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Match Day 2020 Anesthesiology Match Day 2020 Anesthesiology Residency Location UFCOM Residents University of Florida College of Medicine – Gainesville, FL 6 University of Minnesota Medical School - Minneapolis, MN 1 Vanderbilt University Medical Center Program - Nashville, TN 1 Grand Total 8 Dermatology Residency Location UFCOM Residents Kansas City University of Medicine & Biosciences/ADCS Orlando Program - Maitland, FL 1 Howard University Program - Washington, DC 1 University of Michigan Hospitals - Ann Arbor, MI 1 Grand Total 3 Emergency Medicine Residency Location UFCOM Residents Icahn SOM St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center - New York, NY 1 Indiana University School of Medicine - Indianapolis, IN 1 Massachusetts General/Brigham & Women’s Hospital Program - Boston, MA 1 McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University - Chicago, IL 1 Orlando Health Program - Orlando, FL 1 Temple University Hospital Program - Philadelphia, PA 1 University of Central Florida COM/GME Consortium - Ocala, FL 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville, FL 1 University of South Florida Morsani COM - Tampa, FL 1 University of Texas Southwestern Medical School - Dallas, TX 1 Grand Total 10 Family Medicine Residency Location UFCOM Residents Florida State University COM/Lee Memorial Program - Fort Myers, FL 1 Halifax Medical Center Program - Daytona Beach, FL 1 Marian Regional Medical Center Program - Santa Maria, CA 1 University of Florida College of Medicine – Gainesville, FL 1 University of Rochester COM Strong Memorial - Rochester, NY 1 University of South Carolina Prisma Health - Greenville, SC 1 University of South Florida Morsani COM - Tampa, FL 1 Grand Total 7 Internal Medicine Residency Location UFCOM Residents Boston University Medical Center - Boston, MA 1 Case Western Reserve university Hospital - Cleveland, OH 1 Emory University School of Medicine - Atlanta, GA 1 HCA Healthcare/University of South Florida Morsani Bayonet Point - Hudson, FL 1 HCA Healthcare/University of South Florida Morsani GME - Oak Hill, FL 1 Indiana University School of Medicine Program - Indianapolis, IN 1 McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University - Chicago, IL 1 Mayo Clinic School of Medicine Rochester Program - Rochester, MN 1 Naval Medical Center - San Diego, CA 1 University of Alabama Medical Center - Birmingham, AL 2 University of Cincinnati Medical Center - Cincinnati, OH 1 University of Florida College of Medicine – Gainesville, FL 6 University of Florida College of Medicine – Jacksonville, FL 1 University of Miami/Jackson Health Systems Program - Miami, FL 1 University of South Florida Morsani COM - Tampa, FL 1 University of Texas Southwestern Medical School – Dallas, TX 1 University of Utah Health Program - Salt Lake City, UT 2 Vanderbilt University Medical Center Program - Nashville, TN 4 Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center - Winston-Salem, NC 1 Grand Total 29 Neurological Surgery Residency Location UFCOM Residents Inova Fairfax Medical Campus Program - Falls Church, VA 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 1 Grand Total 2 Neurology Residency Location UFCOM Residents University of Miami/Jackson Health Systems Program - Miami, FL 1 UPMC Medical Education (Pittsburgh) Program - Pittsburgh, PA 1 Yale-New Haven Medical Center Program - New Haven, CT 1 Grand Total 3 Obstetrics & Gynecology Residency Location UFCOM Residents Indiana University School of Medicine - Indianapolis, IN 1 Mayo Clinic School of Medicine Rochester Program - Rochester, MN 1 Orlando Health Program - Orlando, FL 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville, FL 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Pensacola, FL 1 Wright State University Boonshoft SOM Program - Dayton, OH 1 Yale-New Haven Medical Center Program - New Haven, CT 1 Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell Program - Great Neck, NY 1 Grand Total 9 Ophthalmology Residency Location UFCOM Residents University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 2 University of Illinois College of Medicine - Chicago, IL 1 Grand Total 3 Oral Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Location UFCOM Residents University of Florida College of Dentistry – Gainesville, FL 2 University of Florida College of Dentistry - Jacksonville, FL 3 Grand Total 5 Orthopaedic Surgery Residency Location UFCOM Residents Johns Hopkins University Program - Baltimore, MD 1 Rush University Medical Center - Chicago, IL 1 University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix, AZ 1 University of California San Diego Medical Center - San Diego, CA 1 University of North Carolina Hospital - Chapel Hill, NC 1 University of South Carolina Prisma Health - Greensville, SC 1 Grand Total 6 Otolaryngology Residency Location UFCOM Residents University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 1 Wake Forest University School of Medicine - Winston-Salem, NC 1 Grand Total 2 Pathology Residency Location UFCOM Residents Brigham & Women’s Hospital Program - Boston, MA 1 HCA Healthcare/University of South Florida Morsani GME - Brandon, FL 1 Grand Total 2 Pediatrics Residency Location UFCOM Residents Children’s National Medical Center - Washington, DC 1 Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals - Milwaukee, WI 1 Phoenix Children’s Hospital - Phoenix, AZ 2 University of Alabama Medical Center - Birmingham, AL 1 University of Florida Arnold Palmer Hospital - Orlando, FL 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 2 University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville, FL 1 University of North Carolina Hospitals Program - Chapel Hill, NC 2 University of Texas Southwestern - Dallas, TX 1 Grand Total 12 Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Residency Location UFCOM Residents University of Texas Southwestern Medical School - Dallas, TX 1 Grand Total 1 Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Residency Location UFCOM Residents Emory University School of Medicine - Atlanta, GA 1 Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliate Hospital - Winston-Salem, NC 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 1 University of Missouri-Columbia Program - Columbia, MO 1 University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine - Tampa, FL 1 Grand Total 5 Psychiatry Residency Location UFCOM Residents Massachusetts General Hospital - Boston, MA 1 Medical University of South Carolina - Charleston, SC 2 University of Chicago Medical Center Program - Chicago, IL 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 3 University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville, FL 1 University of Texas Southwestern Medical School - Dallas, TX 1 Grand Total 9 Radiology Residency Location UFCOM Residents Medical College of Georgia Program - Augusta, GA 1 University of Maryland Medical Center Program - Baltimore, MD 1 University of North Carolina Hospital - Chapel Hill, NC 1 University of Virginia Program - Charlottesville, VA 1 Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center - Winston-Salem, NC 1 Grand Total 5 Surgery Residency Location UFCOM Residents Florida State University College of Medicine - Tallahassee, FL 1 Stanford University Program - Stanford, CA 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 3 University of South Alabama Program - Mobile, AL 1 Grand Total 6 Urology Residency Location UFCOM Residents Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center - Boston, MA 1 University of Florida College of Medicine - Gainesville, FL 1 Grand Total 2 .
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