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Carol Maurizio
Program Coordinator
Internal Medicine Residency Program
Sinai-Grace Hospital/Wayne State University
INTERNAL MEDICINE RESIDENCY PROGRAM
Thank you for your interest in our Internal Medicine Residency Program. Outlined below are the requirements for
the 2007-2008 Program Year.
APPLICATION SUBMISSION Must apply to our Program through ERAS. Interviews will be conducted beginning in late October and continuing through January. Application
Deadline is November 1, 2006
VISA REQUIREMENT Will consider only the following:
- U.S. Citizen or Permanent Resident
- J-1 application
- Transfer of existing H-1 or new H-1. If we should decide to sponsor
H-1, we require that you have taken and passed step 3 by no later than
January 31, 2007. As an H-1 petitioner, you will also incur a cost of
approximately $2,000.
USMLE SCORES Prefer scores of 85 or higher on steps 1 and 2 (first attempt)
CSA REQUIREMENT Must have cleared all requirements of step 2 by no later than 12/3l/06.
ECFMG CERTIFICATE Must be ECFMG Certified by the time rank order list is submitted
(February 2007)
PREVIOUS U.S.
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE Preference given to candidates with previous U.S. experience
YEAR OF GRADUATION Prefer candidates who have graduated 2002 or later
ADDITIONAL Can be obtained through our web site:
INFORMATION
http://www.intmed.wayne.edu/meded/sinai-grace.htm
Or you may visit the Department of Medicine web site at:
http://www.sgintmed.com
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Thank you for your inquiry to the Internal Medicine training program at Saint Louis University School of Medicine. We accept applications through ERAS program only. The program requires that all applicants have passed USMLE Steps 1 and 2. If you are a foreign medical graduate, please complete the ECFMG certification requirements before interview call. There is no minimum USMLE score requirement, however, candidates who have scored 90 or higher tend to do well in our program. U.S. clinical experience is helpful but not necessary. The applicant must have graduated within the five years from December 1, 2006.
At the present time, we sponsor J-1 visas. Our deadline date is December 1, 2006. Our faculty reviews all applications. Thank you for your inquiry regarding Saint Louis University School of Medicine and for further information, please check out our website at http://internalmed.slu.edu/resident/.
Sincerely,
Charlotte Robinson
Education Coordinator
Saint Louis University
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Dear applicant
Thank you for your interest in our program. Attached please find our criteria.
Joyce E. Murray, Residency Coordinator
Caritas Carney Hospital
617-296-4000 X2726
2100 Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester, MA 02124
617-296-4000 x2726
FAX # 617-298-1547
COMPASSION, ADVOCACY, RESPECT, EXCELLENCE
CARITAS CARNEY HOSPITAL
RESIDENCY PROGRAM CRITERIA
All USMLE scores generally should be at least 80 (two-digit score) for interview. Step 2 scores must be available by February 1, 2007.
Recent US clinical experience is important but not mandatory.
As a rule, we do not offer observerships.
J1visas and green cards. We are offering a limited number of H1B visas. Applicants must have passed all 3 parts of USMLE to be eligible.
Applications are accepted through ERAS. International medical graduates contact ECFMG for application materials and eligibility requirement www.ecfmg.org to begin the process
Deadline for application is December 15th.
There is no graduation cutoff date.
For additional information, please visit our web-site at www.caritaschristi.org. First click on Caritas Christi Health Care System then Specialized Services, Hospitals, Carney then Graduate Medical Education.Contact: Joyce.Murray@caritaschristi.org tel: 617-296-4000, X 2726)
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Thank you for your recent inquiry for our Residency Program in Internal Medicine. This is to let you know that we have completed our 2006 Match. We are currently fully matched and will begin preparation for July 2007 after September 1, 2006.
Since it is too early to apply at this time, please continue checking our residency website over the upcoming months for program details and requirements.
Answers to frequently asked questions and other information about St. Vincent Hospital can be found at: www.svh-wmc.com.
Thank you for your interest in our program. We hope to receive your application next year.
