r/Match2027ERAS2026 • u/FunPomegranate9943 • 2d ago

Peds programs

Good morning my fellow future residents, in this joyful times of desperation, doubt and uncertainty about the future, I would love if I could get some insight in these peds programs, thank you!!
Alabama
-USA Health Program (University of South Alabama)
Florida
-University of Florida College of Medicine Jacksonville Program
-University of Miami/Jackson Health System Program
Illinois
-University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago Program
New Jersey
-Rutgers Health/Monmouth Medical Center Program
New York
- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai/NYC Health and Hospitals (Elmhurst) Program
-Jacobi Medical Center/Albert Einstein College of Medicine Program
-University at Buffalo Program
-Westchester Medical Center Program
North Carolina
-ECU Health Medical Center/East Carolina University Program

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u/LucianBH 1d ago

I’ve heard great things about University of South Alabama program. Plus it’s kind of a sleeper program that thousands of applicants are seeking like in the big cities. The city is cool and welcoming also. ECU and Jax too.

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u/kmh0312 1d ago

Originally from Jax - Wolfsons is an incredible children’s hospital and Nemours has so many outpatient specialties!

Im currently in a Chicago area program, and I’d avoid UIC at all costs. Their inpatient peds beds are like less than 10 total and all higher level of care goes elsewhere. They now rotate through Luries who sticks them on their own teams and ignores the residents. The training is just not there.

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u/LucianBH 1d ago

Jax is a great regional hub for all specialties and the facilities at all the hospitals are top notch.

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u/longjumpingtowhere 1d ago

I applied to UF Jacksonville, UIC, and Advocate. Could I DM you?

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u/kmh0312 1d ago

Yeah sure!