Match Made in Medicine — The Most Important Day in a Young Doctor’s Life
Event:
From day one freshman year, medical students anticipate and look forward with trepidation to
National Match Day, this Thursday.
Graduating medical students from Jefferson Medical College of Thomas Jefferson University, as well as other medical schools
across the country, will learn whether and where they’re moving to begin practicing medicine; an emotional climax to their
medical education.
More than 200 senior medical students from Jefferson will gather at the medical school with friends and family Thursday morning
to tear open personal “matching letters” and discover which hospital they have been placed with, to begin their careers. These
placements define the course of medicine and patient care in the coming years.
Guest:
Thomas Nasca, M.D., FACP ,
Dean, Jefferson Medical College
Date:
Thursday, March 16, 2006
Time:
11:30
A.M.
(NOTE: Ask for a Jefferson Media Representative at door.)
Place:
Foerderer Auditorium
Jefferson Medical College Building, 2 nd Floor
1025 Walnut Street, Philadelphia?
Background/History:
Founded in 1824, Jefferson Medical College has awarded more than 27,000 medical degrees and has among the most living graduates
of medical schools in the nation. It offers both traditional medical education programs and innovative joint degree programs
to its enrollment of approximately 900 students each year.
Media Only Contact:Jeffrey A. BaxtThomas Jefferson University Hospital
Phone: 215-955-6300
Published: 3-14-2006