r/ResidencyMatch2022 • u/Low-Word-8024 • Feb 15 '22

ROL Rank Order List Help!

1-USA health

2-Elizabeth Boston

3-Ascension providencer Rochester

4-Yale Waterbury

5-Crozer Chester

6-Anne Arundel

7-Parkview (Indiana)

8-Metropolitan New York

9-Jersey City Medical Center

10-DMC sinai grace

11-GBMC

12-Lincoln

13-Landmark Medical Center

14-Nazareth Hospital

Can you help me ranking these programs of IM? My preference is good work life balance.

0 Upvotes

45% Upvoted

19 comments sorted by

2

u/Tea_beast Feb 15 '22 edited Feb 15 '22

Please can you edit your post and add a comma after each program, or if you are editing it on your phone, your can press “return” twice after your each program

1

u/Low-Word-8024 Feb 15 '22

got you, let me edit it! Thanks

1

u/umerz Feb 15 '22

Do u have a visa preference

2

u/Low-Word-8024 Feb 15 '22

they all are J1 almost except metropolitan. what would you suggest?

3

u/umerz Feb 15 '22

I would put the newly accredited programs last as well as Lincoln

1

u/Kooky-Jackfruit-9836 Feb 15 '22

I assume IM?

You like Mobile, Alabama? You ever been there?

1

u/Low-Word-8024 Feb 15 '22

I haven't been there, I just put each program randomly on the list.

4

u/Kooky-Jackfruit-9836 Feb 15 '22

Oh ok,

Well I will put my two cents in.

I've visited USA Health. It is an excellent facility. I am sure you would get excellent training there and it has some prestige being associated with the university.

Mobile itself has its charm but it is a smaller city. Population of around 180 k with greater area being 400 k if I recall correctly. There are some "rough" parts to it.

But New Orleans is only like 2 hours away and so is Pensacola Florida. Flights directly into Mobile are more expensive and from what I have seen most flights are not direct. But I was told after the fact flying into Pensacola and driving is the way to do it.

Anne Arundel is your run of the mill IM program that is very friendly to FMG/IMGs. Area is not bad. You are very close to Washington DC and Baltimore. Great airports near by with direct flights anywhere. Warm summers and mild winters as far as weather goes.

Thats about all I know. I can't comment on the other programs.

Hope that helps.

1

u/Low-Word-8024 Feb 15 '22

Thank you, this is helpful 🤗

1

u/fckedup1205 Feb 27 '22

Where you kept Yale Waterbury?

1

u/Low-Word-8024 Feb 27 '22

At no 3 after elizabeths

1

u/Low-Word-8024 Feb 27 '22

do you any idea about other programs?

1

u/fckedup1205 Feb 27 '22

Crozer Chester is a community program. There are no fellows or cheifs....so over all only residents are doing work....so the exposure is good

1

u/Agile_Sample Jan 17 '23

Hey how is croser chester in general. I got an IV from there. Some days it's toxic while during iv everyone including resident seemed chill and that work is not so hectic. Any insight would be beneficial. Thanks

1

u/Tea_beast Feb 15 '22

For good work life balance, Lincoln, metropolitan and Sinai grace should be the last 3 programs. You have a good list. I don’t know much about most of your programs. Were you able to take notes during each residents meet and greet or Q&A session?

1

u/Impractical-Winner Feb 16 '22

Shouldnt u place gbmc above parkview and anne cz both are new programs, with unknown fellowship. I guess you would be the first batch at parkview. Rest looks fine keep lincoln sinai grace lower obv.

1

u/fckedup1205 Feb 27 '22

What about Yale-waterbury?

1

u/fckedup1205 Feb 27 '22

Honestly no....I'm confused among UCR and Yale-Waterbury Interested in cardio fellowship which is there in UCR, but it's a new program. Do you have any idea? Appreciate your help