Sincerely,
Martha Wright, MBA
Program Administrator
Internal Medicine Residency
St. Vincent Hospital , Worcester Medical Center
Worcester, MA 01608-1320
Ph- 508-363-6208
Fax- 508-363-9798
Email- martha.wright@stvincenthospital.com
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Thank you for your interest in the University of Colorado School of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency Training Program. We will use the ERAS system for our application process. Our brochure is available on the World Wide Web. The URL is http://www.uchsc.edu/sm/intmed. We will accept only applications submitted to us electronically. You must apply to our program through an ECFMG office. If you cannot get the brochure off the WEB, please call (303) 315-7313 or e-mail (Sherry.Berka@uchsc.edu).
Most of the candidates we invite to interview have fairly high scores (85 and above) on the USMLE exams. You must have at least three months of clinical experience in the United States. You must have graduated from medical school within the last five years.
The University of Colorado is unable to sponsor any type of visa. We accept U.S. citizens, resident aliens and international graduates with J-1 sponsorship through the ECFMG.
Our deadline for completed applications for 2007-2008 is December 1, 2006.
Sherry Berka
Program Administrator
Residency Training Program
in Internal Medicine
University of Colorado at Denver
and Health Sciences Center
4200 E. Ninth Avenue #B177
Denver, Colorado 80262
Phone: 303-315-7313
FAX: 303-315-7653
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Thank you for your interest in our program. We accept applications thru ERAS only.
We have no minimum score requirements and no year of graduation limitation.
We sponsor only J1 if visa is necessary. We look for excellent personal statements and letters of recommendation.
Please feel free to visit our website www.advocatehealth.com for further information.
Best of luck to you.
Have a great day!
Cathy Fussell
UIC/Advocate Christ Internal Medicine
Residency Coordinator
4440 W. 95th St., Suite 122NOD
Oak Lawn, IL 60453
ph(708)684-5673 fax(708)684-2500
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Thank you for your interest in the University of Connecticut Primary Care Internal Medicine Residency Program.
Here is a list of our program requirements:
1. Must have passed the USMLE Parts 1 & 2 on the first attempt. All applications are reviewed individually.
2. Medical School graduation (including the required internship) should be within 5 years of applying for residency.
3. Clinical Skills Assessment.
4. ECFMG certificate must be provided if you have graduated from a foreign medical school.
5. Deadline for application is December 15.
6. Interviews for graduates are conducted between November and January.
7. J-1 visas or green card only. No H1.
8. Clinical experience can be United States or foreign.
9. No observorships or externships.
10. Clinical experience can be US or foreign.
11. You may apply even if you are missing documents or tests results but we would have to them by the time we put our rank list in.
If you wish to apply, we accept applications only through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Paper applications will not be accepted. Each application is reviewed and applicants invited for an interview will be notified by e-mail and a letter. Please do not send attachments. They are often difficult to open. You may also visit us at our website: http://resprog.uchc.edu/md .
University of Connecticut (New Britain) Program
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Standards for admission to the Internal Medicine residency program Department of Medicine, Medical College of Georgia for start date of July 1, 2007:
1. Must apply through ERAS / deadline Dec 1, 2006.
2. Scores should be 85 and above on both parts USMLE first time tested.
3. 3 months of U.S. clinical experience (observerships count on a month to month basis).
4. Passing marks on CSA.
5. J-1 visas only
6. Documented graduation from a certified medical school
7. Three satisfactory letters of evaluation of clinical competence from U.S. physician evaluators while performing in a U.S. hospital or ambulatory clinic.
8. Deans letter and transcripts.
9. IMG's applying to our program must have USMLE scores at time of application or have the test taken before Dec 31, 06 in order to be part of the Match. Passing appropriate examinations on cognition and language by ECFMG and required certificates must be completely updated through October 31, 2006. IMGs must be mindful that transcripts submitted must reflect grades not intensity of hours. If the transcript submitted to ERAS does not reflect grades, we are not obligated to interview candidate even if interview is scheduled. The candidate has the responsibility to provide proper transcripts to our office by the time of any scheduled interview. This is non-negotiable.
