Burlington's Newest UVM-Trained Doctors Head to Residencies Nationwide

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118 medical students from the University of Vermont's Larner College of Medicine recently celebrated Match Day, where they learned where they will spend their residencies. The future doctors are heading to 18 different specialties across the country, with several staying in Vermont to continue serving the local community that shaped their training.

Why it matters

Match Day is a significant milestone for medical students, as it marks the transition from their studies to hands-on patient care. The event highlights Burlington's role in educating the next generation of physicians and the impact UVM's medical program has on the local healthcare landscape, with many graduates choosing to remain in Vermont for their residencies.

The details

During the Match Day celebration at UVM Medical Center, students and faculty highlighted how Burlington's community shaped the future doctors' training and the care they hope to provide. The 118 Larner College of Medicine students will be entering residencies in 18 different specialties nationwide, with several choosing to stay in Vermont to continue serving the local community.

• On March 17, 2026, 118 Larner College of Medicine students celebrated Match Day at UVM Medical Center.