[Liz Dohrman] One minute to launch. We are one minute
to launch. I repeat one minute to launch, again please mute your videos at this
time if you have not done so Space Stations. One minute to launch Thirty seconds to launch. Thirty seconds
to launch. Please mute your videos at this time ten nine eight seven six five four three [prerecoreded videos] two one zero, all right to department we choose to go to the moon we choose to
go to the moon we choose to go to the moon in this
decade and do the other things not because they are easy but because they
are hard [Dean Page] Hello class of 2020. Wherever you are in
the galaxy, greetings to you, your friends your family as well as all the students
staff, faculty, and others who are joining us today. What a big day. We've all been
looking forward to this for a long time. Now normally I'd be greeting you from
the Hale gallery or our traditional really non-traditional match day
celebration here at the Lerner College of Medicine if you've never been to
match day here you have no idea what it's like. It's a celebration. It's a
party. There's a skit. We are celebrating in a way that's uniquely ours last year
there were even a couple people in tutus. Now, we take professionalism
seriously here. We are serious about the fact that we are physicians at the same
time one of the things I like about our culture here, even with our culture of
professionalism, is that we don't have to take ourselves too seriously. So you
might have been wondering how can we possibly capture the essence of a
Larner College of Medicine Match Celebration here in the era of COVID-19
and social distancing. Well, so did we. As it turns out the class of 2020 had
already chosen a space mission theme and we decided to roll with that. I want to
thank the members of the technical services team, the office of medical
student education, and the medical communications team all of whom have put
their hearts into putting this together in a way that's completely different
from any other time. Despite all our efforts, despite our rehearsals,
please understand and bear with us if we have a technical glitch or two today. Now,
before I start I need to recognize that these are
trying times for all of us. We can't help but think of those who are sick right
now those who are on the front lines of caring for them, the family, the friends,
all of us are wondering what comes next. I can't minimize this serious situation.
On the other hand, this is Match Day and for a little while today let's put all
those other troubles aside. It's time to acknowledge and celebrate the
accomplishments of the class of 2020. We owe this to them their friends and their
families. So we'll still have a skit and we're still going to have fun, so welcome
space travelers to this little corner of the universe, our Mission Control. We
built this so that we can share the news and celebrate with one another today. For
the class of 2020 this is a big day for you and it's a big day for all of us who
played a role in getting you to this point. I along with all of us loved the
practice of medicine and are dedicated to our profession as we know you are.
Your future patients are out there waiting for you and we know you will be
ready to care for them. I know I speak for the faculty staff and students of
the college when I say we wish you the absolute best as you take this giant
leap soon we will find out where you're leaping to but before we begin our
formal mission program let's check in with astrocyte complex astrocyte do you
read [Ava Bakhtyari] 10-4 Mission Control loud and clear over. [Dean Page] anyone any remarks [Ava] yeah it's great to hear you as well Mission Control and not to Texas size 10-4
thank you for patching me into our fellow stations to share a few words for
space space agents far and wide Fellow 2020 classmates, and so countdown begins. Family, friends, significant others faculty staff and all folks here and
online thank you for joining us today to witness mission 2020s launch into our
future. Classmates who are now all family this is it. Today is our day. We have
spent the past three match days huddling up above the Hoehl Gallery in the
smallest of cracks trying to get a sneak peek of the emotional expressions of
those opening the very same envelopes or emails in this case that we will soon
open. We always thought this day was so distant although this year's
circumstances are a little different with the launch that we could not come
anticipated it is only fitting that we are adventuring into these uncharted
territories together as a class. To all those space stations from infinity and
beyond I want to share an observation from last year's matchday having arrived
a little too late to have a view of the stage I had a slightly different
perspective I was standing behind a family a mom and a dad, a spouse holding a
young and curious one-year-old and a grandparent seated in a chair in front
of them. This made me think time does not stop. Time has worked on all of us
many of those watching here and from rogue stations have seen us since day
one they read to us as little kiddos answered our impossible questions as to
why things exist as they do and taught us small lessons with large meanings to
prepare and protect us for what time will bring today they're joined in
person and virtually by family friends and significant others who have been an
important part of our lives by lucky chance. They have marveled at our
curiosity and enchantment with the world patiently watching as we find our life's
purpose. They have experienced our successes and our trials and errors as
simply an extension of ourselves feeling everything as much as we do. For a quick
moment class of 2020, let's take the time to thank all those for joining us today
or who may no longer be with us appreciating the time and gentle
guidance that our loved ones have invested in us to help us navigate our
life story today marks another day where we will soon celebrate a turn in the
adventure of life as we find out where we will be launched to next. Class of 2020
I am so grateful for UVM's Larner College of Medicine. UVM has managed to
bring us together from California Alaska Hawaii Delaware Vermont Florida and
Massachusetts to name a few It is beyond my understanding how
perfect you all are to me. It seems that we all fit in here like it was always
meant to be now someone once told me life is all about the fit. I think this
is true, but as we looked at opening our emails I challenge this idea a little
bit. To fit in is subjective. There is no right or wrong we are dynamic not
cardboard puzzle pieces regardless of what our emails hold
within them I hope we are all pleased and assured that we will once again find
our way and will fit in as we are meant to. Thank you so much for letting me be a
part of this crazy ride with you all. Now, before we begin some housekeeping. Each
of you will receive your match information via email at 12 a.m. 12 p.m.
