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No luck needed as students match to top programs
Sarah Hutchison and Tadesse Eshetu celebrate. Hutchison matched to an obstetrics/gynecology residency at the Oregon Health & Science University in Portland, and Eshetu matched to a diagnostic radiology residency at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.
The suspense ended when noon arrived and students could approach the tables on which their match envelopes awaited.
Katherine Landen and Jonathan Litt congratulate each other. Landen matched to an emergency medicine residency at MetroHealth Medical Center, and Litt matched to a pediatrics residency at the University of California, San Francisco.
Planned retirement meant that Richard Aach, M.D., associate dean and director of residency and career planning, marked his last Match Day in this advising role in 2005.
Much of the country was celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, but the future was at the forefront of the minds of Class of 2005 students at the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. For them, March 17 was Match Day. Marking one of the last hurdles before commencement, Match Day is when graduating M.D. students learn where they’ll be spending the next three to seven years of their lives undergoing the additional training necessary to practice and receive board certification. During the year, students interview at hospitals around the country and then list their preferences as to where they would like to receive this additional training. On Match Day, they discover how their choices matched up with those of hospitals at which they interviewed. Excitement built as noon approached in the lobby of the Wolstein Research Building, where students anxiously awaited the chance to rush the tables on which sat the envelopes that told their fate. Medical school administrators congratulated the students as they counted the minutes until noon. “You did superbly,” said Richard Aach, M.D., associate dean and director of residency and career planning, who marked his last Match Day in this role. “You did us proud and will represent us well.” “Good luck. Now the real work starts,” said Robert Haynie, M.D., Ph.D., associate dean for student affairs. Dr. Haynie, a 1972 Ph.D. alumnus and 1978 M.D. alumnus, mentioned that the class was the first one with which he had been involved after being named associate dean. “I want to wish you all the best of luck. It’s going to be great to watch all of your careers,” C. Kent Smith, M.D., senior associate dean for students, said. Ralph I. Horwitz, M.D., dean of the School of Medicine and vice president for medical affairs, told the students that Match Day proves the adage “that the reward for a job well done is another job.” At noon, students were rewarded with the opportunity to personally experience the satisfaction expressed by the administrators. Envelopes were ripped and screams erupted. (Students who could not attend the festivities could log on to their computers at 1 p.m. to learn their fates.) The Class of 2005 will undertake a total of 158 residencies (some students will complete more than one residency because their intended fields require it). Of those residencies, 54 will be undertaken in Ohio – 49 in Northeast Ohio and five elsewhere in the state. The most popular residency choices of students in the class were pediatrics (15 residencies) and internal medicine (14), with six additional residencies in internal medicine/pediatrics and 15 internal medicine/preliminary residencies. Another primary care field, family medicine, had seven matches. The field of surgery had 10 matches, including one preliminary residency, and the specialties of emergency medicine, orthopedic surgery, pathology, psychiatry, and diagnostic radiology also were popular with the class, with nine residencies in each field to be undertaken. Residency positions in these specialties remain highly competitive. The popularity of various specialties among Case medical students also was reflected nationally. A run-down of other fields represented in the match at Case, listed alphabetically: anesthesiology, five matches; dermatology, two; neurology, six; neurosurgery, one; obstetrics/gynecology, six; ophthalmology, four; oral and maxillofacial surgery, one; otolaryngology, three; physical medicine and rehabilitation, one; radiation oncology, two; plastic surgery, one; transitional, 12; urology, two. The following list includes the names of all members of the Class of 2005 who are serving residencies (including those who secured their residencies outside the National Resident Matching Program) and the types and locations of the residencies. Hospitals not identified with a city are located in Cleveland. AnesthesiologyAndrew Sungkun Baek University of Southern California Los Angeles, Calif. Ashanpreet Singh Grewal University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore, Md. Tal Susan Malka Leiby St. Vincent’s Hospital New York, N.Y. Harish Nandigam Anesthesiology New York University School of Medicine New York, N.Y. Henry Rachal III University of Texas Medical School Houston, Texas Dermatology David Asaph Barzilai Rhode Island Hospital/Brown University Providence, R.I. Aneta Reszko New York Presbyterian/Cornell New York, N.Y. Emergency Medicine John C. Burkhardt University of Michigan Hospitals Ann