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August Report # of Program Filled Total Program Name Program City State Slots Paid Percentage University of Alabama Birmingham AL 126 14 11.1% Brookwood Baptist Health System Birmingham AL 40 31 77.5% Univ of Alabama Medical Ctr Prog Birmingham AL 14 1 7.1% Southeast Health Dothan AL 39 20 51.3% Huntsville Internal Medicine Huntsville AL 36 27 75.0% Univ South Alabama/Int Med Mobile AL 48 62 100.0% Univ of Alabama Montgomery Montgomery AL 27 3 11.1% White River Health System Batesville AR 30 2 6.7% Univ of Arkansas Med Science Fayetteville AR 33 33 100.0% NEA Baptist Internal Med Residency Prog Jonesboro AR 18 20 100.0% University of Ark for Med Sci Little Rock AR 67 1 1.5% Baptist Health - UAMS IM Res Prog North Little Rock AR 36 36 100.0% Unity Health Searcy AR 30 42 100.0% Midwestern University Osteopathic Postdo Cottonwood AZ 15 0 0.0% Abrazo Health Network Glendale AZ 45 44 97.8% Midwestern Univ Osteo Postdoc Trng Inst (Mesa) Prog Mesa AZ 15 0 0.0% Phoenix Hospitals Program Phoenix AZ 24 0 0.0% Creighton Univ SOM Phoenix Prog Phoenix AZ 96 0 0.0% University of Arizona Coll of Phoenix Phoenix AZ 83 90 100.0% Maricopa Med Ctr Program Phoenix AZ 61 0 0.0% Mayo Grad Sch of Med Scottsdale AZ 38 4 10.5% Honorhealth Program Scottsdale AZ 22 18 81.8% Canyon Vista Medical Center Sierra Vista AZ 14 15 100.0% Univ of Arizona COM At South Campus Tucson AZ 30 32 100.0% Univ Of Arizona Program Tucson AZ 102 87 85.3% Kern Medical Center Program Bakersfield CA 30 8 26.7% Arrowhead Regional Medical Center Colton CA 36 4 11.1% Kaiser Permanente Fontana Fontana CA 18 0 0.0% San Joaquin General Hospital Prog French Camp CA 27 0 0.0% Univ of CA SF Fresno Prog Fresno CA 91 0 0.0% St Agnes Medical Ctr (Fresno) Prog Fresno CA 40 48 100.0% Scripps Clinic/Green Hosp LA Jolla CA 45 19 42.2% # of Program Filled Total Program Name Program City State Slots Paid Percentage Loma Linda University Program Loma Linda CA 108 6 5.6% St Mary Medical Center Prog Long Beach CA 36 0 0.0% Opti-west/College Medical Ctr Long Beach Long Beach CA 15 15 100.0% UCLA Medical Center Program Los Angeles CA 16 1 6.3% Univ of So CA/LAC & USC Med Ctr Los Angeles CA 24 1 4.2% Kaiser Permanente Southern CA (LA) Los Angeles CA 50 35 70.0% White Memorial Med Ctr Prog Los Angeles CA 22 24 100.0% Univ of Southern CA Program Los Angeles CA 165 62 37.6% UCLA Medical Center Los Angeles CA 180 130 72.2% Kaiser Permanente Med Ctr Grp Oakland CA 46 14 30.4% Alameda County Med Ctr Program Oakland CA 70 8 11.4% Univ of CA (Irvine) Program Orange CA 103 12 11.7% Huntington Memorial Hosp Prog Pasadena CA 25 0 0.0% Eisenhower Medical Center Rancho Mirage CA 60 19 31.7% UCR School of Medicine Riverside CA 36 27 75.0% HCA Riverside Community Hosp Riverside CA 55 2 3.6% University of California, Davis Sacramento CA 97 35 36.1% Univ Of CA San Diego Program San Diego CA 119 12 10.1% Scripps Mercy Hosp and Medical Ctr San Diego CA 42 11 26.2% Univ of CA (San Diego) Med-Peds Prog San Diego CA 16 1 6.3% Moffitt-Long Hospital San Francisco CA 181 2 1.1% St Mary's Hosp & Med Ctr Prog San Francisco CA 39 1 2.6% California Pacific Med Ctr Prog San Francisco CA 59 1 1.7% Kaiser Foundation Hosp San Francisco CA 40 6 15.0% Univ of CA/Mt Zion Program San Francisco CA 33 10 30.3% Santa Clara Valley Med Ctr San Jose CA 64 15 23.4% Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Santa Barbara CA 32 29 90.6% Kaiser Permanente Med Grp Santa Clara CA 49 48 