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Applying to the Internal Medicine Residency Every year, eight medical Interns are chosen for the Internal Medicine Residency program based on the applicant's commitment to the practice of medicine, their interests and life experiences, the strengths of their academic records, and their ability to work collaboratively. |
Address inquiries to:
Richard J. Pels, MD Director, Internal
Medicine Residency Program, Department of Medicine Cambridge Health
Alliance 617-665-1021
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| They have been drawn traditionally from highly regarded medical schools in the U.S. We actively recruit minority applicants. Candidates are asked to make a firm three-year commitment. Five transitional Interns and eight Psychiatry Interns round out the PGY1 cohort. House officers hold appointments as "Clinical Fellows in Medicine" at Harvard Medical School. They have access to the Countway Medical and other libraries, and to all University athletic facilities, housing services and other standard amenities. Applications are accepted only through Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Our NRMP code is 1268140M0. Your application must include USMLE scores, dean's letter, transcript, and 3 Letters of recommendation, one of which is from a U.S. hospital where you have completed your Medicine Clerkship/Subinternship. The application deadline is December 15. Interviews are by invitation only. The interview day begins with an introductory group session, followed by individual interviews, informal meetings with current residents and tours of the hospital. Interviewees are invited to visit the hospital any time to meet house and attending staff, to attend inpatient work and visit rounds, primary care or specialty conferences, and to observe an ambulatory care site. Individual arrangements can be made with Ms. Linda Fowler, the Residency Program Coordinator. We are strongly committed to affirmative action, and welcome applications from U.S. trained minority medical students. Minority faculty and house officers would be pleased to meet with students considering our program to discuss the quality of training as well as day-to-day life in our community. |
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