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2006 Ross University Medical School Residency Appointments Residency Appointments – March 2006 By Hospital/Specialty Anesthesiology Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - Shreveport, LA University of Buffalo - Buffalo, NY University of Missouri-Kansas City Programs - Kansas City, MO Anesthesiology (PGY 2*)/Medicine (PGY 1*) George Washington University Medical Center - Washington, D.C./Greater Baltimore Medical Center - Baltimore, MD Western Pennsylvania Hospital - Pittsburgh, PA/University of Oklahoma College of Medicine - Oklahoma City, OK Anesthesiology (PGY 2)/ Surgery (PGY 1) Nassau University Medical Center – NY Anesthesiology (PGY 2*) University of California Los Angeles Medical Center - Los Angeles, CA Martin Luther King Jr.- Drew Medical Center - Los Angeles, CA Westchester Medical Center - Westchester, NY Emergency Medicine Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - Shreveport, LA Maimonides Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY Saint Vincent Mercy Medical Center - Toledo, OH Summa Health/Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine - Akron, OH Synergy Medical Education Alliance - Saginaw, MI University of Arkansas - Little Rock, AK University Nevada Affiliated Hospital - Las Vegas, NV Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center - Detroit, MI Emergency Medicine (PGY 2*)/Medicine (PGY 1*) George Washington University Medical Center - Washington, D.C./Harbor Hospital Center - Baltimore, MD Family Practice Albany Medical Center – Albany, NY Aultman Hospital – Canton, OH Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center - Phoenix, AZ Barberton City/ Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine - Barberton, OH Boston University Medical Center - Boston, MA Bon Secours Saint Francis - Midlothian, VA Broadlawns Medical Center, Des Moines, IA Carraway Methodist Medical Center - Birmingham, AL Chippenham Medical Center - Richmond, VA East Tennessee State University – Johnson City, TN Eastern New Mexico Medical Center - Roswell, NM Emory University School of Medicine - Atlanta, GA Florida Hospital-Orlando - Orlando, FL Floyd Medical Center - Rome, GA Grant Medical Center – Columbus, OH Jamaica Hospital Medical Center - Jamaica, NY Kaiser Permanente - Fontana, CA Kaiser Permanente - Woodland Hills, CA Lincoln Medical Education Foundation - Lincoln, NE Long Island College Hospital – Brooklyn, NY Louisiana State University School of Medicine --New Orleans, LA Medical College of Georgia - Augusta, GA Medical College Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals - Milwaukee, WI Mercer University School of Medicine/Medical Center of Central GA - Macon, GA Mercy Health System – Janesville, WI Methodist Hospitals of Dallas - Dallas, TX Methodist Hospital - Sacramento, CA Mid-Hudson Family Health Center – Kingston, NY Mount Carmel Hospital – Columbus, OH Mountainside Hospital - Montclair, NJ New Hanover Hospital – Wilmington, NC New York Medical College Brooklyn - Brooklyn, NY/Queens SVCMC - Jamaica, NY Northeast Iowa Medical Education Foundation - Waterloo, IA Northwestern McGaw/ENH - Evanston, IL Northern New Mexico Family Practice - Santa Fe, NM Riverside County Regional Medical Center - Moreno Valley, CA Palmetto Health Richland - Columbia, SC Providence Saint Peter Hospital - Everett, WA Queens University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada Saint Anthony Hospital – Chicago, IL Saint Joseph's Regional Medical Center - Paterson, NJ Saint Mark's Hospital - Salt Lake City, UT Saint Vincent's Medical Center - Jacksonville, FL Southern Illinois University/Quincy Family Medicine Residency – Quincy, IL Somerset Medical Center - Somerset, NJ Southern Illinois University School of Medicine - Carbondale, IL South West Oklahoma Family Practice - Oklahoma City, OK Spartanburg Regional Family Medicine Residency Program – Spartanburg, SC State University of New York Health Sciences Center - Brooklyn, NY State University of New York – Syracuse -/Saint Joseph’s Hospital - NY Stony Brook Teaching Hospital - Stony Brook, NY Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare - Tallahassee, FL Toledo Hospital, Toledo, OH Trover Foundation Family Med. Residency – Madisonville, KY University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences-Area Health Education Centers - Ft. Smith, AR University of Louisville School of Medicine - Louisville, KY University of Manitoba at Winnipeg - Canada University of Massachusetts Medical School - Worcester, MA UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson - Piscataway, NJ University of Nebraska Affiliated Hospitals - Omaha, NE University of North Dakota School of Medicine - Grand Forks, ND University of Oklahoma, Tulsa – OK (2) University of Southern California Family Medicine Residency Program - Bakersfield, CA University of Virginia - Charlottesville, VA University of Washington Program/Spokane Med. Center - WA Utah Valley Regional Medical Center Program - Provo, UT Wayne State