Does doing a residency in the south really diminish my chances of landing up with a job in New England?

Question:

I will be starting my psychiatry residency in June this year and as might be obvious, I am not from the states. I want to settle in the New England region eventually but have a bunch of choices to chose from, as far as my residency is concerned. One of the programs that interest me is in Texas. Is it true that doing ones' training from "down south" puts one at a disadvantage in the job hunt especially if you want to find something up north? I discussed this with my advisor and he did accept that their was "some bias". I would really appreciate some input.

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No, first off you are not from the South, you are from overseas.. there is some bias coming from both sides.. " New Englanders think if you are from the south and have asouthern accent, you are slow and racist.. Southerns tend to think Yankees are rude and inconsiderate.. but that shouldn;t affect you

Does doing a residency in the south really diminish my chances of landing up with a job in New England?

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