Your two options: If you do not wish to share your match info open your match
email and keep the information to yourselves.
However, if you do wish to share your match info wait to open your email until
contacted by Mission Control. Use the raise hand option on zoom to indicate
you would like to announce your match. To do so click on the participants button
at the bottom of your zoom screen followed by choosing the raise hand
option this applies if you are participating with the group of your
fellow students if you are alone or with family and friends Mission Control will
contact Space Station's at random to announce matches the choice is entirely
yours and we encourage you to do whatever you feel most comfortable with
but just to repeat remember that you need to click the raise hand option on
Zoom to indicate you or other people at your station would like to share your
match. If you choose to announcer announce your match to the galaxy
remember to tell us your name what your specialty is and where you are going. Now
I was informed we have some special guests today I think they're from the
government I'm not entirely sure but they seem important [Music] [Dr. Christa Zehle] good afternoon Commander Page. [Dean Page] Good afternoon. [Dr. Zehle] hello cadets
congratulations on your near completion of our Larner College of Medicine 2020
space physician training program for the national residency matching program as
you know this is an elite program that sends you out from your training Space
Station and across the stars to serve our galaxies in need you will boldly go
where no physicians have gone before this program was one small step for
medical students and now one giant leap for future doctors. I can't do it, I'm
sorry, I just can't let him go Mission Control I've decided to run with
Plan B now if all class of 2020 medical students could please focus your
attention here welcome class of 2020 to your first-year
space physician training program orientation over the next four years you
will learn about our unique format integrated curriculum you'll learn basic
sciences receive doctoring bags meet your first patients please make sure you
turn in your completed waiver for Thursday's adventures ropes course [Dr. Shaden Eldakar-Hein] Agent Zehle, are you sure the neuralizer works remotely. Have you tried this
before? Agent Zehle, I don't think it worked. I'm
sorry. I think we only have one choice we have to let them go. [Dr. Zehle] Agent Eldakar-Hein, unfortunately I think you are right. Trainees you are the best-kept secret in
the universe and we found you now it's time we let you go. To get us started we
have a few preliminary matches: Darth Vader has matched to the Dark side. Groot has matched to Hogwarts Herbology department.
Captain Kirk will boldly go where no man has gone before.
Lastly, ET went home. And now for today's assignments, Rookie agent Bakhtyari are
you still here? [Ava] Roger that Mission Control. [Dr. Zehle] okay agent Bakhtyari let's put
it on. [Ava] Put what on? [Dr. Zehle] Put on the last suit you'll ever wear Agent Bakhtyari,
and all of our space cadets online you will now only dress in attire specially
designed to provide the best patient care. You'll assume the professional
identity you have worked so hard to develop. Eat where and where you can, live
the life you were meant to live from now on the marks you will leave will be
cherished you will stand out as exemplars among your peers you will have
the ability to leave a positive lasting memory with any patient you encounter.
You are special, recognizable only as you and you will be respected at the same as
the same you will create change you will be successful.
Professionalism is your name the highest level of clinical care, your native son.
