Twenty-four of the program’s 25 residency applicants were matched to placements across New York, Connecticut, Ohio, Massachusetts, Michigan, New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Students who do not match in the first phase are eligible to apply for remaining openings in phase 2 of the matching process.
What made Binghamton’s pharmacy resident candidates strong, the school claims, is its capstone research project curriculum requirement, which allowed students “to articulate their research and interview better than other students,” Kanneboyina Nagaraju, PhD, dean of Binghamton’s school of pharmacy, said in a statement.
