Tulane Univ SOM-LA

Miami, Tulane> Tennessee

so for these programs, do you not need to signal them (gold or silver) if you do an away rotation there?

heard wake forest interviews them all!> not true for WF >LSU

FSU, MUSC, Arkansas, UF

you'll have to ask them, ik programs also change from year to year, signals are still fairly new

you def still should silver signal your aways at the least unless specifically told otherwise, but in my experience they all still wanted a signal some aways wanted silver and told us to save gold for others

you can probably look at the old sheets linked on the reddit and it can give a rough idea

Feel like none of these aren't guaranteed anymore :(

no theres several that still auto interview. just look at the spreadsheets the information is there

Emory, Miami, Tulane auto IV. Maybe some other smaller programs do as well >since when is Miami auto IV? with their 400 internals lol >Miami only accepts 4-8 rotators per year and interview all of them during the rotation.

its filled?

idk that's what I'm asking

did anyone get the Tulane research position?

Tulane

> Tulane is only for those who interviewed there

duke, UAB, SLU, sinai, Emory, melanoma fellowship, penn

i don't agree Emory

also i wouldn't say any of these are guaranteed. it should be *highly increases* your chances of matching

also i would directly talk to the research fellows that are coming from these RYs. If the mentors are saying one thing, and RY fellows that matched are saying another about their experiences, I'd be wary. Don't forget that many applicants have home programs and other sources of networking/support that could have contributed in very meaningful positive ways.

also if mentors don't offer to connect you with past research fellows who have matched i'd take that as a red flag

Does anyone know if the Tulane RY is open to apply to? I cant find info on how to apply> they have a new fellow that will be starting this year.

It's a 2 year fellowship and only open to people they've interviewed for residency but didn't match.

It's a 2 year fellowship and only open to people they've interviewed for residency but didn't match. < Yes, Dr. Erin Boh runs it. She's had the fellowship for quite a while actually. If you went unmatched and she calls you if you want to take it, take it.

no but can we make a list of the interviews that we know will be in person?

Hopkins, Yale, Mayo, Louisville Maryland, Tulane, USC, LSU, University of Florida Gainesville, kaiser LA, Univ Miami>these are exactly the programs i would have guessed would have in person interviews

what does that mean lol

I thought in person was just better for vibe check

programs want to be sure you can handle their patient populations and cities

what does it mean to "handle" a patient population...

yeah I dont know what you are saying is true, this is essentially every major city, wytalkin bout