You're no longer a student at the Larner College of Medicine, you're above
the system. Through it, over it, beyond it we are physicians you are physicians you
are officialy residents good luck and Godspeed all right let's take this space
mission 2020 fully operational Larner College of Medicine Space Station's. This
is Mission Control we are go for lunch! [Ava] Mission Control this is agent Bakhtyari on Space Station Astrosight. Do you read? Over. [Dean Page] Rogers agent Bakhtyari loud and
clear you are go for launch [Ava] my name is Ava Bakhtyari I'm matching into
neurology and I'm here with my family on space station Astrosight. I wanna
quickly thank all set family and friends and also my entire LCOM family
in addition to the generology department and I am matching in to Boston University medical inspection. [Dr. Zehle] our next space station if you have not already raised your hand to announce your
match please do so now we will call your stations at random space station
ibiology Space Center this is Mission Control do you read apologies with my
family remotely Hi everyone! I am in Connecticut with my family remotely. Can you guys hear me? hopefully um and I just want to say
thank you to all my family who supported me this whole journey this is for you
guys and I am matching into ophthalmology and I'm doing my prelim
year at Cal Specific in SanFransico. I'm coming home [Dr Zehle] the eyeballology do you have any additional [Chatter] [Dr. Zehle] Alright, space station Taco Odyssey this is
Mission Control do you read over [Connor] Hello. Mission Control. Can you hear me? [Dean Page] Yes. [Dr. Zehle] Roger, go ahead. [Connor] My name is Connor. I
matched in the family medicine. I just want to first of all say thank you so much
the administration for for your creativity and putting today on. Thank
you to our class. You guys are truly phenomenal. I've enjoyed this process so much. Thank you my advisors, Shaden and Martha. thank you to our friends and family near and
far. To my wife due any day [Clapping and Aw's] [Connor] Thank you. Alright I'm looking for the email. [Unknown Voice] He really wants UVM. [Connor] Oh my god we match to UMass Medical School. [Dr. Zehle] all right congratulations
space station Taco Odessey. Does anyone else have a mission report? [Connor] It's just me. [Dr. Zehle] Okay, great. Alright, congratulations. Space station Rogue 4 this is Mission Control, do you read? Over. [Shouting and chatter] [Unknown Voice] Oh my gosh, so many babies! [Dean Page] Is Rouge 4 muted? [James] Here we go. I think we're good. [Dr. Zehle] Rogue 4, we can hear you. Alright. So my names is James Rohwer. I'm here with my my wonderful family. Lexi and our son, Walter and Eila. I'm matching into Pediatrics, and we've matched into UT Southwestern in Dallas Texas. [Clapping] [Connor] Thank you. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Rogue 4, do any additional crew members have a mission report? [Connor] Uh, nope. Just me. [Dr. Zehle] Okay, great. Congratulations. Okay, Space Station Labius Base. This is mission control. Do you read? [Corbi] To Vermont? We're in Vermont right now. Now we get to go on
another adventure Okay starting the video. Hi yeah, we hear you.Hey, my name is Corbi um I matched into ophthalmology. This is Curtis, my
wonderful partner. Um we'd like to thank all of our friends and family for being
so wonderful and our cat who doesn't feel like video camera right now
um okay and so so I've matched for my prelim year I've matched into
Cooperstown in Basset Medical Center in New York and I'm going to do my
ophthalmology residency at Brown. [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Are there are any additional crew members at your station? Okay. Congratulations again. [Corbi] Thank you [Dr. Zehle] Space Station post-op Landing
this is Mission Control do you read over [Pooja] Yes, I read. Can you hear me? [Dr. Zehle] Yes. Roger. Go ahead. [Pooja] My name's Pooja, I'm going into general surgery. I'm here with my family, Neville in
Boston on FaceTime. Thank you to my parents thank you to Dan's parents who are
watching online. Lee, Beth, Jeff and Dave thank you guys for supporting me these
last few years. Thank you to all of you guys I wish we could be together, but I'm so
happy that we got to spend these four years together. Thank you to the Department of Surgery. Thank you Dan. Can't wait to see where we go. Albany! [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. Are there any additional crew members at your space station? [Pooja] No. Thank you. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. Space Station Send Me On My Way. This is Mission Control. Do you read? [Nate] Hello everyone. My name's Nate. I'm going into orthopedic surgery and I matched at Seattle. [Clapping] [Greg] Hi everybody. My name's Greg. I'm also going into orthopedics. I just wanna say thank you to my family, I know a lot of you are watching. Thank you mom and dad especially. I couldn't have got here without you. Um, So I matched. I'm going to the University of
Vermont. [Clapping] [Unknown Voice] Yeah Greg! [Zach] So I'm having a panic attack. My name is
Zach. I matched into emergency medicine Yeah, I'm just going to open it right now. right I'm matched... NewYork-Pres Brooklyn. [Clapping} [Harshal] My name is Harshal. I'm going into emergency medicine. Thank you friends family and mentors for all the support. I matched to UMiami Jackson Health. [Clapping] [Dean Page] Can you get a little closer to the microphone [Dan] Yes, sorry. I'm Dan Wigmore.
