That one was definitely my favorite :)

I loved it!!

Yessss same, I teared up

That made me start balling my eyes out!!!

his name is persian

I was born there...

I know that's right. That's the same thing I said.

MY HEART IS FILLED WITH JOY

and it's for anesthesiology too like damn living her best life

Is it an ivy league

Casey Andrés me too !

Lol glad I'm not the only one 🤣🤣

I cried...

and also MassGeneral :O

I know and the other girl is doing anesthesiology at John Hopkins these people are so smart lol

REDD-IVEEE got chills when I saw that

Kevin Prima how many spots do you think they have for residents?

ari but think about their combined debt 😂😩

And also, time for fam and kids..

ari if medical schools weren’t so expensive.

@@feelingpetitegood Debt that they will easily pay off lol. I think I heard a couple of them are going into orthopedic surgery. :)

Yes but if they live in NYC, SF, LA, Boston and a bunch of other places, that kind of money doesn’t go all that far. Crazy but true.

Heeey, that will be you one day. Believe in yourself. Good luck, you will rock it.

Ayaanxoxo X this comment is my exact thoughts

What X Cleveland clinic, Stanford, Columbia, mass gen

Thats literally the only reason why i know what half of these hospitals are lmaooo

i mean most hospitals are just affiliated medical centers with the high tier universities anyways

Shaster19 you are given the option to not go up there lol. The prepare it beforehand.

It happens a lot

Exactly. My Man didn't get accepted the 1st time and the second year he got matched and believe u me, he didn't go lol. The letter was sent end of story.

well you find out if you match before the actual match day regardless.... and there’s really no way to be disappointed with a match because you should only apply to programs you wouldn’t be disappointed to attend in the first place

@@stellanrogers4748 I disagree. After all the effort and money you put into going to medical school, there usually isn't an option BUT to match to keep progressing and paying off your debt, so you'll probably take whatever the match throws at you

I think that was the mom

gracie9444 right?!?! Lol. ...i feel the same about the SF hospitals since I lived atound there also lol

You realize there are more people that didn't match and they are sad that they spent all those years for this moment. Be realistic.

@@troy.u3297 yes. Obviously. As is expected for anything. There are people who will get rejected from university, med school, and residency. But you can always try again the following year. And according to the match rate, waaay more people get good news than bad news (93%) so I'm gonna choose to not dwell on the 7% and be ~realistic~. Arent statistics great!

That's why I could never do something like this in front of everybody, screw that I'm opening my letter in private so I can be sad and cry if I need to

@Kevin Prima its not just people that get their top choice, but definitely people that got matched. Trust me, you've flown around the U.S. and interviewed with hospitals so you know it's one of those programs. You're not getting matched with a hospital you haven't interviewed with and want to work with. So a 3rd place option is still somewhere you reallllllly wanted to go.

you should only be applying to programs you would like to attend in the first place tho

That would be paediatric anaesthesiology or a complete change to Anaesthesia all together ?

Nidhi K yes! Anesthesiology (and who knows!🤷🏻‍♀️ maybe I’ll end up doing pediatric anesthesiology given my expirience) :)

@@mariaalejandramendezk5581 wow a double specialisation, that too both paediatric and anaesthesiology...that's really commendable

Lol so True and U always have the option to go for ceremony or not.

They won’t be invited

Kevin Prima I wouldn’t say “embarrassment” per se. but they don’t invite them so they won’t feel left out

Kevin Prima lmao ur a savage

@@princess287love exactly. Plus students who didn’t match don’t really have time to be at things like this since they’re frantically calling every residency program they can + getting in contact with different organizations that can help them

Girllllll tell me about that crap! It seems to me Med sch is getting easier than Nursing. All bunch of BS to get in and OUT and with less support from your crappy Clinical mates.

@Kevin Prima😂😂

Yes he is 🔥

U laugh, they make millions + respect

f k I’m not laughing at them, I’m just surprised because I never knew that they were assigned to the places they work. And yeah they make bank😂

@@laurenj432 That's only for residency, so 3-7 years after med school. It isn't completely an assignment either. The doctors rank their preferences and the programs rank which doctors they like. An algorithm pairs them up so every institution and doctor are the happiest possible. After residency, the doctor can try to practice wherever they want.

What an asshole Kevin, I really hope she gets to shut ur mouth with a nice Anesthesiology degree.

olivia jenson exactly

Probably

imgs don't match...All AMGs do

Arghyadeep Ganguly yes they do

If you don't match you have other options. You can go through the process again. My step mom didn't do a match program, she went to work in a really rural for a few years first and ended up being an emergency room doctor.

Even after you finish medical school, you cannot practice until you complete a residency program like in family medicine, pediatrics, general surgery, etc. Each program is a diff length depending on the specialty, for example, neurosurgery is a 7 year residency. But anyways, you have to apply to these residency programs, and rank them in the order in which you'd like to go to, and you will be matched to the highest program on your list that also ranked you high enough. Match day is a pretty big deal because you find out where you're going to spend the next 3-7 years after all the hard work you put into med school.

@Shaniya Hunt I. In Calfornia, the CP (Collaborating Physician) is required by law to review 1% of a PAs' cases (it is the teamwork that truly matters > autonomy). II. A specialized PA can make equal to more than a general doctor, respectfully (it is the team work that truly matters > income) III. We are all forever learning as a team, my dear colleague.

Why? Do you become happy when ppl disobey god?

I swear imagine the biggest regret of your life and how you felt that time, multiply it by a million, still won't come close the the regret you'll feel on the day of judgement for transgressing against god the most high

@@user-vy6ee1wo4n they’re happy cause of his achievements sexuality is not important and not everyone is religious

Jupe367 it’s an algorithm that does all of your matching and what specialty you’ll be doing

You're not just randomly match to some random program. You interview and apply to programs where you want to practice. You get matched within those programs. It's expensive to apply to these programs and you have to fly around to interview so most of these students have 1 to 5 places they want to work with and applied to. So even if you get you're 5th choice it's still somewhere you REALLY want to go.

Liz Anderson yeah pretty much

Actually it's a binding contract/ commitment. So yeah.