University of Minnesota Program

The University of Minnesota Medicine Residency Program offers a comprehensive training experience in Internal Medicine. The program focuses on inclusive and supportive learning environments, clinical training, research opportunities, and quality improvement. Residents have access to various benefits, including stipends, educational allowances, and extensive insurance coverage. The program emphasizes advocacy for health and equity both in medicine and in life outside the hospital.

Application to the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the University of Minnesota requires completion through ERAS, submission of recommendation letters, transcripts, a recent photograph, and passing scores from the USMLE Step 1. Graduates are not required to participate in the Doximity Residency Navigator. The program supports J-1 visas for non-US citizen applicants.

The program has a diverse clinical site setup, including the University of Minnesota Medical Center, Regions Hospital, and the Minneapolis VA Health Care System, offering exposure to varied patient populations and a wide range of medical conditions. The curriculum includes structured resident conferences, electives, and development pathways like the Clinician-Educator Pathway and the Hospital Medicine Pathway.

Residents are well-prepared for fellowship training, with successful matches in various specialties such as Cardiology, Gastroenterology, Infectious Diseases, and others. The program also offers pathways in Global Medicine, Physician Advocacy, Physician Scientist Training, and Primary Care to enhance residents' educational experiences and align with their career aspirations. Residents can participate in scholarly activities, community outreach, and diverse clinical experiences throughout their training.