Indiana University School of Medicine (Merrillville) Program

The IU School of Medicine Psychiatry Residency program in Merrillville offers a comprehensive training experience for residents in Northern Indiana. Residents have the opportunity to work in various clinical settings, including inpatient psychiatric units, outpatient services, federal health centers, and residential addictions units, providing care to underserved communities. The program prioritizes training in all areas of psychiatry, with a focus on community mental health.

The program faculty includes knowledgeable and experienced clinicians who are dedicated to providing high-quality education and training. The current residents come from diverse medical backgrounds, reflecting the program's commitment to fostering a supportive learning environment.

For applicants interested in the Merrillville Psychiatry Residency program, the application process includes submitting materials through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The program has specific requirements for both domestic and international applicants, such as USMLE Step 1 scores, Dean's letter, letters of recommendation, transcripts, and personal statements.

The curriculum integrates residents with community mental health providers, offering research opportunities, didactics, and educational support. Residents have access to various learning resources, including protected didactics, mentorship opportunities, and participation in journal clubs and national meetings.

Overall, the Merrillville Psychiatry Residency program at IU School of Medicine provides a supportive learning environment with a focus on community mental health and a comprehensive curriculum to prepare residents for a successful career in psychiatry.