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2016 RESIDENCY PLACEMENTS ©2017 St 2016 RESIDENCY PLACEMENTS ©2017 St. George’s University All maps designed by Freepik. St. George’s University University Centre, Grenada, West Indies c/o University Support Services, LLC The North American Correspondent 3500 Sunrise Highway, Building 300 Great River, NY 11739 USA US/Canada Toll-Free: 1 (800) 899-6337 UK Freephone: 0800 1699061 Worldwide: +1 (631) 665-8500 Fax: +1 (631) 665-5590 [email protected] sgu.edu/md Table of Contents Residency Placements . 4 Internship . 31 Anesthesiology . 7 Neurological Surgery . 32 Child and Adolescent Psychiatry . 9 Neurology . 33 Child Neurology . 10 Obstetrics and Gynecology . 35 Diagnostic Radiology . 11 Orthopaedic Surgery . 37 Emergency Medicine . 12 Pathology . 38 Family Medicine . 14 Pediatrics . 40 Foundation . 20 Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation . 43 Internal Medicine . 21 Psychiatry . 44 Internal Medicine/Pediatrics . 29 Surgery . 47 Internal Medicine/Psychiatry . 30 Transitional Year . 50 NOTE: Residency placements in countries outside of the United States appear after state listings . Table of Contents | 1 99p0 99p0 Residency Placements In 2016, St . George’s University’s pipeline to some of the 2016 class alone, there’s Chase Dean, an orthopaedic top residency positions throughout the United States surgery resident at University of Colorado School of and Canada continued, with more than 880 residencies Medicine; Christopher McDaniel, who matched in a obtained by its students and graduates across a wide range combined internal medicine/pediatrics position at the of fields . University of Tennessee; and I-sanna Gibbons-Fideler, a pathology resident at Ohio State University Hospital East . All told, SGU is the No . 1 provider of doctors into first- They are just a few examples of SGU graduates’ success . year US residencies for the last six years combined *. The Not only is St . George’s University proud to see our alumni University’s more than 15,000 successful physicians have flourish as they advance their medical careers, but the practiced in all 50 states in the US, and in more than 50 medical and veterinary medical communities have widely countries around the globe, including Canada, the United praised the knowledge, skills, and well-roundedness of Kingdom, and Grenada . those who have come through SGU . What is especially gratifying is that our alumni often match Enclosed is a complete list of residency matches from in the positions of their choice, including highly competitive 2016 . St . George’s University aims to continue its success residencies ranging from surgery and neurology to in sending graduates to high-caliber postgraduate training emergency medicine and diagnostic radiology . From the opportunities for many, many more years . *According to published information as of July 2016 4 | St . George’s University Residency Placements 2016 Residency Placements, All-Time Internal Medicine 44% Transitional Year 2% Family Medicine 15% Pathology 1% Pediatrics 11% Internal Medicine/ Pediatrics 1% Surgery 8% General Practice 1% Psychiatry 5% Neurology 1% Obstetrics and Gynecology 4% Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 1% Emergency Medicine 4% All Others* 2% Anesthesiology 2% *All Others: Cardiovascular Disease (IM); Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (P); Child Neurology (N); Community Medicine; Critical Care Medicine (AN); Critical Care Medicine (IM); Dermatology; Diagnostic Radiology; Emergency Medicine/Family Medicine; Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism (IM); Foundation; Gastroenterology (IM); General Preventive Medicine; Geriatric Medicine (IM); Geriatric Psychiatry (P); Hematology and Oncology (IM); Infectious Diseases (IM); Internal Medicine/Anesthesiology; Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine; Internal Medicine/Family Medicine; Internal Medicine/Neurology; Internal Medicine/Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Internal Medicine/Psychiatry; Internship; Medical Genetics; Nephrology (IM); Neurological Surgery; Nuclear Medicine; Ophthalmology; Orthopaedic Surgery; Otolaryngology; Pediatric Cardiology (PD); Pediatric Endocrinology (PD); Pediatric Surgery (GS); Pediatrics/Emergency Medicine; Pediatrics/Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation; Pediatrics/ Psychiatry/Child and Adolescent Psychology; Plastic Surgery; Pre-Registration House Officer; Preventive Medicine: Occupational Medicine; Preventive Medicine: Public Health and General Preventive Medicine (PM); Psychiatry/Family Medicine; Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine (IM); Pulmonary Diseases (IM); Radiation Oncology; Urology; Vascular Surgery (GS) Residency Placements, 2016 Internal Medicine 43% Anesthesiology 3% Family Medicine 18% Internship 2% Pediatrics 10% Pathology 1% Surgery 7% Neurology 1% Psychiatry 5% Transitional