Tuesday, March 25, 2008
BOSTON GLOBE REPORTS ON IMPACT OF FOREIGN HEALTHCARE WORKERS
The Boston Globe reports the foreign health care workers are represented in all echelon's of Massachusetts' health care workforce.
# posted by Greg Siskind @ 12:00 PM
Friday, March 21, 2008
MORE MEDICAL STUDENTS FROM BOTH US AND ABROAD MATCH FOR RESIDENCY SLOTS
From the American Hospital Association:
A record 28,737 applicants participated yesterday in the National Resident Matching Program’s annual match day, which pairs U.S. and foreign medical students with residency programs at U.S. teaching hospitals. First-year residency slots rose by 395 to 22,240, an all-time high. A record 15,242 U.S. medical school seniors applied and 94% were paired with a program of their choice. Nearly half of the more than 10,300 applicants from foreign medical schools were matched with a program, as were 72% of the nearly 1,900 applicants from osteopathic schools. The program reported increased interest and positions in family medicine, reversing a decline in those positions since 1998. About 7.6% of U.S. seniors were matched with a family medicine position, up from 7.2% last year.
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# posted by Greg Siskind @ 12:00 PM
From the American Hospital Association:
A record 28,737 applicants participated yesterday in the National Resident Matching Program’s annual match day, which pairs U.S. and foreign medical students with residency programs at U.S. teaching hospitals. First-year residency slots rose by 395 to 22,240, an all-time high. A record 15,242 U.S. medical school seniors applied and 94% were paired with a program of their choice. Nearly half of the more than 10,300 applicants from foreign medical schools were matched with a program, as were 72% of the nearly 1,900 applicants from osteopathic schools. The program reported increased interest and positions in family medicine, reversing a decline in those positions since 1998. About 7.6% of U.S. seniors were matched with a family medicine position, up from 7.2% last year.
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