98.0% Stanford University Program Stanford CA 114 17 14.9% Dignity Health St Joseph's Med Ctr Stockton CA 30 20 66.7% UCLA-Olive View Program Sylmar CA 76 44 57.9% UHS Southern Calif Med Edu Consort Temecula CA 60 16 26.7% # of Program Filled Total Program Name Program City State Slots Paid Percentage Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Torrance CA 49 6 12.2% Community Memorial Hospital Ventura CA 24 22 91.7% Cedars-Sinai Med Ctr Program West Hollywood CA 120 10 8.3% Univ of Colorado Program Aurora CO 168 16 9.5% University of Colorado Med-Peds Aurora CO 16 16 100.0% St Joseph Hosp Prog Denver CO 38 6 15.8% Sky Ridge Medical Center Lone Tree CO 30 1 3.3% HCA Healthone Sky Ridge Med Ctr Lone Tree CO 54 1 1.9% Parkview Medical Center Pueblo CO 30 32 100.0% St Vincents Med Ctr Program Bridgeport CT 36 37 100.0% Bridgeport Hosp/Yale Univ Prog Bridgeport CT 46 6 13.0% Danbury Hospital Program Danbury CT 56 14 25.0% Griffin Hospital Program Derby CT 33 6 18.2% Univ of Connecticut Program Farmington CT 128 18 14.1% Univ of Connecticut Health Center Farmington CT 12 9 75.0% Univ Of CT(New Britain) Prog Farmington CT 52 25 48.1% Greenwich Hospital Assoc Prog Greenwich CT 25 5 20.0% Yale-New Haven Hospital New Haven CT 138 19 13.8% Yale-New Haven Med Ctr (Primary Care) Program New Haven CT 54 6 11.1% Yale-New Haven Medical Ctr Prog-Med Peds New Haven CT 16 1 6.3% Norwalk Hosp Program Norwalk CT 45 8 17.8% Stamford Hosp/Columbia U Coll Stamford CT 21 0 0.0% St Marys Hospital Waterbury CT 34 35 100.0% Yale New Haven Hospital - Waterbury Waterbury CT 36 3 8.3% Howard University Program Washington DC 81 14 17.3% George Washington Univ Program Washington DC 108 10 9.3% Georgetown Univ Hosp Medstar Wash Hosp Washington DC 117 49 41.9% Christiana Care Health System Newark DE 50 0 0.0% HCA Univ of Miami JFK Med Ctr Atlantis FL 72 58 80.6% Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton FL 78 2 2.6% Manatee Memorial Medical Center Bradenton FL 40 7 17.5% Blake Medical Center Bradenton FL 45 1 2.2% # of Program Filled Total Program Name Program City State Slots Paid Percentage Brandon Regional Hospital Program Brandon FL 60 61 100.0% HCA Oak Hill Hospital Brooksville FL 65 65 100.0% Broward Health Medical Center Fort Lauderdale FL 52 47 90.4% Univ of Miami Holy Cross Hospital Fort Lauderdale FL 48 0 0.0% Univ Of Florida Gainesville FL 115 1 0.9% UCF COM HCA GME Gainsville Gainesville FL 60 54 90.0% Larkin Community Hosp-Palm Springs Hialeah FL 0 6 #DIV/0! Palmetto General Hospital Hialeah FL 52 57 100.0% HCA Regional Med Ctr Bayonet Point Prog Hudson FL 60 59 98.3% Citrus Mem Hosp Inverness FL 50 49 98.0% Univ of Fla Hlth Sci Ctr Jacksonville FL 48 0 0.0% Mayo Clinic Jacksonville Jacksonville FL 52 31 59.6% HCA Largo Medical Center Largo FL 60 2 3.3% HCA Westside Regional Med Center Margate FL 45 30 66.7% HCA Aventura Hosp Med Ctr Miami FL 45 46 100.0% HCA Kendall Regional Medical Center Miami FL 42 0 0.0% Univ of Miami Jackson Mem Hosp Med Peds Miami FL 20 0 0.0% Jackson Mem Hosp/Jackson Hlth Sys Miami FL 138 19 13.8% Mount Sinai Medical Ctr of Fla Prog Miami Beach FL 55 7 12.7% Mount Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach FL 0 9 #DIV/0! Naples Community Hospital Naples FL 36 1 2.8% Ocala Health System Program Ocala FL 45 43 95.6% HCA Orange Park Medical Center Program Orange Park FL 39 1 2.6% HCA Univ of Central Florida Orlando Orlando FL 75 79 100.0% Adventhealth Orlando Internal Med Orlando FL 48 42 