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We didn’t plan it that way, but I know you are stronger from   my first year of medical school when I participated in the North
      experiencing it.  The characteristics of a camel come in handy   Carolina Association of Family Physicians summer internship
      – perseverance, feistiness, durability and resilience – we have   program, and they have been incredibly supportive every step
      the perfect mascot to face such challenges.  You did, and we are   of the way.   I’m from the mountains of North Carolina, so
      here to celebrate your success today.”                     being able to come back and serve Appalachian people that I
                                                                 grew up with is great.”
      This year’s NRMP Match saw a record high of 42,000 appli-
      cants.   Campbell’s DO Class of 2021 will entry residency in 27   Campbell’s medical student match success is shared by eight
      states and Washington D.C. in 18 areas of medicine including   clinical campuses from Conway, SC to Salisbury, NC and the
      child Neurology, pathology, and occupational family medicine.    physician preceptors and hospital staff who work with the stu-
      53% will enter a primary care residency and 76% will enter a   dents during their third and fourth year rotations.
      target specialty of need.
                                                                 Campbell University Affiliate Residency Programs are in four
      Research shows that physicians are much more likely to prac-  North Carolina community  health  systems – Southeastern
      tice  in the  state  where they  complete  their  residency. 37 of   Health, Cape Fear Valley Health, Harnett Health and Sampson
      Campbell’s soon to be graduates will stay in North Carolina   Regional Medical Center — and Conway, SC.  Those residen-
      to practice and 56 percent will stay in the Southeastern United   cy programs will welcome 18 Campbell Medicine graduates
      States. Of those remaining in North Carolina, 20 percent will   and include dermatology, emergency medicine, family medi-
      continue their training in a specialty of need.            cine, internal medicine, general surgery and psychiatry.

      “I am over the moon – this is an amazing day!” said Caitlin   Members of the Class of 2021 also matched into residencies
      Porter who will enter a Mountain AHEC family medicine resi-  at institutions across the country such as Cleveland Clinic in
      dency in Boone, NC.  “I fell in love with family medicine after   Cleveland, Ohio; Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, MD;






















































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