This is my girlfriend Jess. I just wanted to thank my parents my family and the
boys northeastern that are all watching live. I'm going to general surgery. Thank
you all and also the department surgery for helping you get to this point and I
matched to Stoneybrook. [Clapping] [Caleb] Hey guys. I'm Caleb Knight. Happy match day. There's my wife
Kristen. I'm actually gonna do emergency medicine. Also a big shout out a big
thank you to my friends and family who are watching online. I love you guys,
and I'll just echo what Connor started off by saying just I feel so lucky to
have been part of the Larner class of 2020, you guys are great. You have the
email. We will be going to Denver Health [Clapping] and Mission Control that's all the participants we
have here [Dean Page] Thank you very much. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Mission MIA, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Russel] We're here. My name is Russell I'm here
with Mushu, and my mom, my girlfriend and some other people, but they don't want to
be online. Okay Mushu where are we going? Oh, sorry. It's going. I''m matching into Pediatrics at Stoneybrook. [Clapping] [Russel] Okay, nobody else here. That's it. [Dean Page] Congratulations. Thanks. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. Space Station Mission Impossible this in Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Eva] Hello! Hi, I've Eva Petrow. I'm matching into internal medicine
shout out to all my family watching my parents, my two brothers, then my fiancé
John, wish you could be here. I'm gonna open my email going to Rochester. [Clapping] [Dean Page] Any other cadetes there? [Alejandra] Hi, my name is Alejandra Vivas. I am matching for psychiatry and we
found out we're going to New York [Clapping] [Alejandra] Thank you so much family and friends for supporting me and watching right now. I couldn't have done it without you. [Kyle] Hi I'm Kyle. I'm going into emergency
medicine and I just want to thank my family and friends for being here and
watching. Shout out to my mom and dad and boyfriend Phill, brother but especially my mom and dad and my
boyfriend and all my friends here you guys have
just been such a huge support through this whole process and I'm really
excited to announce that I'm going to Mount Sinai New York City [Clapping] [Kinjal] Hello. I'm Kinjal. I'm going into adult neurology. I just want to thank my family my parents my brother my cousin, my friends near and far, my roomate Jinal so I am matching back home at the University of Miami
Jackson. [Clapping] [Jinal] Hey guys, I'm Jinal. I'm matching into internal medicine. I'd like to thank my mom and dad, all of my family, my friends here. I couldn't have done it without you. So yeah, I'm matching into Boston University. [Clapping] [Katie] We have one more. Hi everybody I'm Katie. I'm matching into family medicine. Echoing all the support from Vermont and beyond for helping us through this process, and I found out that I am matching at UMASS. [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. [Dean Page] Any other cadets? [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Doctor Who this is Mission
Control. Do you read? Over. [Monica] Hey, can you hear us? [Dean Page] Yeah. [Monica] Hey I'm Monica I'm going to Family
Medicine. This is Adam my partner. Just want to thank all the friends and family
who are watching and who have supported us so far we are checking right now We matched to McKay-Dee in Ogden. [Clapping] [Monica] We have a couple more. [Hanna] Hi. It's Hanna. And this is Oliver. Oliver. I'm going into pediatrics.And we matched into at New Mexico [Clapping] thank you Sophie, and Jerome, and Kelvin and all the other people who are watching. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. Space station Shuttle Tyberioum, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over [Nick] I'm Nick. I'm matching into emergency medicine. I'm here with my family. I want to thank my family, everyone at UVM for helping to support me I want to thank God and I am matching
at UMass med school [Clapping] [Dean Page] Anybody else? [Nick] That's it. [Dean Page and Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Bacididel. This is Mission Control. Do you read?Over. it okay um so I am here with my husband
in the tiny phone and my parents and I hi. So, I'm here with my husband in the tiny phone and my parents. And I was gonna wait to open my email but then I got about three phone calls and some texts and additionally welcoming me into
ob/gyn at Indiana Medical School [Clapping] [Dean Page] Anybody else there? [Dr. Zehle] Great congratulations. Space Station
tacos satellite office this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Nate] We read.
Hello Mission Control. Hello classmates. We're up here self isolating and the the wilds of Vermont with pups really excited. Let's see, my name is Nate. I am
matching into emergency medicine, also matching with my partner. [Marie] Hi, my name's Marie Mehara. I'm matching into family medicine. [Nate] quickly want to thank family and friends all over the country, classmates,
obviously really wish we could have celebrated this all together, but it still
feels really wonderful seeing you all and hearing about your matches and yeah.