87.5% Orlando Health Orlando FL 46 42 91.3% Memorial Healthcare System IM Res Prog Pembroke Pnes FL 49 0 0.0% Sacred Heart Hospital Int Med Residency Pensacola FL 12 3 25.0% HCA Northside Hosp Saint Petersburg FL 34 30 88.2% Florida State Univ Sarasota Prog Sarasota FL 39 36 92.3% Florida State Univ College of Med Tallahassee FL 36 28 77.8% Univ of South Florida Program Med Peds Tampa FL 13 5 38.5% # of Program Filled Total Program Name Program City State Slots Paid Percentage University of South Florida Morsani Tampa FL 117 57 48.7% HCA W Fla GME Cons/Medical Center of Trinity Pro Trinity FL 30 49 100.0% Wellington Regional Med Ctr Wellington FL 18 2 11.1% Cleveland Clinic Fdtn (FL) Prog Weston FL 31 13 41.9% AU/UGA Medical Partnership Athens GA 34 34 100.0% Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center Athens GA 45 66 100.0% Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center Program Atlanta GA 30 18 60.0% Emory University Program Atlanta GA 177 14 7.9% Morehouse School of Med Prog Atlanta GA 70 52 74.3% Augusta University Augusta GA 77 2 2.6% Eisenhower Army Med Center Fort Gordon GA 24 13 54.2% Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville GA 60 24 40.0% Northside Hospital Gwinnett Lawrenceville GA 45 0 0.0% Mercer Univ Med Ctr Navicent Hlth Macon GA 36 16 44.4% HCA Coliseum Medical Centers Macon GA 30 0 0.0% Wellstar Kennestone Regional Medical Center Marietta GA 30 43 100.0% HCA Redmond Reg Med Ctr Rome GA 48 40 83.3% HCA Memorial Health Univ Medical Ctr Savannah GA 47 2 4.3% University of Hawaii Program Honolulu HI 72 6 8.3% Kaiser Permanente Hawaii IM Res Honolulu HI 15 14 93.3% Tripler Army Medical Ctr Prog Tripler Amc HI 39 21 53.8% Iowa Methodist Medical Ctr Des Moines IA 32 34 100.0% Iowa Medical Education Collaborative Des Moines IA 30 0 0.0% Univ of IA Hosps & Clinics Prog Iowa City IA 83 1 1.2% Mercyone North Iowa Medical Center Mason City IA 9 17 100.0% UW Boise IM Residency Program Boise ID 40 33 82.5% HCA Eastern Idaho Idaho Falls ID 30 30 100.0% Macneal Hosp IM Residency Berwyn IL 42 0 0.0% Univ of Chicago Program Chicago IL 108 13 12.0% John H Stroger Jr Hosp Cook County Chicago IL 114 22 19.3% Rush-Presbyterian-St Luke's Med Ctr Chicago IL 16 2 12.5% University of Chicago Program-Med Peds Chicago IL 16 1 6.3% # of Program Filled Total Program Name Program City State Slots Paid Percentage Univ of IL Coll of Med At Chgo Prog Med/Peds Chicago IL 16 0 0.0% Mount Sinai Hospital Chicago IL 39 42 100.0% Swedish Covenant Hospital Chicago IL 24 17 70.8% Univ Chicago Medical Ctr Chicago IL 36 4 11.1% Louis A Weiss Memorial Hosp/U Chgo Chicago IL 49 19 38.8% Univ of Illinois At Chicago Medical Ctr Chicago IL 119 127 100.0% McGaw Med Ctr of NW Univ Prog Chicago IL 128 6 4.7% Advocate Illinois Masonic Med Ctr Chicago IL 56 10 17.9% Rush University Medical Center Chicago IL 124 23 18.5% AMITA Saint Joseph Hospital Chicago Chicago IL 79 9 11.4% Mercy Hosp & Med Ctr Program Chicago IL 60 5 8.3% Presence St Francis Hosp Evanston IL 54 8 14.8% University of Chicago North Shore Prog Evanston IL 66 49 74.2% Loyola University Program Maywood IL 107 46 43.0% Loyola University Program Maywood IL 16 1 6.3% Northwestern Medicine McHenry Hosp Mchenry IL 16 0 0.0% Rosalind Franklin Univ of Medicine North Chicago IL 30 0 0.0% UIC Advocate Christ Internal Medical Oak Lawn IL 72 70 97.2% West Suburban Hosp Med Ctr Prog Oak Park IL 30 1 3.3% Franciscan Hlth St.
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