10. COMLEX score of 450 or above for DO applicants.
For more information about our residency program, please visit our web site located at:
http://www.mcg.edu/resident/intmed
Please visit the Graduate Medical Education site at http://www.mcg.edu/resident/
Thank you for your inquiry into our program requirements.
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Yale Internal Medicine has filled all preliminary and categorical residency positions. Our requirements are stated on our Yale Internal Medicine Web Site at http://www.info.med.yale.edu/intmed/prog/ and clicking on "Traditional" and "How to Apply" see "FAQ's". Please see my answers to your questions below.
Thank you for your interest.
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Dear Applicant:
Thank you for your interest in Maricopa Medical Center's Internal Medicine Residency training program. All applications for our residency program must be sent through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). We will not be accepting any paper applications. All applications must be received by December 31, 2006.
To apply to our program, simply contact your medical school's Dean's office. If you are an international medical graduate, you should contact the ECFMG; they will act as your Dean's office. Also, we require copies of your UMSLE scores to be sent to us through ERAS directly from the National Board of Medical Examiners. Our minimum score requirement is 83 or higher on all steps of the USMLE with passage on the first attempt. We also require a minimum of two months of U.S. clinical experience in order to apply. Our institution does not sponsor any visas.
For more information on our residency program and Maricopa Medical Center, please visit our website at http://mihs.org/mededucation/graduate/internal.ht....
If you have any further questions, please contact me at karen_boettcher@medprodoctors.com. Again, thank you for your interest in our program.
Sincerely,
Karen Boettcher
Internal Medicine Residency Coordinator
Maricopa Medical Center
2601 E. Roosevelt Street, Room 0-D-10
Phoenix, AZ 85008
phone: 602-344-1218
fax: 602-344-1488
email: karen_boettcher@medprodoctors.com
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Internal Medicine Residency Program
1. We only accept applications through ERAS (The Electronic Residency Application System)
2. Deadline is 11/15/2006
3. We sponsor only J1 visas
4. In addition to the ERAS application you must submit 3 letters of recommendation, a Dean’s Letter, Medical School transcripts and USMLE score.
July 10, 2006
Dear Interested Candidate:
We thank you for your interest in the University of Arizona-Tucson Hospitals Internal Medicine Residency program. In order to apply to our program you must be enrolled in the National Resident Matching Program. We will be utilizing ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) for our application process. Only those applying through ERAS will be considered. Please contact your Dean’s Office for further information regarding this process. We invite you to visit our electronic brochure currently available on the internet at: http://www.meded.arizona.edu
In addition to ERAS application, we require your CV, personal statement, USMLE scores, Dean’s Letter, three letters of recommendation, and medical school transcripts in order to process your application. Deadline for receipt of application is November 15, 2006. Once complete, your application will be reviewed and if applicable, we will contact you for an interview.
International Medical School Graduates must contact the ECFMG-ERAS Program at http://www.ecfmg.org/eras/ Please be aware that the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the University of Arizona has no special requirements for IMG’s (no required US clinical experience; no USMLE “cut off” score; no limit on year of graduation and we sponsor only J1 visas.
We feel our program is a very strong and competitive Internal Medicine Residency Program. We offer very comprehensive in-patient and out-patient clinical training with opportunities in research for those who are so inclined. All of our residents were very successful in obtaining practice opportunities in general internal medicine and subspecialty fellowships.
The morale among our residents is currently very high and Tucson is an extremely enjoyable community. Should you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact the office at 520-626-7000.