Thank you mom dad. Thanks to my brother Trev, wish he could be here but I know
he's very proud of this moment. [Marie] Shall we open? [Nate] Yeah. [Marie] One second. [Giggling] [Dean Page] Where are you? [Marie] UCSF Frezno. [Clapping] [Nate] Yeah, UCSF Frezno. Thank you so much . [Dean Page] Congratulations. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. Space Station Venus Return, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. Oh [beep] that's us. [Laughter] Oh, sorry! [Dean Page] We have a delay here. [Ben] There we are. We'll go first. [Cole] Hi [Dr. Zehle, playback] congratulations. Space Station Venus Return, this is Mission Control. [Cole] oh, they're live streaming. I'm so sorry. Great, okay. Hi. I'm Cole Shapiro and I'm watching with [Ben] I'm Ben Flinn. I'm doing internal medicine. [Cole] And I'm matching into Pediatrics. Obviously we wanted to thank everybody. [Ben] So, uh, I matched at University of North Carolina. [Cole] And I matched at Duke. [Clapping] [Will] All right, hi. My name is Will Earle. I'm going into Internal Medicine. This is my girlfriend Ellen. We
want to thank our family my parents for watching my brother's my grandparents
Ella's mom and everyone else has helped us in the department of medicine ,and also
shout-out to my adviser Chad and thanks so much for everything um so we also couldn't
wait and we're very excited we're going to Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital next year. [Clapping] [Unspecified voice] Whose next? [Izzy] Hi [Matt] Alright guys. [Izzy] My name's Izzy [Matt] I'm Matt. [Izzy] I am matching into adult and child psychiatry. [Matt] I'm matching the ophthalmology [Izzy] and we're going to
Pittsburgh. [Clapping] [Will] One more. I'm Kathryn Patton. This is my partner Phillip, who lives in Chicago to give you some context. I'm going to, uh. I want to say thank you for, to all the family, everyone. And, um, I applied to OBGYN and I matched at Loyola in Chicago. [Clapping] [Mixed voices] Bye! [Dean Page and Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Houston We Have a Problem. This is mission control. Do read? Over. [Dean Page] We have a problem. [Mixed voices] I want to say thank you to everyone. Hi everyone. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Houston We Have a Problem. This is mission control. Do read? Over. [Mixed Voices] We're here. [Chatter] [Dr. Zehle] You're on. We wanna hear your match. [Unknown voice] It's delayed. Okay. [Dean Page] We can see you. Are we here? [Andy] Alright. Oh, its delayed. Hi everybody. My name's Andy. I'm matching into emergency medicine. This is my wife, my partner Haley. Haven't looked at my email yet, but before I do, just wanna thank thank my friends family everyone who's supported me along the way all my friends here through this process so you get through my junk
mail here let's see where we go we are going to University North Carolina [Clapping] Hey guys. I'm [ name inauditble] I'm matching into pediatrics. and I'm going to UC Irvine. [Clapping] [Dean Page] Anybody else? Hey guys, I'm Pedro. I matched into classic surgery at the University of Minnesota. [Clapping] [Kira] I'm Kira this is my boyfriend Vincent. We haven't looked yet. We're matching into emergency medicine. [Dr. Zehle] We can't hear you. Closer to the mic. [Kira] I'm going to UNC [Clapping] [Liz] Alright, hi everybody. I'm Liz O'Neil. This is my husband my Brett and I'm matched into plastic surgery. And we're going to Rushmore University of Chicago. [Clapping] Hi everyone. My name's Luke Arnell. I'm going into EMT. [Britta] And I'm Britta and I'm going into anesthesia. [Luke] and we already looked at our emails. We are staying in Vermont together. [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Anybody else? [Andy] That's everyone. Thank you guys. [Dean Page] Thank you. Congratulations. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station, The Gallegos Family Space Station. This is mission control. Do you read? Over. [Anthony] Yes. Hello. I'm Anthony Gallegos this is our dog Coby. This is my wife Briscette and our daughter Aliannah. She's almost five months. I matched into the family medicine and I thank all my family and friends that are
watching. Hi mom. Thank my wife, the whole Family Medicine Department then my letter
riders thank you all for your support I'll grab the email. Okay we are going to CHRISTUS in San Antonio Texas [Clapping] That's all we have. Thank you. [Dean Page] Congratulations [Dr Zehle] Congratulations. Space Station Taco Conembrad. This is mission control. Do you read? Over [Al] We read. [Al] Hi everybody, I'm Al and this is my husband
Woodrow and our little one Monty was sleeping right now
and I want to say thank you to all my family who's watching in Virginia and in
North Carolina and all my friends here in Vermont out in and Washington in Colorado
and also to family that's watching here in Vermont and thank you to everybody
who supported us along this journey and let's see. Which email is it? Oh. We matched to family medicine at Maine Medical Center. [Clapping] That's it. [Dean Page] Congratulations. Anybody else there? [West] Hey I'm Wes Cubberley. This is my
partner Marley. I applied into internal medicine. Before I open it, just thanks to
all my family mom, dad, gram, my sister Liz, all my first advisors, Chad, and then
all my classmates. This has been just an incredible journey. Thank you guys so