University/Detroit Medical Center – MI Wyckoff Heights Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY Internal Medicine Albany Medical Center Hospital - Albany, NY Berkshire Medical Center – Pittsfield, MA Beth Israel Medical Center-NY Beth Israel Medical Center – Newark – NJ (2) Case Western/MetroHealth Medical Center - Cleveland, OH Cleveland Clinic Florida - Weston, FL Drexel (MCP Hahnemann) University College of Medicine - Philadelphia, PA Advocate Lutheran General Hospital - Park Ridge, IL Einstein/Jacobi Medical Center - Bronx, NY Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital - Denver, CO Forest Hills Hospital – North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System Indiana University – Bloomington – IN Kern Medical Center - Bakersfield, CA Lahey Clinic - Burlington, MA Long Island College Hospital – Brooklyn – NY Louisiana State University, Shreveport – LA Lutheran Hospital – Brooklyn, NY Maimonides Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY Maricopa Medical Center - Phoenix, AZ Medical College of Georgia - Augusta, GA Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals - Milwaukee, WI Memorial Health-University Medical Center - Savannah, GA Mercy Hospital & Medical Center – IL Morristown Memorial Hospital - Morristown, NJ Mount Carmel Health - Columbus, OH New York Hospital/Medical Center - Queens, NY New York Medical College Brooklyn - Brooklyn, NY/Queens SVCMC - Jamaica, NY Newark Beth Israel Medical Center - Newark, NJ North Shore Long Island Jewish Health System - Great Neck, NY Ochsner Clinic Foundation - New Orleans, LA Palmetto Health Richland - Columbia, SC Queens Hospital/Mount Sinai - Queens, NY Saint Agnes Healthcare – Baltimore - MD Saint Barnabas Medical Center - Livingston, NJ Saint Joseph Hospital - Chicago, IL Saint Louis University School of Medicine - Saint Louis, MO Saint Luke’s Hospital – Milwaukee, WI Saint Mary’s Hospital – Waterbury – CT (2) Saint Peters University Hospital - New Brunswick, NJ Saint Vincent’s Catholic Med. Center – Brooklyn/Queens, NY Seton Hall University - Elizabeth, NJ SUNY University of Buffalo - NY SUNY Health Science Center - Brooklyn, NY University of Connecticut Health Center - Farmington, CT University of Florida Health Science Center - Jacksonville, FL UMDNJ-New Jersey Medical - Newark, NJ UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson - Camden, NJ University of Nevada School of Medicine - Reno, NV University of South Alabama Hospitals - Mobile, AL University of South Dakota School of Medicine - Sioux Falls, SD University of Utah - Salt Lake City, UT Washington Hospital Center - Washington, D.C. West Suburban Medical Center - Oak Park, IL Winthrop-University Hospital - Mineola, NY Internal Medicine – Preliminary Akron General Medical Center – Akron - OH Albany Medical Center Hospital - Albany, NY Franklin Square Hospital - Baltimore, MD Greater Baltimore Medical Center - Baltimore, MD Harbor Hospital Center - Baltimore, MD Harvard Medical School – Cambridge - MA Jewish Hospital - Cincinnati, OH Maimonides Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals - Milwaukee, WI Medical University of Ohio - Toledo, OH Nassau University Medical Center- East Meadow, NY New York Medical College Brooklyn - Brooklyn, NY/Queens SVCMC - Jamaica, NY Seton Hall University – Saint Francis Program – Trenton – NJ University of Illinois-Saint Francis Medical Center - Peoria, IL University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey – Newark, NJ UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson - Camden, NJ University of Oklahoma College of Medicine - Oklahoma City, OK Medicine - Primary Brookdale Hospital Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY Staten Island University Hospital - Staten Island, NY Wilson Medical Center/United Health Services - Binghamton, NY Unity Health System - Rochester, NY Medicine – Emergency Medicine Allegheny General Hospital - Allegheny, PA Medicine – Pediatrics Case Western/MetroHealth Medical Center - Cleveland, OH Michigan State University - Kalamazoo, MI Newark Beth Israel Medical Center - Newark, NJ Stony Brook Teaching Hospital - Stony Brook, NY Medicine – Psychiatry University of Kansas Medical Center – Kansas City – KS University of Virginia, Roanoke-Salem Program - Roanoke/Salem, VA Medicine – Women’s Health Einstein/Jacobi Medical Center - Bronx, NY Neurology University of Mississippi, Jackson Obstetrics and Gynecology Albany Medical Center Hospital - Albany, NY Brookdale Hospital and Medical Center – Brooklyn - NY Danbury Hospital - Danbury, CT Franklin Square Hospital - Baltimore, MD Jersey Shore University Hospital – Neptune – NJ Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center - Shreveport, LA Lutheran Medical Center - Brooklyn, NY Mercy Hospital and Medical Center - Chicago, IL Nassau University Medical Center- East Meadow, NY New York Medical College Brooklyn - Brooklyn, NY/Queens SVCMC - Jamaica, NY Palmetto Health Richland - Columbia, SC Queens Hospital/Mt. 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