OK senior med students, here is the place for you to display your glory! Feel free to brag & strut where you matched. We are all anxious to learn which lucky programs will have OPM alumni within their ranks.
I matched into Family Medicine at St Anthony’s in Westminster, CO, my #1 choice.
Congrats, Meow! 
Congrats, Meowmix! I’m very happy for you. I attended our match day ceremonies earlier. Can’t wait until I get to experience that!
Woooo-hooooo! Glad to welcome another OPM to the ranks of FM! My wish for you is that you have at LEAST as much fun as I continue to have. It’s hard work, long hours, and underappreciated, but I still love what I do and love to go to work each day. Congratulations.
Warmly,
Mary
Congratulations Meowmix!! Can’t wait for next year, when I am sitting by the computer just waiting for my match!
Congratulations Meowmix! I was wondering what you were up to and would be matching in. I’m so happy for you!
Sweet! How many times did you sit & wonder if this day would ever come?
Congrats!
congrats!!! My turn next year
I posted elsewhere but…
I “suicide matched” in Internal Medicine and Pediatrics (“Med-Peds”) here in Wichita.
Funny, I just felt it in my bones… I needed to “DO” the PICU, critical kids just turn my crank. I understand the feelings of those “around” the bed, powerless, out of control and in the dark… (a similar skill set for an ex hospice nurse)
Richard
IM - Gundersen Lutheran in La Crosse, Wisconsin
Congratulations Efex!!
Sweet! Isn’t this the one you told was like the hidden diamond of your interview journey? WI is a gorgeous! And who can bitch about beer, brats, beer, cheese, beer & the Packers…and beer!
Yup, it is an awesome place and a great program to train at and for sure a hidden gem.
Awesome! Congrats, Judith 
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Congratulations guys!!!
Congratulations, Efex! So you must have taken a liking to the Midwest, it sounds like!
congrats to all senior med students!
4 more years…
Congrats!
thanks everyone for the nice congratulations. I truly never thought I would get to this point (including many days at the beginning of MS1 where I wondered what I had done…)