much. All right, and we matched at the University of Utah. [Clapping] [Brett] Hello everyone. My name's Brett and I'm matching into family medicine. And I want to say thank you to my family and my friends and my classmates couldn't be
here without you all so let's see where I'm doing family medicine in Boise, Idaho. [Alexis] Hi. I'm Alexis. I'm matching into family medicine and I first just wanna say thank you to every individual who has given their heart to our education thank you. This community is family, and you have held us this whole way and I'm so greatful. And I'm thrilled to share that I've matched in Canada. I'm going
Victoria British Columbia on Vancouver Island. [Clapping] [Nora] Hi everyone. I'm Nora Stedman. I'm applying into Internal Medicine. I echo the sentiments of everyone. Thank you so much to my family, my mentors, my incredible freinds and the entire community here at Vermont. It's been incredible. So. I am going to. I have matched at the University of Vermont. [Clapping} [Nora] Thank you. That's it from here. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations everybody. Apparently, Huston still has a problem. So, Huston Has a Problem Space Station, we're returning to you for one more report. [Andy] Alright gang. You're live. [Female voice] Can you hear me? [Dean Page and Dr. Zehle] Yes. Okay. So we are matching into family medicine. We are going to University of Vermont. [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Okay, Space Station. [Andy] That's the last one for real. [Dr. Zehle] Last one for real, okay. Space Station [Uninteligable] This is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Male voice] I read. I'm over here. Hi guys, I'm zooming in from California right now
with my friend here Joe just shout out to my family my friends class of 2020
you guys are the best I love you guys so much super nervous I haven't read my
letter yet I'm doing right now I'm going into emergency medicine and I'm matching
at Harvard UCLA. Oh my god. [Clapping] [Male voice] Oh my god. I'm going back to California. [Dean Page] Congratulations. [Male voice] Thank you. It's just me . [Dr. Zehle] Okay, great. Congratulations. [Male voice] Thank you. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Bazsy? This is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Nana] Hey, we're here in Connecticut I'm Nana this
is my wonderful partner Sam I'll be matching into anesthesiology and I just
want to thank my family especially my parents who have been so supportive on this
journey and my wonderful partner Sam of course and we are going to Westchester
Medical Center in New York. [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations.Okay Space Station. Space station 5? or V, however you're
looking at it this is Mission Control Do you read over? [Patricia] Hello. Hi. My name is Patricia I'm
going into anesthesia and I would like to thank my family who's here with me and also
all my family in the United States and abroad. and I really want to thank all the UVM faculty and my friends there, and of course, the department of anesthesia. and I am going to Yale New Haven Hospital. [Clapping} [Patricia] Thank you [Dean Page] Congratulations [Dr. Zehle] Okay. Space Station the Art. This is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. Sweetie, come here. Hi. I'm Jasmine. I am a fifth year student. And I'm here with my friends. We're all iscolated together. and my family and my partner, and that's mom. [Jasmine's daughter] Can I tell you this? [Jasmine] Phoebe, can you.. I'm going into obstetrics and gynecology, and I wanted to thank everybody that's been really supportive, and it's helped me get through these really hard five years. and, Pheobe where are we going? [Pheobe] We're going to Long Island. [Jasmine] We're going to Northwell Southside [Clapping] [Dean Page] Congratulations [Dr. Zehle] Space Station isolation station this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Dave] Hey guys, how's it going?
All right my name is Dave I'm going into orthopedic surgery hang on I'm going to University of Colorado [Clapping] [Sean] Hi I'm Sean. This
is uh my wife Chelsea in our new puppy Burlington I'm matching to
emergency medicine and we'll look where I'm going to Beth Israel Deaconess
Medical Center. [Clapping] [Dave] That's my boy. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations Isolation Station. Space Station Neary, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Scott] Hello. Hi. I'm Scott. This is my husband Drew. I want to say thank you to all our family and all the support we've gotten I'm matching into family medicine at the University of Rochester. [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. [Scott] Thank you. It's just us. [Dr. Zehle] Great. Space Station Flexa, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Chatter] I go first? Okay. Hold on, okay. [Flo] Alright. My name is Flo, thank you to my whole family, mamma, papa. Happy birthday to my older sister. This is Tim, and we're going to Seattle Washington for Pediatrics [Clapping] [Alexa] Hi I'm Alexa
I'm matching in to radiology just want to thank all the Larner College of
Medicine and my family they're all here with me and everyone who's watching you
guys have helped me make it through medical school I'm going to the
