University at Buffalo Program

The University at Buffalo Internal Medicine Residency Program offers a comprehensive training experience through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) starting in September each year. The program focuses on sound clinical teaching, building skilled physicians who typically pursue highly rewarding careers.

The faculty are ABIM-certified, clinically active physicians who are committed to resident education, providing direct observation, feedback, and support to residents in achieving their educational goals. Many faculty members are also involved in clinical translational research, mentoring residents interested in research pursuits.

The program boasts a large size and diverse training sites, offering a wide range of experiences in delivering care. Residents work within healthcare teams in large hospitals and small clinics in the Buffalo area, developing adaptable skills. The program meets or exceeds ACGME standards, ensuring a solid foundation in core competencies, with electives that make residents exceptional candidates for fellowships and clinical practice.

The residency program supports a significant percentage of residents pursuing fellowships after completion. A notable portion of residents either practice or engage in academic careers in the Buffalo region post-residency. Residents come from allopathic, osteopathic, and international medical schools, setting them on paths to challenging and rewarding careers.

Buffalo, known for its four-season region, offers affordable living and a diverse range of activities. The city provides various opportunities for relaxation and cultural engagement, making it an attractive place to live and work.

The curriculum is designed to align with ABIM/ACGME requirements, ensuring nationally competitive training in internal medicine. The program's scheduling system divides training into inpatient and outpatient blocks, providing a focused approach to patient care. Core and elective rotations, conferences, and credentialing procedures are designed to offer residents a comprehensive training experience and prepare them for success in their medical careers.