Sincerely,
Richard Mandel, MD
Program Director
Paula O'Hara
Clerkship and Electives Coordinator
Department of Medicine
1501 N. Campbell Avenue
PO Box 245040
Tucson, Arizona 85724-5040
Phone: 520-626-7000
Fax: 520-626-6020
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Thank you for your interest in our Internal Medicine Residency Program. We will begin accepting applications for the 2007-2008 academic year in September 2006. We only accept applications through ERAS. (No paper applications please.) We will begin interviewing October 23, 2006 and complete the interview process by January 26, 2007. The deadline for receiving applications will be December 1, 2006. Due to the large number of applications, we review only those with USMLE Part II scores of 80 or above. This year we will continue to sponsor H-1B visas for highly qualified International Medical Graduate applicants (the cost will be paid by the applicant through payroll deductions) and, of course, we will also accept J-1 visas. Our Program is exempt from the H-1B visa cap. If you require an H-1B visa, USMLE Part III results must be available by February 1, 2007. Applicants must have graduated within the last five to seven years and US clinical experience is beneficial but not required. ECFMG certification must be received at time of application for temporary medical license allowing you to begin a residency program. We offer 12 positions – 8 categorical and 4 preliminary.
The website for St. Mary’s Health Center Internal Medicine Residency Program is www.stmarysintmed.com.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Marilyn Martin
Program Administrator
Internal Medicine Residency Program
St. Mary’s Health Center
e-mail: marilyn_martin@ssmhc.com
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Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine program at St. Francis Hospital. For general information about our residency program please visit the website www.reshealth.org . Specifically to the Internal Medicine residency, applications are accepted only on ERAS. The deadline for applications is December 1, 2006. Interviews are offered on a rolling basis, however, and most applicants will submit their applications no later than early-November. ECFMG certification is not required for an interview, but it is certainly preferred. US clinical experience is not required. Most of our applicants have USMLE scores of 85 or above on Step 1 and Step 2. Applicants with lower scores can be accepted if there are other special attributes. Interviews take place from the end of November through January. Graduation from medical school within the past five (5) years is preferred. We do sponsor H-1 and J-1 visas. We offer a very few pre-Match contracts.
Again, thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency program at St. Francis Hospital.
Kathie Kafka
Program Coordinator
Internal Medicine Residency
Saint Francis Hospital
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Susan A. Major, Program Coordinator
Internal Medicine Residency Training Program
Department of Medicine
University of Florida
P.O. Box 100277
Gainesville, FL 32610
Phone: 352-265-0239
FAX: 352-338-9879
Thank you for inquiring about our Internal Medicine Training Program. Due to the large volume of emails that I receive for information about our program, I have addressed the most common questions below. If your questions are not satisfactorily answered in this email, please feel free to email me again with specific questions and I will address them directly.
Thank you.
1. The University of Florida Internal Medicine Program is accepting applications only through ERAS. The ERAS Post Office will officially open in September and we will begin downloading information then.
2. Our minimum USMLE score on Part I and Part II is 230.
3. Letters of invitation will be issued as the Selection Committee reviews the completed applications. Letters will not be sent to those applicants who are not granted an interview.
4. We support J-1 visas only.
5. US Clinical experience is strongly recommended but not required. At least one year of post-graduate clinical training is required.
6. We accept applications from candidates no more than five years after medical school graduation.
7. Our application deadline is December 15, 2005. All application materials must be received by this date in order to be considered for an interview.
8. Interviews are conducted from late November through the end of January. If you are invited for an interview, the days for interview will be addressed in your letter.
9. Our program does not offer externships or observerships.
10. IMGs must be certified by ECFMG. We currently have IMGs in our training program.
11. Incomplete applications will not be considered. A completed application consists of the following: Dean’s Letter, Medical School Transcripts, 2 letters of recommendation, personal statement and USMLE Transcripts. For IMGs the ECFMG certification number is required.
11. We no longer have printed brochures. Program information is available at our website: www.medicine.ufl.edu
Susan A. Major
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Department of Medicine
University of Florida
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Application to the Internal Medicine and Transitional Residency Program at York Hospital , York , Pennsylvania , is exclusively done through ERAS. Therefore, we do not send paper applications to Medical Students/Graduates applying for Residency in the Program. Our deadline for receipt of applications is December 1, 2007.
We have a USMLE minimum score requirement of 82 on each exam, U.S. clinical experience is desirable, but not mandatory, and applications received from the most recent medical school graduates will be considered first. Please note that your USMLE scores (as available) are required as part of your application. We do sponsor H-1 and J-1 visas, but only candidates who have completed all three parts of the USMLE can be considered for H-1 visas. These are criteria for the recruitment committee to consider your application, but they are not a guarantee that an interview will be offered.
