Match Day is a monumental occasion for all aspiring doctors—the moment they discover where they are going for residency training. Through the basic sciences, through clinical training, they have had their sights set on this date for quite some time.
Match Day is a monumental occasion for all aspiring doctors—the moment they discover where they are going for residency training. Through the basic sciences, through clinical training, they have had their sights set on this date for quite some time.
Mahdi Khattabi, MD 2021
Specialty: Trauma Surgery
Location: NYC
Nicholas Panting, MD 2019
Specialty: Family Medicine & Obstetrics
Location: Elkhart, IN
Julie Hansen, MD 2022
Specialty: Internal Medicine, Research Track
Location: Medical College of Wisconsin
David Thomas, MD 2012
Specialty: Transplant & Oncology Infectious Diseases
Location: H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Institute
Joseph SchianodiCola, MD 1985
Specialty: Anesthesiology/Pain Medicine
Location: Brookdale/Brooklyn
William Cobb, MD 2022
Specialty: General Surgery
Location: AdventHealth - Orlando
Ramona Mittal, MD 2023
Specialty: Internal Medicine
Location: Virtua Our Lady of Lourdes, NJ
Share your exciting news using one of our Match Day signs and we’ll share your posts on social media and on this page. Be sure to use the hashtag #SGUMatch
Print it, fill it, and post it.
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#SGU #StGeorgesUniversity #Doctor #MD
to use these on Instagram Stories.
Congratulations on your match! Here are tips and tricks for capturing
some amazing photos and videos to commemorate this momentous occasion.
Wardrobe
Background
Be aware of your background. Remove any potentially distracting or unwanted items from the shot.
Have the background lit with some lamps or pull back the curtains from your windows if the room is dark. Ideally, don’t take the photo with a window right behind you as the camera will struggle with lighting.
Make sure light is coming from behind the camera toward your face. Always be aware of your surroundings. If filming at your home make sure pets and children aren’t in the frame. When on location at an office or hospital keep patients and staff out of frame.
Framing & Camera Positions
Always make sure you are in the center of the frame.
Provide both vertical and horizontal options when taking both still images and motion videos (when possible).
*Share your photos and videos with us using #SGUMatch! Select photos and videos will be featured on our social media channels, St. George’s University website, and e-newsletters. Please note that by using this hashtag, you are providing your consent to allow SGU to utilize them on these platforms. Your privacy is very important. You may want to consider whether to share your name and match location before adding the #SGUMatch hashtag.