University of Michigan. Go Blue! [Clapping] [Flo] Bye, that's it. That's everybody. [Mission Control] Congratulations [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Space Waffle this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over [Eli] This is Space Station Space Waffle reporting for duty. Hi everybody. I'm Eli Goldberg I'm here with my husband Nick who was up all night
running an ambulance I am going into family medicine and Nick has my phone we're home we match to the University of
Vermont [Clapping] [Dean Page] Congratulations [Eli] And that's it. Space Station Event Horizon. This is mission control. Do you read? Over. [Dylon] and we read you Mission Control. My name's Dylon Gookin . I'm matching internal medicine and we already looked at it. We're going to Brown. [Clapping] [Dylon] And, uh, it's just us, so thanks very much. Oh, wait! I just wanted to thank people. [Laughter] Um, thanks friends family and really huge shout out to all my mentors over
at the LIC because they were huge and smashing be true because you kept me
sane. Love you all. Thank you. Bye. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Mrs. Brown Control, or Space Station Ground Control this is
Mission Control. Do you read? Over. It's confusing titles. [Collin] Yes, we read. Hello everyone. first of all I just want to thank my
friends my classmates at UVM you've been wonderful the past four
years and a great system of support my family who's tuning in and other friends
were tuning in I'm applying into internal medicine and I'm going to the
University of Virginia [Clapping] [Liz] Chad, I like you're shirt. [Chad] Thank you I'm Chad I'm going to
opthamology I just want to thank family friends everyone at our College of
Medicine definitely all the people at DELIC, kind of taught us how
become doctors over there, Dr. Solomon in the whole of Caroline Icare for kind of
mentoring me through this whole process so I'm going into ophthalmology at the
Cleveland Clinic and my prelim year will be once this loads at University
Hospital outside ofCleveland [Clapping] [Chad] That's all of us. [Collin] That's everyone. [Dr. Zehle] Great, congratulations. Space station venus minor this is Mission
Control. Do you read? Over. [Lauren] Hi. My name's Lauren I'm here in
California and I just want to say thank you to everyone who's a part of my med
school journey thus far I applied into internal medicine and I'm
matching at Temple University [Clapping] [Dean Page] Congratulations. Anyone else up there? [Lauren] Nope just me. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations Space Station Canis Major this is Mission
Control of you read? Over. [Laura] We're here. You wanna go first? [Jessica] No [Laughter] [Laura] I'm Laura I'm
coming you here from Vermont and I'm going into Pediatrics at Stanford [Clapping] [Jessica} hey I'm Jessica I'm going to pediatrics atTucson Arizona . [Clapping] [Jessica] That's all of us. [Dr. Zehle] Great. Congratulations. Space Station Terok Nor, this is Mission Control. Do you reado? Over. [Daniel] Hi everybody, this is
Daniel Terok Nor I am going into pathology I'm going to start by saying
thank you to everybody it's especially a shout-out to Agent Eldakar-Hein who
allowed me the stupidity of suicide matching so I knew about five days ago exactly where I was going. I'm matching into the University of Vermont. [Clapping] [Daniel] And I'm alone here in this abandoned space station. [Dean Page] Congratulations. [Dr. Zehle] I call it shooting the moon, not suicide match. [Laughter] [Dr. Zehle] Space station Lune's Lagoon this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Chatter] [Scott] Oh, hey guys. Can you pause that? Hey guys, I'm Scott. Can you see me? [Mission Control] Yes. [Scott] Alright cool. I matched into Neurological surgery. I haven't looked at this yet. I want to say thank you to my family, and to the host of people who have made this possible. You can build any spaceship, you can build any doctor specifically to build someone like me. I am very very thankful for that. Alright. Here we go. Indiana University. [Clapping] [Scott] IU. Let's go baby. Thank you guys. [Dr. Zehle] Space Station Phantastic this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Ashley] oh yes hear me? Hi I'm Ashley Aiken I just wanna say thank you to all my family
and friends who only got two phones here facetiming. I matched into emergency medicine at Einstein in the Bronks. [Clapping] [Dean Page] Congratulations. [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. Space Station Flecture Usalage, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Michael] Oh my god. [Cheering] [Michael] Hello everyone we're so excited for all our
classmates thanks to all our family and friends I
am Michael Rodriguez. I'm going into internal medicine the University of
Virginia [Clapping] [Nick} my name is Nick I matched into urology a long time ago but I just want
to say thank you to my mom, my mema and pap, my Nana and Bubba and all my friends
that have been there to support me through what felt like almost like a
million years in Vermont but I'm leaving for Albany and Pooja, I'll see you there [Clapping] [Tyler] I'm Tyler I want to thank all my friends
and family for this incredible journey I applied to general surgery and I'll be going to
Morristown New Jersey [Clapping] [Julia] hi everyone my name is Julia Hannigan I
just want to thank everyone my friends and family who helped me get through the
last four years and thank you to everyone who's watching at home I'm
