Canadian medical school Match Lists for CaRMS 2004

[Guest strider2004]

Queen's

80 participants

Anesthesia - 6

Community Medicine - 1

Emergency medicine - 5

ENT - 1

Family Medicine - 19

General Surgery - 6

Internal Medicine - 9

Neurology - 2

Neurosurgery - 1

OB/GYN - 2

Ophthalmology - 2

Orthopedic surgery - 3

Pathology - 1

Pediatrics - 5

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - 1

Plastic Surgery - 2

Psychiatry - 3

Radiotion Oncology - 1

Radiology - 1

Urology - 1

Unmatched - 4

 

Total 76

The other 4 are unaccounted for

 

 

 

Edited the subject title to make it more descriptive. -Ian

[Guest marbledust]

Sounds like your class had an excellent match 19 for family med...ouch :|

[Guest gucio93]

Here are the stats for Mac:

 

Anesthesia - 5

Emergency - 2

ENT - 2

Family Medicine - 56

Internal Medicine - 14

Medical Genetics - 1

Neurology - 3

Neurosurgery - 3

Obs/Gyn - 5

Ophthomology - 2

Orthopedics - 4

Pathology - 1

Pediatrics - 8

Plastics - 2

PM&R - 1

Psychiatry - 5

Radiology - 1

Surgery - 3

Urology - 1

Unmatched - 4

 

Total: 123

[Guest therealcrackers]

UWO

 

Total: 98

Unmatched: 6

 

Anaesthesia 4

Cardiac Surg 2

Comm Med 1

Diag. Rad. 3

Emerg Med 3

Family Med 15

Fam Med Rural 7

General Surg 4

Internal Med 22

Lab Med 1

Ob Gyn 9

Orthopaedics 4

ENT 1

Paediatrics 6

Psychiatry 6

Radiation Onc 3

Urology 1

[Guest UWOMED2005]

We had more Internal Medicine matches than Family?!?

 

Whoah, that's odd.

 

(Whoops - just realized I forgot to add the Rural Family to the Family spots)

[Guest therealcrackers]

So a total of 22 family med, 15 London, 7 rural... which is 22% of the class, going into the second round match.

 

As an aside, that is 97 people from 2004 class entering the match, and one from 2002; no reason disclosed (sorry).

 

As a second aside, I have found out about two of the people who went unmatched: 1 suicided into plastics with no backup, the other ditto with dermatology.

[Guest Ian Wong]

Here's UBC's Match List for 2004. This includes the unmatchees from CaRMS 2003, for a total of 116 applicants. A total of 6 people went unmatched after the first round, going after the usual competitive list of specialties (Ophtho, Derm, etc), leaving 110 matched applicants after the first round. Notables to this matchlist include tons of Radiology and Anesthesiology, as well as tons of Family Medicine in both urban and rural settings. This year's class was very interested in Family Medicine, which is a good thing for our province.

 

7 Radiology

12 Anesthesiology

11 Internal Medicine

2 Neurosurgery

2 Radiation Oncology

1 Dermatology

2 Ophthalmology

1 Plastic Surgery

1 Urology

4 Orthopedic Surgery

5 Pediatrics

2 Pediatric Neurology

1 Neurology

2 General Surgery

1 PM&R

6 Laboratory Medicine

2 Anatomical Pathology

8 Psychiatry

3 Obstetrics and Gynecology

27 Family Medicine, Urban

9 Family Medicine, Rural

1 Community Medicine/Rural Family

 

Ian

[Guest Ian Wong]

As an aside, I'd love to see the matchlist for all the other schools! There's never been a compilation of all these matchlists before, at least not one that's been publically available, and we finally have the moderator numbers up high enough that it should be possible to get a match list for most every school in Canada.

 

If you happen to have the matchlist for your school, please post it here. Thanks!

 

Ian

[Guest dddd]

Ian, did no one match emergency med at UBC?

[Guest Ian Wong]

I don't think there was much interest in the 5-year Emerg program from this year's class, so no, no FRCPC EM matches from UBC this year. Last year we matched 3 into EM.

 

Ian

[Guest CaesarCornelius]

Neurology 3

Family (I couldn't distinguish rural from city) - 34

Emerg 1

Internal 11

Plastics 2

Gen Surg 4

Peds 3

Psych 6

Anes 4

ENT 1

Derm 1

Optho 1

Rads 1

PMR 1

OBGYN 2

Urology 1

Orthopedics 1

 

Class size is 82 I think, so about 4-5 went unmatched.

 

CC

[Guest Ian Wong]

Heya,

 

Any of the moderators from Alberta, Calgary, Sask, Manitoba, Ottawa, U of T, McGill, Memorial (and U of Montreal, U of Sherbrooke, and Laval U as well!) able to post up their med school's match lists?

 

Ian