According to an official press release by the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), 2017’s match results were the largest in its history. “A record-high 35,969 U.S. and international medical school students and graduates vied for 31,757 positions, the most ever offered in the Match.”
Match takes place in March of each year and it is during this time that applicants learn the location and specialty of the residency programs where they will train for the next three to seven years.
IAU has had a strong record of graduate success with students matching into competitive specialties and at well-known hospitals throughout the US and Canada. Many graduates are currently doing fellowships after their residency training.
… SA Match State till 2017
2017 MATCH RESULTS
Jersey Shore University Medical Center
New Jersey
Internal Medicine
University of Missouri-Columbia
Missouri
Internal Medicine
Yuma Regional Medical Center
Arizona
Family Medicine
Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia
Pathology
Case Western/University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center
Ohio
Psychiatry
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center
Illinois
Internal Medicine
Atlanta Medical Center
Georgia
Family Medicine
University of Arkansas
Arkansas
Family Medicine
Griffin Memorial Hospital
Oklahoma
Psychiatry
The Wright Center for Family Medicine
Pennsylvania
Family Medicine
University of Texas DeTar Health Center
Texas
Family Medicine
Boston University Medical Center
Massachusetts
Pathology
Raritan Bay Medical Center
New Jersey
Internal Medicine
University of Arizona-Phoenix
Arizona
Neurology
Howard University
District of Columbia
Advanced Position in Neurology
International American University (IAU) graduates have matched at coveted residencies through the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP) and the Canadian Resident Matching Services (CaRMS). IAU is proud of its graduates, who demonstrate their preparedness by obtaining residencies in some of the most competitive programs in North America. See our entire residency list!
*This list will be updated periodically.