going into psychiatry and I'm going to Thomas Jefferson in Philadelphia. [Clapping] [Hanna] Hi I'm Hanna Mathers. I matched into general surgery and I'm going to Georgetown. [Clapping] [Daniel] Hi yall I'm Daniel De Los Santos. I just want to thank all my friends and family for supporting me
through this process and I'm doing a preliminary IM year at UVM [Clapping] [Jake] My name is
Jake this is [Emily] I'm Emily [Jake]and I'm going to emergency medicine and I'll be staying at UVM for
the three years [Clapping] [Emily] and I'm going into family medicine at the Maine medical center. [Clapping] [Mixed voices] Thanks Mission Control. Wait, we have another one! [Greg] Good afternoon space cadets. My name is Greg Johnson I'm matching into
radiology. A coupe quick thanks I'd like to thank my parents my mom
Kelsey Kyle pistol Peter Dunlop Cecile Kristen I forgotten some names but I
matched to radiology at UVM baby a real [Clapping] quick to my mom, I apologize for bleaching my
hair. I was feeling pretty nervous yesterday I love you mom I'm sorry [Michael ]Thanks Mission Control. [Dr. Eldakar-Hein] Are there any space stations who would
like to report before we sign off today? if so please use the raise hand feature
and zoom to inform Mission Control [Dr. Zehle] okay Meisner College [Male voice] space monkey. Can you go to them, space monkeys and cubs, they don't know how to raise their hand. [Dr. Zehle] okay, we'll find them. Space Station Space Monkey and Pups, I think it is, this is Mission Control. Do you read? over Do we read? Yes! Hold on. [Dean Page] There we are. Now? Yeah, yeah, Yeah. [Cheering] [Anna] Alright. Someone else can go. [Katie] Alright. Okay. Hi. My name is Katie. and this is my husband Conner. Hold on. Oh god. [Anna] Sorry! We're just adjusting so everyone can see Everyone with us? [Katie] I matched into family medicine here at the University of Vermont. [Clapping] [Female voice] Wanna go? Okay. No, I matched a long time ago. Okay. Go ahead Kyna [Kyna] Hi, I'm Kyna and this is my girlfriend Kristen, and I already looked. I am matching into pediatrics at Tufts University in Boston [Clapping] [Danielle] Hey everyone. I'm Danielle. This is my boyfriend Sam. I matched into emergency medicine Thank you to friends and family, to our classmates, I love you guys so much.I went and looked already I matched to the University of Washington [Clapping] Hey guys, I'm Jennifer Morris. I'm going into primary medicine, and Ethan I will see you. I'm going to the University of Rochester [Clapping] [Kristen] Hi, I'm Kristen. I matched into internal medicine and pediatrics and I'm going to Georgetown. [Clapping] [Ethan] Hey I'm Ethan Witt. I love you guys, class of 2020. I matched into internal medicine at OHSU. [Clapping] [Anna] Hi I'm Anna Lidofsky, not all of you know this but I had a last minute change, and had dual applied, so this was a hugereveal for me. I'm very pleased to announce I'm going to UC Davis doing family medicine [Clapping] [Katie] That's everybody. [Chatter] [Dr. Zehle] Space station Victorious, this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Nektarios] yes [Christa] where's our video? Alright, I'm Nektarios here my
family and wife Christa our niece. This is my wannabe baby I'm going into emergency medicine and I will
be going to University of Vermont [Clapping] [Mixed Voices] Yes! Yes! Yes! [Nektarios] there's ten people exactly here no more. Thank you. [Dr. Zehle] Space station Apollo 10 this is Mission Control. Do you read? Over. [Tori] yes we do
hi I'm Tori Close. I'm going to Pediatrics
I wanted to thank all my friends and family and the class of 2020 for
adopting me and all of the mentors that I had that have helped me get into Westchester Medical Center [Clapping] [Dr. Zehle] Congratulations. [Dr. Eldakar-Hein] Are there any other space stations that would like to report? [Dr. Zehle] Alright, Larner medicine class of 2020 this is Mission Control. Match Day is the best day of the year and space mission 2020 is no
exception. Congratulations. I am incredibly proud of all that you have
accomplished and today's match outcomes. The future of healthcare is in excellent
hands to the stars and beyond Commander Paige do you have some final
words of wisdom? [Dean Page] Yeah. To the space station and to our students I couldn't
be more proud of your accomplishments and excited for you in what you're going
to be doing next. What an amazing day. This is different. Last year I said no
one does match the way the Larner College of Medicine does and I indeed
again no one does a match the way it's been done today. Even with all of the
technology, even with us looking at screens or showing another screen,
this had an intimacy where where you could see it in people's eyes I got to
see your dogs in the background your babies things that we don't otherwise
have available to us in a traditional match so we didn't choose the situation
we're in but I'm tremendously grateful first of
all to Deans, agents, Eldakar-Hein and Zehle for what they've done.
You can't see we've got a set again less than fewer than ten people here in the
room who have done an amazing job. I can't believe we pulled this off so
to all of you, to the friends the families, all of you watching
congratulations. What an amazing day. We'll never forget this Match Day and now it's
fine for that it's time for that final step [Pre-recorded audio] One step for man, One giant leap for mankind. [Dean Page] Congratulations [Clapping]