While each application is reviewed individually on its merit we can tell you that over 80% of the International Medical Graduate candidates that have been accepted into our residency program have not only met the above criteria, but have been MRCP certified or had extensive US or UK residency experience.
For additional information, visit our web site at www.yorkhospital.edu Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions at telephone number (717) 851-2164 or e-mail address sbell2@wellspan.org .
Sue
Susan E. Bell
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Department of Medicine
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York, PA 17405
sbell2@wellspan.org
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Thank you for your inquiry about our Residency Training Programs in Categorical Medicine and Preliminary Medicine. Information regarding these programs can be found on the World Wide Web at http://musom.marshall.edu/medicine. In order to be eligible for our program, you must meet the following requirements:
• Application by ERAS only
• USMLE Scores > 80
• Less than 5 years since graduation from medical school
• J-1 VISA if international medical graduate (No H-1 VISA accepted)
• U.S. clinical experience is not mandatory
Our deadline for accepting ERAS applications is November 15, 2006.
Thank you for your interest in our program. If you have any additional questions, please contact us.
Betty Jo Morrell
Program Coordinator
Internal Medicine Residency
Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine
1600 Medical Center Drive, Suite G-500
Huntington, WV 25701
Phone: 304-691-1086
E-mail: morrell@marshall.edu
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Thank you for your interest in our Internal Medicine Residency Program. We will begin accepting applications for the 2007-2008 academic year in September 2006. We only accept applications through ERAS. (No paper applications please.) We will begin interviewing October 23, 2006 and complete the interview process by January 26, 2007. The deadline for receiving applications will be December 1, 2006. Due to the large number of applications, we review only those with USMLE Part II scores of 80 or above. This year we will continue to sponsor H-1B visas for highly qualified International Medical Graduate applicants (the cost will be paid by the applicant through payroll deductions) and, of course, we will also accept J-1 visas. Our Program is exempt from the H-1B visa cap. If you require an H-1B visa, USMLE Part III results must be available by February 1, 2007. Applicants must have graduated within the last five to seven years and US clinical experience is beneficial but not required. ECFMG certification must be received at time of application for temporary medical license allowing you to begin a residency program. We offer 12 positions – 8 categorical and 4 preliminary.
The website for St. Mary’s Health Center Internal Medicine Residency Program is www.stmarysintmed.com.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me.
Marilyn Martin
Program Administrator
Internal Medicine Residency Program
St. Mary’s Health Center
e-mail: marilyn_martin@ssmhc.com
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GRIFFIN HOSPITAL _____________________________________________________
Griffin Hospital, in affiliation with Yale University School of Medicine and Yale University School of Public Health provides you with two innovative residency training options. You can choose the three-year residency in internal medicine or the integrated(Combined)four-year program combining preventive medicine training and a master’s program in public health, with traditional internal medicine training.
The traditional three-year internal medicine program is comprised of rotations in general medicine, critical care, emergency room and ambulatory medicine. Elective rotations are also offered at Yale-New Haven Hospital.
Griffin Hospital, in conjunction with the Yale University School of Public Health, offers a unique, 4-year training program combining Internal Medicine with Preventive Medicine. Residents in this program obtain a master’s degree in public health (MPH) from the Yale University School of Public Health fully subsidized by Griffin Hospital. The program cultivates expertise in clinical decision making and patient care, while developing skills in research methodology, teaching, community-based health promotion and epidemiology. Training includes on-site experience in a variety of health care settings, including both state and local departments of public health. Upon completion of training, successful graduates will be eligible for boards in both internal medicine and preventive medicine, and will be well prepared for careers in primary care clinical practice, managed care organizations, and academia. The combined program also offers a 4-year position in the Cancer Prevention Track focusing on cancer prevention and control. This position is supported by funding from the American Cancer Society. Training includes a master’s degree in public health, as well as intensive practicum experience in clinical, research, and teaching skills relevant to a career in cancer prevention and control. This innovative training curriculum includes rotations at the Yale Cancer Center, National Cancer Institute, and American Cancer Society. Candidates for this track must be a US citizen or a Green Card holder. This is an ideal program for those who have an interest in combining internal medicine with preventive medicine and public health practice, oncology and cancer prevention.
