Tusm Match Day 2013

>> Geoffrey Kendall: It's an incredibly bizarre feeling knowing that there's a, I believe they call it the computer in the sky, that's deciding the next 4 years of my life. >> One more >> Kristi Larned: The fate of the next 3 years is resting on the announcement that I'll hear in about 10 minutes. >> Good luck! >> Jason Hine: I worked really hard. There was a lot of payoff a lot of sacrifice and it all kind of culminates today in a very exciting moment, all of us opening our letters together. >> Congratulations. >> Geoffrey: My first choice, I'd love to stay in Boston, is right here at Beth Israel. >> Jason: My number one is Temple down in Philadelphia. >> Geoffrey: But I've applied all over the east coast. >> Janessa Nason: I would love to be at Maine Med. Thank you. I think the people there are great. That is the cutest dress. >> (screams) >> I have the envelope in my hand. >> (screams) >> Oh my gosh! I feel like I have the golden ticket, you know. >> Okay, you ready? This is like the most nerve wracking thing I've ever done. (laughs) Maine Med! >> What is it, what is it? >> Yeah! Maine Med! >> Geoffrey: Going to Dartmouth! Unbelievable! >> Mayra Spurling: Congratulations! You've matched! Family medicine, Alaska! >> High five! Woo! >> Kristi: I got my top choice at Beth Israel. I'm very excited. >> Oh, we're going to be neighbors! >> Nicole Barbee: I got my first choice, I'm matched in the family medicine program in Waukesha, Wisconsin. I plan on coming back to rural Maine to practice family medicine and they have a really great rural training program out there. >> Jason: I got my number one choice actually. That's the important part right there, the Temple. Unbelievable. I can't stop smiling. So, yeah, I'm very excited and just opening another chapter. >> Geoffrey: This has been a marathon to say the least. It's been a long four years, but it's also been the fastest four years of my life. It's been incredible.