Congratulations everyone who matched. I’ve matched to a preliminary position in Internal Medicine and I’m SOAP eligible. I would be grateful if anyone could help me how to navigate this situation. #Match2025 #SOAP2025

Unfortunately, I did not Match into internal medicine. I am trying to secure an unfilled spot in the SOAP. I will be grateful for any kind of support. *AAMC ID: 15933329 *Step 1: 260 *Step 2: 261 * Step3 : 257 *5 months USCE *YOG: 2020 #SOAP2025 #Match2025 #InsideTheMatch

I did not match, but the work is not over. I trust God’s ways are higher. I’m looking to fill a position through SOAP in IM. AAMC ID: 16054431. No visa required. No step attempts, step 2 237 9 publications and abstracts 5 months USCE Research experience in US #SOAP2025

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A hard email to come to terms with. The process definitely has ways to make you feel inadequate and helpless. But a single email will not change my destiny. God is good, I will be there exactly when I need to be. 🤞🏻

Hi friends! Unfortunately, I did not match into gen surg this year. I am confident that God has a plan for me that is perfect in His timing. I’m participating in #SOAP2025 across specialties & looking for open PGY2 categorical spots. Would appreciate any advice moving forward!

Going in for SOAP. Maybe this is where I was meant to be. I would greatly appreciate any advice or assistance to get through. Thank you.

Match didn’t go as planned, but I’m ready for SOAP. My goals remain unchanged but now with extra drive and extra determination. I’ve come too far to stop now. Wish me luck 🍀 #Match2025 #GenSurgMatch2025 #IMG #LatinIMG

I am looking for a prelim/categorical internal medicine and family medicine position. Any leads or advice are greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Not the news I was hoping for. I unfortunately did not match into a pathology residency spot. Any advice, support, or guidance would be greatly appreciated. AAMC ID - 16034910 #pathmatch2025 #Match2025 #SOAP2025

A common trick in USMLE questions is to use alternative words/terms for a disease process. Did you know that bladder cancer is also called transitional cell carcinoma and urothelial carcinoma? A student who only knows one of these names might get this question wrong. Make sure to

Time is funny. As I’m walking back from picking up Match Day T-shirts for me and a couple of friends, I looked across the street and saw the coffee shop I bawled my eyes out in during dedicated. We thank God for the journey and all that has come with it 😭😭

I KNOW THAT GUY!!! Chicago isn’t ready 💕💕💕

Resources I Use as a First-Year Resident 1. Dose Modifications (Renal, Liver, etc.): UpToDate is the safest and best option. (upToDate will be your best friend😁!) 2. Checking the Most Recent Guidelines: UpToDate and OpenEvidence. 3. AI for Quick Lookups During Rounds:

There are a lot of unspoken rules in the OR, for all the students about to start clinicals or sub-Is, here’s my two cents; 1. Introduce yourself! You may not always get a warm and fuzzy welcome, but treat everyone with respect and kindness and you’ll receive the same.

NEW PASSING SCORE FOR STEP 2 CK!! Increasing from 214 to 218!!! The USMLE Management Committee establishes the minimum passing score. The USMLE Management Committee reviews data for each component in the USMLE sequence approximately once every four years and decides whether to

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It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Dr. Samantha Garza. In honor of Sam's life, we invite you to donate in her memory to fund brain tumor research. Thank you to everyone who supported Sam throughout her battle. We love you forever, Sam. gofund.me/94b84c9b