Congratulations once again to the Indiana medical students who matched with residency programs this year on Match Day, March 18. About one-third of those new physicians from Indiana’s two medical schools are staying in Indiana for residency, and approximately one-third will pursue their residencies in other Midwestern states.
In addition, 41% of matched students from the IU School of Medicine and 62% from Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine will enter primary care residencies, according to information supplied by the schools, helping to fulfill a significant need for primary care physicians in Indiana and across the country.
Marian University College of Osteopathic Medicine
99% matched
62% primary care residencies
Staying in Midwest (%)
| Indiana |
32% |
| OH, MI, IL, KY |
39%
|
Top specialties (%)
| Family medicine |
25 % |
| Internal medicine |
23% |
| Emergency medicine + pediatrics/EM |
10%
|
Anesthesiology, pediatrics
|
8% each |
| Obstetrics and gynecology |
6% |
Indiana University School of Medicine
97% matched
41% primary care residencies
Staying in Midwest (%)
| Indiana |
37% |
| OH, MI, IL, KY |
25% |
Top specialties (%)
| Internal Medicine |
17% |
| Family Medicine |
10%
|
| General Surgery |
10%
|
| Pediatrics |
8% |
| Anesthesiology |
6% |