2025 Match Day Celebrates EnMed Residents

A collaboration between Houston Methodist and Texas A&M School of Engineering Medicine (EnMed) recently celebrated, for the third consecutive year, Match Day. The EnMed Class of 2025 experienced a 100 % match rate on Match Day, which is held on the third Friday of March every year at the TMC3 Helix. Forty-seven EnMed students were matched to residency programs across the country through the National Resident Matching Program. The residents learn where they will train for residency and their specialty. The top specialties were Internal Medicine, Radiology Diagnostic, Family Medicine, Surgery, and Anesthesiology. EnMed operates in close collaboration with Houston Methodist Hospital and the Texas A&M University Colleges of Medicine and Engineering, with a goal of transforming healthcare through translational interdisciplinary research, the development of transformative medical technologies, and the formation and training of “Physicianeers.”

Boone added, “These students are also driven by community service. They are always finding places to plug in to do community service and help the underserved.” “After four years of blended engineering and medicine curriculum throughout their pre-clerkship, clinical rotations during clerkship, and finding time to innovate and perform engineering immersions, our EnMed students reached their pinnacle,” said Amy Wright, EdD, MBA, Associate Dean of Student Affairs and Admissions and former Director of Educational Partnerships at Houston Methodist. “I couldn’t be prouder. Great job, Class of 2025!”