Year 1% Emergency Medicine 5% All Others† 1% Obstetrics and Gynecology 3% †All Others: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry (P), Child Neurology (N), Diagnostic Radiology, Foundation, Internal Medicine/Pediatrics, Internal Medicine/Psychiatry, Neurological Surgery, Orthopaedic Surgery, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency Placements | 5 Anesthesiology States with placements ARKANSAS CONNECTICUT FLORIDA ILLINOIS University of Arkansas University of Connecticut Mayo Clinic College of John H Stroger Hospital for Medical Sciences Program Medicine (Jacksonville) of Cook County Program Program University of Connecticut Program John H Stroger Hospital of University of Arkansas School of Medicine Mayo Clinic College of Cook County College of Medicine Farmington Medicine Chicago Little Rock Feras Mardini Jacksonville Vigen Arakelyan Scott G . Dougan Michael A . Vega Anesthesiology | 7 Rush University Medical NEW JERSEY University at Buffalo WISCONSIN Center Program Program Rush University Medical St. Barnabas Medical University at Buffalo School Medical College of Center Center Program of Medicine Wisconsin Affiliated Chicago St . Barnabas Medical Buffalo Hospitals Program Peter T . Georginis Center Vanja Coric Medical College of Daryl A . Kerr Livingston Cassian M . Horoszczak Wisconsin Affiliated Jaison J . Thekkekara Ryan B . Whitney Ajit P . Singh Hospitals, Inc . Milwaukee Joshua M . White LOUISIANA NEW MEXICO OHIO Louisiana State University University of New Mexico Cleveland Clinic (Shreveport) Program Program Foundation Program LSU Health Sciences University of New Mexico Cleveland Clinic Center School of Medicine Foundation Shreveport Albuquerque Cleveland Jordan D . Bevans Boyd H . Goodwin Rajeev R . Krishnaney- Farees S . Hyatali Davison University of Toledo NEW YORK Program MASSACHUSETTS University of Toledo Toledo Albany Medical Center Andrew P . Feiner Boston University Medical Program Center Program Albany Medical Center Boston Medical Center Albany Boston Adnan R . Khan Alexander M . Dekel SOUTH Aditya Sistla Icahn School of Medicine CAROLINA at Mount Sinai/St. Luke’s- Roosevelt Hospital Center Medical University of Program South Carolina Program MICHIGAN Icahn School of Medicine Medical University of at Mount Sinai South Carolina College of Detroit Medical Center/ New York Medicine Wayne State University Abimbola O . Onayemi Charleston Program Danielle N . Van Patten Devin D . Antonovich Detroit Medical Center Corporation SUNY Upstate Medical Detroit University Program Rakshika Rajakaruna SUNY Upstate Medical TEXAS University Syracuse University of Texas Rajvir K . Chahal Health Science Center at Houston Program University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Houston Romin K . Jahromi 8 | St . George’s University Residency Placements 2016 Child and Adolescent Psychiatry States with placements KENTUCKY University of Kentucky College of Medicine Program University of Kentucky College of Medicine Lexington Rebecca T . Ba’Gah Child and Adolescent Psychiatry | 9 Child Neurology States with placements OHIO Case Western Reserve University/ University Hospitals Case Medical Center Program Case Western Reserve University/ University Hospitals Case Medical Center Cleveland Amanda R . Spinner 10 | St . George’s University Residency Placements 2016 Diagnostic Radiology States with placements NEW JERSEY Monmouth Medical Center Program Monmouth Medical Center Long Branch Brandt P . Currier Diagnostic Radiology | 11 Emergency Medicine States with placements FLORIDA INDIANA MICHIGAN University of Central Indiana University School Central Michigan Detroit Medical Center/ Florida College of of Medicine Program University College of Wayne State University Medicine Indiana University School of Medicine Program (Sinai Grace) Program Osceola Regional Medical Medicine Central Michigan University Detroit Medical Center Center Indianapolis College of Medicine Corporation Kissimmee Rachel D . Courtney Saginaw Detroit Amninder Singh Glen J . Bunn Samantha E . Chin Yewande O . Oladipo 12 | St . George’s University Residency Placements 2016 Sparrow Hospital/ NEW YORK New York Methodist PENNSYLVANIA Michigan State University Hospital Program Program Brookdale University New York Methodist York Hospital Program Sparrow Hospital Hospital and Medical Hospital York Hospital Lansing Center Program Brooklyn York Jason W . Bunce Brookdale University Charles A . Pereyra Andrea M . Tydir Hospital and Medical Center New York-Presbyterian/ Brooklyn Queens Program NEW JERSEY Jesse R . Cecil New York-Presbyterian/ TEXAS Tiffany M . Fieldings Queens Flushing Hackensack University Sena Gong University of Texas Health David J . Misch Medical Center Program Science Center School of Hackensack University Brooklyn Hospital Center Medicine at San Antonio Medical Center Program Program Hackensack Brooklyn
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