Match Day Ceremony 2023 - Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2023
- For medical students, the annual Match Day event is one of the most anticipated and exciting days of their medical education as they discover where they will start their residency training after graduation.
I don't know her, but big props to Romina for sharing so openly about SOAPing. That was brave and important!!
She so obviously is a badass. Good on her for doing this
Romina, if you come back to this video, I want to say that I think you are a beautiful human, and I wish you so much luck with everything!
For Lucy Skinner, I work at a family practice office in Boise right now as a Medical Assistant with hopes of medicinal school. I’m so excited for you that you’ve matched into such a great field in a great city! Congratulations and best of luck in residency!
this was very heartwarming to watch. i have tears in my eyes. i am so proud of you all
For those who did not match: keep your heads up guys!!!
amazing! I lvoe these match videos. congrats y'all!
congratulations guys!
What does it mean for the med student if they don't match? I live outside the US.
They can go through a process called "SOAP", or "Supplemental Offer and Acceptance Program". Programs that do not completely fill their slots can select from students that did not match. It helps a lot of students each year.
@@bluesteelgaming2883 thanks. Sounds like a good idea they get another opportunity.
Honestly this is not cute or heartwarming whatsoever. This process is an incredibly personal one and no med student should be coerced into sharing any details regarding where/if they’ve matched.
Well people are going to find out anyway.
At least they go somewhere.
Not in every country, doctors have the privilege to "match" as soon as they graduate, since there are not enough spots available.
what a way to be negative!
Before Match day students are told if they've matched or not and those who didn't match can choose not to come. Match day is about celebrating the future doctors and those who've helped them along the way and I find it super inspiring as a pre med!
Ppl can choose not to go u twit
I think it was all voluntary.