Arbor, Mich. Richard Arthur Clinton Henry Ford Hospital Detroit, Mich. Joel David Edminster MetroHealth Medical Center Sarah Marcia Greenberger Orlando Regional Healthcare Orlando, Fla. Katherine E. Landen MetroHealth Medical Center Joshua Howland Tamayo-Sarver Harbor – UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles, Calif. Suki Ohk Weller MetroHealth Medical Center Christine Klug Young Grand Rapids Medical Center Grand Rapids, Mich. Wesley Robert Young Grand Rapids Medical Center Grand Rapids, Mich. Family Medicine Tara-Sharon Coyle University of California - Davis Sacramento, Calif. Anne Hazen Gaglioti (Accelerated) University Hospitals of Cleveland Daniel Lopez-Uribe University of California - Davis Sacramento, Calif. Daila Melita Pravs Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pa. Lloyd Austin Aaron Runser Madigan Army Medical Center Tacoma, Wash. Katherine Marie Schlessman Oregon Health & Science University Portland, Ore. Mason Tootell (Accelerated) University Hospitals of Cleveland Internal Medicine Van Wesley Adamson San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium San Antonio, Texas Saurabh Bansal Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pa. Thomas Robert Breen Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio John Matthew Castor Duke University Medical Center Durham, N.C. Franklin Whitney Goldwire Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, D.C. Darsham Yussef Gonzalez MetroHealth Medical Center Erin Renee Macrae Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. Veronica Denise Matthews New York Presbyterian Hospital/Cornell New York, N.Y. Stephanie Greer Norfolk University Hospitals of Cleveland Joanne Sooin Park Northwestern University/McGaw Medical Center/Northwestern Memorial Hospital/Jesse Brown VA Medical Center Chicago, Ill. Natasha Nicole Powell Duke University Medical Center Durham, N.C. Krishnan Radhakrishnan University of New Mexico School of Medicine Albuquerque, N.M. Manish Dhiraj Shah University Hospitals of Cleveland Suzanne White Winthrop-University Hospital Mineola, N.Y. Internal Medicine/Preliminary Sharukh Jamshid Bhavnagri MetroHealth Medical Center Calvin Christopher Brown University Hospitals of Cleveland Devon Scott Conway Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven, Conn. Michelle Therese Fabian MetroHealth Medical Center Radhika Lingam Kumar Northwestern University/McGaw Medical Center Chicago, Ill. Sara Catherine Lewis Mt. Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. Nikolas John Stanger London MetroHealth Medical Center Harish Nandigam Stony Brook Teaching Hospitals New York, N.Y. Aneta Reszko MetroHealth Medical Center Aaron Patrick Tansy MetroHealth Medical Center Erica Jane Tyler Roger Williams Medical Center Providence, R.I. Ari Jacob Wilkenfeld University Hospitals of Cleveland Zongqi Xia University Hospitals of Cleveland Wei Xiong University of Maryland Baltimore, Md. Clare Y. Zhang Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Brian David Waifun Chow University Hospitals of Cleveland Emily Marie Daligga Indiana University School of Medicine Indianapolis, Ind. Teresa Kieun Nam University of Chicago Hospitals Chicago, Ill. Anjali Doll Pearce MetroHealth Medical Center Jeffrey David Solomon University Hospitals of Cleveland Philip Alan Verhoef UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles, Calif. Neurology Devon Scott Conway Neurology Yale University New Haven, Conn. Michelle Therese Fabian Neurology Mount Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. Aaron Patrick Tansy Columbia University New York, N.Y. Ari Jacob Wilkenfeld Boston University Boston, Mass. Zongqi Xia Harvard University Boston, Mass. Wei Xiong Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md. Neurosurgery James Brett Price Fleming University of Alabama Birmingham, Ala. Obstetrics/Gynecology Sarah Elisabeth Hutchison Oregon Health & Science University Portland, Ore. Chad Jason Jessup Ohio State University Medical Center Columbus, Ohio Nikki Lynn Neubauer Duke University Medical Center Durham, N.C. Adeola Ayodele Okusami Stamford Hospital/Columbia University Stamford, Conn. Bethany Diane Skinner University of Colorado Denver, Colo. Catherine Victoria Angley Wilkins MetroHealth Medical Center Ophthalmology Gene Aidan Johnson University Hospitals of Cleveland Radhika Lingam Kumar Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Wis. Nikolas John Stanger London California Pacific Medical Center San Francisco, Calif. Peter Mark McGannon Rush University Medical Center Chicago, Ill. Orthopedic Surgery Scott John Deering Michigan State University Kalamazoo Center for Medical Studies Kalamazoo, Mich. Korboi Nehemiah Evans Orthopedic Surgery Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, D.C. Brendan David Masini Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio, Texas Andrew S. Neviaser Hospital for Special Surgery New York, N.Y. Jaime Anne Rice University of Chicago Hospitals Chicago, Ill. John Mark Ryan The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Leah M. Schulte George Washington University Washington, D.C. David Marshall Sedory Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio, Texas Shawn Edward Trokhan Mt. Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Lucas Robert Beatty University Hospitals of Cleveland Otolaryngology Nithin Dev Adappa Mount Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. Jonathan Marc Grischkan Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Seth Nathaniel Willen Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University New York, N.Y Pathology Jeffrey Andrew Bailey University Hospitals of Cleveland John Michael Childs Duke University Medical Center Durham, N.C. Anne Marie Deucher University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. Paul James Grabenstetter University Hospitals of Cleveland Matthew Taylor Howard The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Rish Kochikar Pai University of Chicago Hospitals Chicago, Ill. Edmunds Zigurds Reineks University Hospitals of Cleveland Andrew Edward Schade The Cleveland Clinic Foundation David Wald University Hospitals of Cleveland Pediatrics Jill Glassberg Azok University Hospitals of Cleveland Aaron James Clark Tripler Army Medical Center Honolulu, Hawaii Edward Bernard Cooper Children’s Hospital Boston, Mass. Jamie Lynn Dargart Northwestern University/McGaw Medical Center Chicago, Ill. Teryn Ani Edwards Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University/Montefiore Medical Center New York, N.Y. Joshua Baer Friedman MetroHealth Medical Center Andrew Christopher Harris The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Jennifer Rae Hohman St. Louis Children’s Hospital St. Louis, Mo. John James Holcroft Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore, Md. Jonathan Samuel Litt University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. Sarah Monique Lytle Mayo School of Medicine Rochester, Minn. David Michael Mills Medical University of South Carolina Charleston, S.C. Jeffrey Henry Shaw Children’s Hospital Medical Center/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Steven Lewis Shein University Hospitals of Cleveland Justine Kamilah Walker UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles, Calif. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Victor Mounir Ibrahim New York Presbyterian Hospital New York, N.Y. Psychiatry Brenda Rachel Altose University Hospitals of Cleveland John Alan Gray University of California, San Francisco San Francisco, Calif. Brent Smail Harlan San Antonio Uniformed Services Harold Joseph Hong Duke University Medical Center Durham, N.C. Elizabeth La Salvia Harvard Longwood Boston, Mass. Karen Park Lim UCLA Neuropsychiatry Institute Los Angeles, Calif. Tae Woo Park University of Pittsburgh Medical Education Program Pittsburgh, Pa. Alina Nicole Schneider University of New Mexico Albuquerque, N.M. Matthew Mark Vrabel University Hospitals of Cleveland Radiology/Diagnostic Sharukh Jamshid Bhavnagri The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Tadesse Eshetu The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Roee Saul Lazebnik Stanford University Stanford, Calif. Sara Catherine Lewis Mt. Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. Vipul Ramesh Modi University Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio Anandh Ganapathy Rajamohan University of Michigan Hospitals Ann Arbor, Mich. Ann Louise Rivera MetroHealth Medical Center Danielle Marie Seaman University Hospital Cincinnati, Ohio Erica Jane Tyler Baystate Medical Center Springfield, Mass. Radiation Oncology Timothy Paul Korytko Ohio State University Medical Center Columbus, Ohio Erin Sennett Murphy The Cleveland Clinic Foundation Surgery (General) Shannon Lynn Bianchi Temple University Hospital Philadelphia, Pa. Kimberly Ann Clawson University of Minnesota Medical School Minneapolis, Minn. Amy HyoJung Coulter University Hospitals of Cleveland Laura Isabel Eichhorn Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tenn. James Brett Price Fleming (Preliminary) University of Alabama Medical Center Birmingham, Ala. John Christopher Graybill Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington, D.C. Cecilia Meei Loh Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital Cooperstown, N.Y. Michael Aaric Rosenbaum University Hospitals of Cleveland Christopher Michael Sciortino Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md. Elizabeth Stuebing Rhode Island Hospital/Brown University Providence, R.I. Plastic Surgery Brian A. Pinsky Mt. Sinai Hospital New York, N.Y. Urology Irma J. Lengu University Hospitals of Cleveland Bertram Emmanuel Yuh State University of New York Buffalo, N.Y. Transitional Andrew Sungkun Baek Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn, N.Y. David Asaph Barzilai Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Ashanpreet Grewal Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Victor Mounir Ibrahim Maimonides Medical Center Brooklyn, N.Y. Gene Aidan Johnson Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Timothy Paul Korytko St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Oakland, Mich. Roee Saul Lazebnik Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Vipul Ramesh Modi Akron General Medical Center/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Nicholas Adam Plaxton St. Joseph Mercy Oakland Oakland, Mich. Henry Rachal III University of Texas Medical School Houston, Texas Anandh Ganapathy Rajamohan Summa Health System/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio Danielle Marie Seaman Akron General Medical Center/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine Akron, Ohio |
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