMC

isn't Yale traditionally 11/3?

wait penn is 11/3???

also Baylor, Geisinger, Mayo, Cornell, Northwestern (?), Ohio State, Arkansas, UT San Antonio, Wisconsin, Virginia Tech

pretty sure penn is 12/1

per the spreadsheet, 11/17

i believe signals cover the entire program

i feel like ive heard they almost exclusively interview rotators. could be wrong tho

i declined an away and was not invited to interview

sounds like n=1, maybe more

OSU almost always matches internals and away rotators, strong preference for people they know

this part! just look at their resident classes