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Alex has matched into the Dermatology Residency at Einstein-Montefiore Medical Center, ranked among the Top 25 training programs in Dermatology. Dermatology is typically one of the 3 most competitive fields for residency matching. She also matched into prelim transitional year at Memorial-Sloane Kettering, a program universally considered the most competitive preliminary year medicine internship in the country.

Sanjeet is completing a Fellowship in Cardiothoracic Surgery at USC-LA County Medical Center, one of the highest volume CT Surgery Programs in the world. Sanjeet was previously chief resident in surgery at UCLA, a top 20 Surgery residency program. He earned his MD PhD at Baylor.

Gaelen is doing her Residency at UCSF in Otolaryngology/Head & Neck Surgery, ranked as a top 15 program in this field, and considered the most competitive ENT program on the West Coast. UCSF Medical Center has been repeatedly ranked as one of the top 10 hospitals in the US. ENT is consistently one of the most competitive residency matches.

Lauren is completing her residency at Denver Health Medical Center, the #3 ranked ER residency in the country. In the last decade, Emergency Medicine has emerged as one of the hottest fields for residency applications, and thus it has become increasingly competitive.

As a former class president at Columbia P&S, a top 10 medical school, Caleb matched into Neurology residency at the Harvard Combined Program for Massachussetts General and Brigham and Women’s Hospitals, two of the most prestigious hospitals in the world. The program is the #2 ranked Neurology program in the country.

Receiving her MD from Baylor College of Medicine in 2018, Abigail matched into OB/GYN at the University of Pennsylvania. The OB/GYN program at UPenn is the #3 ranked OB/GYN program in the country. Over the past 5 years, OB/GYN has become increasingly competitive for residency matches.

As a former MD/PhD student at Duke, Karolina received a direct match into Pathology at Duke Medical Center, a top 20 Pathology program. Her research focus is in T-cell dysfunction as it relates to glioblastoma. Karolina has strong family ties to medical schools in Poland, and has done extensive tutoring work with students from international medical schools.

Rhodes was former Howard Hughes Medical Institute Researcher while completing his MD at NYU. Rhodes matched into Pediatrics at Boston Children’s/Harvard University, the #1 Pediatric program in the country.

Anup is a resident in Diagnostic Radiology at Washington Univ–St Louis, the #3 Radiology program in the country. He previously completed his preliminary transitional year at Scripps Mercy Hospital in La Jolla, CA one of the most competitive and desired preliminary programs in the country.