St. Agnes Medical Center (Fresno) Program

The St. Agnes Medical Center Internal Medicine Residency Program in Fresno, California, is dedicated to training outstanding residents to succeed in various medical career paths. The program emphasizes quality patient care, diversity, integrity, and excellence. They actively strive to engage with diversity and encourage applicants from all backgrounds to apply, especially those from marginalized groups.

The curriculum of the program provides residents with a comprehensive learning experience across various health conditions. Residents receive guidance from faculty members who serve as role models of professionalism, kindness, and scholarship. The program aims to prioritize residents' well-being by providing protected patient care time, minimizing non-physician responsibilities, and promoting progressive autonomy.

Application to the program must be submitted through ERAS, and the deadline is typically at the end of November. The application requirements include a completed ERAS application form, dean's letter, three letters of recommendation, personal statement, medical school transcript, COMLEX or USMLE transcript, and NRMP number. For International Medical Graduates, a status letter from the Medical Board of California is necessary.

The program supports J1 visa sponsorship for International Medical Graduates. While specific cut-off scores are not mentioned, they evaluate each applicant's entire application. Preferably, applicants should have graduated within the past six years and have clinical experience in the US. ECFMG certification, although not mandatory during the interview phase, must be obtained before starting the residency program.

For further information or questions about the St. Agnes Internal Medicine Residency Program, applicants can contact [email protected].