Positions Available: (Academic year 2007-08)
Traditional three-year internal medicine program
3 Categorical
6 Preliminary
Combined four-year Internal Medicine/Preventive Medicine Program
2 Combined IM/PM track
1 Combined IM/PM Cancer track
Criteria for resident applicants:
Prefer scores of 85 or above.
Prefer 1-year of U.S. clinical experience.
Griffin Hospital sponsors J-1 and H-1 visa.
All applications must be submitted through the ERAS system (Internal Medicine)
For further information please go to www.griffinhealth.org
Scholarship Opportunity:
Preventive Medicine/Public Health Clerkship
Griffin Hospital
Affiliated with Yale University School of Medicine
Griffin Hospital’s Department of Preventive Medicine is offering a $500 Scholarship in Preventive Medicine and Public Health to 3rd and 4th year medical students. Selected students will participate in a four week introductions to public health and preventive medicine. Activities planned is based on students interest including clinical preventive medicine, occupational medicine, hospital quality control, behavioral health, health and human rights, and designated conduct of clinical research. $500 towards room and board will be provided. For more in information and the application process, please contact Margie Bliga at mbliga@griffinhealth.org.
Minority students are strongly encouraged to apply.
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This is an automated reply from the Ochsner Clinic Foundation Gradute
Medical Education Administration.
We appreciate your interest in our programs. This email will attempt to
answer many of the common questions we answer on a daily basis.
Will Ochsner Clinic Foundation participate in the 2006 NRMP Main Match?
Yes, Presently Ochsner does plan to particpate in the 2006 NRMP Main
Match.
1. Where can I get the application?
The application is available on our website, at
www.ochsner.org/gme. If a program is supported by ERAS we will only
accept applications through the ERAS post office.
2. What are your basic requirements?
You need scores of at least 80 on USMLE steps 1 and 2 (for
residency) and 3 (for fellowships). Your date of graduation from
medical school must be within the last five years.
3. Do you sponsor visas?
No. We do not initially sponsor any visas. To apply you must
currently hold a J-1 or H1B visa or be a permanent resident.
4. What other requirements are there for Foreign Medical Graduates?
Beyond the ability to legally work in the United States, you will
need an ECFMG certificate and 6 months to a year of US clinical
experience.
If you have further questions or concerns please feel free to contact us
at 1-800-752-6768.
Jacob Martin
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GME Administration
Ochsner Clinic Foundation
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1. about 30% IMG
2. J-1 only.
3. We look at the whole application through ERAS to decide.
Thanks.
David Castaldo, M.D.
Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency
Eastern Virginia Medical School
757-446-8910
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Please visit our website to get the criteria for our prgram www.unr.edu/med/dept/imnorth.
Brenda Goodwin
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Thank you for your interest in Internal Medicine at Northwestern. The most current information about our department and its training programs is available on the internet at http://www.medicine.northwestern.edu. This university-based program is ACGME-accredited for 48 PGY-1 positions. Application for this level of training is accepted only via ERAS. This program does not offer pre- or post-Match positions, nor observerships or externships. There are no open positions for the current academic year. Application for Match 2007 will be accepted from mid-September 2006, with the deadline of 12/01/06. Minimum score on each step of the USMLE for all applicants is 80. The date of graduation from medical school should be within the past five years, with at least one clinical clerkship of 4-8 weeks duration in a US university medical center. For those who have already graduated from medical school, an ECFMG certificate valid for 6/15/07 should be included in the initial ERAS application. The Selection Committee communicates with each applicant concerning the status of the applicant by e-mail via ERAS. Interviews are by invitation only and occur from December through January. We regret that visits outside the interview process are beyond our resources. Please feel free to contact me as further questions arise.
