Emory University School of Medicine Program

The Emory University School of Medicine Internal Medicine Residency Program offers unparalleled clinical training across multiple prestigious Emory-affiliated hospitals, including Emory University Hospital, Emory University Hospital Midtown, Grady Health System, and the Atlanta VA Medical Center. The residency curriculum focuses on patient ownership, procedural skills, evidence-based medicine, high-quality care, and leadership development.

The program offers several tracks, including the Categorical Track, Primary Care Track, ABIM Research Track, StARR Program, Combined Med/Psych Track, Internal Medicine/General Preventive Medicine Track, and Preliminary Track. Notably, the Categorical Track trains outstanding internists for various career paths in hospital medicine, subspecialty fellowship, and primary care.

For application criteria, the program requires medical school graduation within three years of the application date and passing the USMLE Step 2 CK on the first attempt. They recommend a minimum of 2-4 letters of recommendation, including a chairperson's letter. International applicants are encouraged to have recent US clinical experience, with the program sponsoring both H1-B and J-1 visas.

The Emory Internal Medicine Residency Program emphasizes resident well-being and social support. The program offers various events organized by the resident-run Social and Wellness Committee, including Hurst Happy Hours, group outings, and seasonal events. Additionally, the program has a resident-led wellness committee dedicated to maintaining resident well-being and fostering resilience during training. Residents receive flexibility in scheduling to attend personal appointments and engage in wellness activities.