Mass General Brigham/Salem Hospital Program

Based on the information from the Mass General Brigham/Salem Hospital Internal Medicine Residency Program website, here are some key points:

• The Internal Medicine Residency Program at Salem Hospital provides training for categorical Internal Medicine residents and preliminary year interns every year, emphasizing comprehensive, patient-centered care.
• The residents have the opportunity to rotate at Massachusetts General Hospital for exposure to high-acuity cases.
• Application requirements for international medical applicants include ECFMG certification, USMLE score of 220 or above on Step One and Step Two, and completion of Step Three.
• The program encourages applicants to complete the supplemental ERAS application for a more thorough understanding of their medical education journey.
• For international medical applicants, graduation within five years of the application is required.
• The program supports obtaining both J1 and H1B visas.
• The curriculum includes inpatient and outpatient rotations, teaching opportunities with medical students, and opportunities for a variety of careers after completion of the program.
• The program director, Dr. Daniela Urma, emphasizes a nurturing environment that fosters the development of competent and humane physicians committed to lifelong learning.
• Residents have the opportunity for teaching, research, and quality improvement projects during their training.
• The program offers various educational activities such as conferences, journal clubs, simulations, and research presentations.

Please note that the program does not mention anything about competitiveness, DO/IMG friendliness, or specific salary and benefits information. Additionally, the program website did not explicitly mention visa support or specific application deadlines.