Maija Hasiba
Program Coordinator
Internal Medicine Residency
Northwestern-McGaw Medical Center
251 East Huron, Galter Suite 3-150
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Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at McLaren Regional Medical Center/Michigan State University. I have included the answers to frequently asked questions below. For more information visit our website http://www.mclaren.org/body.cfm?id=377. To review a resident contract, please visit http://www.mclaren.org/body.cfm?id=342.
HOW TO APPLY
Applications are accepted through ERAS only. Our application deadline is December 31 but I recommend applying before mid-October for the best chance for an interview. We interview approximately 100 candidates for 12 categorical positions. If you are invited for an interview, you will be notified by email in mid to late October. Typically, our appointments are gone in less than 24 hours. We will most likely be interviewing in December and January. For the 2006-07-program year, we received 1,924 applications through ERAS.
SCORES & PROGRAM INFORMATION
· Preferred Scores on Step I and Step II of 80 each on first attempts
· If either Step is repeated (only one repeat attempt for ONLY one step is allowed) then average score must be equal to or greater than 82.
· If either Step is less than 80, then average score should be equal to or greater than 82.
· Step 3 or ECFMG certification are not required to interview. Our program is community based and does offer pre-match positions.
YEAR OF GRADUATION
· Prefer less than 7 years from date of graduation to start date for residency (2000 or after)
· Activities since graduation will be taken into consideration. Clinical activities or advanced training will weigh in favorably.
U.S. CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
Highly desirable but not an absolute requirement
VISAS/GREEN CARDS/CITIZENSHIP
· H-1b visas will no longer be sponsored.
· J-1 visas accepted, sponsored through the ECFMG. Must complete the process as early as possible so that the applicant can begin work on July 1st, with visa and social security number in hand.
· Green card holders or those with green cards pending (who can obtain a work authorization)
· U.S. citizens, etc.
If you meet our criteria and have any other questions, please check out the website listed above for important information about our program. Thank you for your interest in McLaren Regional Medical Center/Michigan State University
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General Information
▪ Applications will only be accepted through ERAS, the Electronic
Residency Application Service
No applications will be accepted via mail or fax
There is no minimum score requirement for the USMLE.
Application deadline is November 15.
In order to apply you must submit: Dean’s Letter, Department of Medicine letter if you are an American Medical School Graduate, Two additional letters of recommendation from attendings who supervised you, Medical School Transcript, Personal Statement, Curriculum vitae and USMLE Transcript with Step 1 and 2 scores.
You must have graduated medical school within the last 5 years in order to apply
The following information pertains to International Medical School Graduates:
If you meet all the requirements prior to submitting our rank list, we can sponsor j-1 and H1-B visas
We will not interview an International Medical Graduate without ECFMG certification
US clinical observations are not required but are helpful.
We have International Medical Graduates in our current program.
For information about the size of our program and the interview process
We have approximately 15 preliminary and 35 Categorical positions
A committee reviews the applications to determine if an interview will be granted. Due to the volume of applications received we will not be able to interview all applicants.
Our interview session starts in mid November and ends in January. There are no interviews between Christmas and New Year. We only interview on Thursdays.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center Program
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Thank you for considering the UMKC Internal Medicine Residency Program. All of our current positions are filled. In the past, we looked for scores of 210 or higher or approximately 85% on both steps I & II and you must be ECFMG certified by the time of rank. For the 2007 match, we accept applications only through ERAS. You must have graduated from medical school within the last 5 years and have had patient contact within the last two years. U.S. clinical experience is helpful but not a requirement. We sponsor J1 visas and currently sponsor H1B’s (a topic under discussion). Approximately 3/4 of our residency consists of IMG's. We offer 9 Preliminary positions and 18 Categorical positions every academic year beginning July 1. We do not offer Observerships or Externships in our program. Our deadline for receiving applications is December 1, 2006 but apply early for we have a limited number of interview reservations available. Check out our website at www.med.umkc.edu/education/residency. Good luck in your residency search.
University of Missouri at Kansas City Program
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