Indiana University School of Medicine (Indianapolis) Program

The Psychiatry Residency program at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis offers outstanding clinical training in the full breadth of psychiatry, providing diverse experiences for residents. The program accepts eight categorical psychiatry residents annually and tailors rich opportunities to each trainee's interests and career needs.

Application Information: - Applications are accepted exclusively through ERAS. - For the 2023-2024 season, a minimum of three letters of recommendation is required, with at least one from a psychiatry faculty member. - The program will begin reviewing applications as soon as ERAS opens for programs. - The program sponsors J1 visas. - US clinical experience is preferred but not required. - The graduation cut-off date is no more than five years post-graduation. - COMLEX is accepted in lieu of USMLE with all exams required to be passed on the first attempt. - Step 2 scores are not required for the interview process but must be completed before medical school graduation.

Program Highlights: - Health insurance and competitive salaries provided. - Residents have access to annual education funds and free textbooks. - Dedicated time for meetings, didactics, and other activities. - Opportunity for involvement in multiple subspecialty fellowships. - The curriculum includes didactic lectures, clinical rotations, and weekly Grand Round meetings. - Residents participate in various clinical settings, including various hospitals and centers in Indianapolis.

The program offers distinctive tracks such as the Child Psychiatry fast-track option and the LGBTQ+ Health track to enhance residents' clinical training experience.

For detailed inquiries and further information, contact the program coordinator.