Med Students Find Their 'Match'
CINCINNATINearly 45 percent of the 156 UC College of Medicine students matched with residencies on Match Day March 20 are staying in
University
The National Residency Matching Program (NRMP), the organization responsible for keeping the match organized and fair, found that among 2008 graduates, interest in family medicine residencies is on the rise. At UC, 15 students matched with family medicine residency programsup from 13 in 2007.
Internal medicine was the most popular residency match for UC students, followed by emergency medicine, family medicine and pediatrics.
For complete UC Match Day results, visit http://medonestop.uc.edu. To learn more about residency matching, visit www.nrmp.org.
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