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Majority of Univ. of Iowa med students not staying in Iowa for their residencies

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Only 41, or roughly a quarter of the Univ. of Iowa’s med students plan to do their residencies in Iowa despite doctor shortages.

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Majority of Univ. of Iowa med students not staying in Iowa for their residencies

Only 41, or roughly a quarter of the Univ. of Iowa’s med students plan to do their residencies in Iowa despite doctor shortages.

15 days ago·Cedar Rapids, United States

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NE Iowa Publishing

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Des Moines University students learn their residency program at Match Day celebration

A crowd of students, their families and friends crowded into a room Friday at Des Moines University Medicine & Health Sciences, chatter filling the air as anticipation grew. Students fiddled with white envelopes that held the answer to the question…

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Des Moines University students take part in Match Day

Students found out where they will continue their education and training.

16 days ago

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KGAN

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University of Iowa: More than 150 students linked to medical careers at Match Day

The University of Iowa (UI) celebrated Match Day on Friday afternoon, where hundreds of medical students were connected to their future careers.

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Penn State Health News

MD/PhD Class of 2025 students find out their residency matches

Several Penn State College of Medicine MD/PhD students graduating this year received their residency destinations as part of Match Day 2025. Many students participated in an in-person ceremony March 21 to find out where they will continue their medical training. Match Day, which takes place at medical schools across the country on the same day, is the culmination of a process that began months… Source

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