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Fellowship/Our Graduates

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The most important indicator of the success of a training program is found in the outcomes of the graduates upon completion of their training. The Internal Medicine Residency has been fully accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) with a 10-year accreditation cycle (the maximum).

Mayo residents are highly successful in obtaining the fellowship of their choice. Over 70% of residents get their first choice in the fellowship match and over 88% match into one of their top-three choices, even in the most competitive subspecialty fellowships.

Graduates pursuing subspecialty careers will find that Mayo's reputation opens the door to opportunities for fellowship training at the most prestigious and competitive programs.

Here’s what a few of our graduates have to say about their experience in the program.

Victoria Kalinoski-Dubose, M.D.

Victoria Kalinoski-Dubose, M.D.

"Mayo Clinic played a pivotal role in shaping my professional development. It offered a rare opportunity to work closely with a diverse group of physician mentors whose guidance proved invaluable. I had the privilege of caring for patients with rare conditions, engaging in in-depth discussions with consultants about these diseases, and then continuing those conversations over coffee — often focused on my own career goals. What made this experience especially meaningful was having mentors who genuinely cared about my aspirations and offered unwavering support. These interactions helped me identify a career path in medicine that aligns not only with my professional goals but also with my personal values. Thanks to my experience and mentors at Mayo Clinic, I’ve found a direction in medicine that feels both fulfilling and sustainable for the long term."

Fairview Health System (Minnesota)

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Fatima Warsame, M.D.

Fatima Warsame, M.D.

“When I chose Mayo Clinic for residency, I expected a strong foundation in internal medicine — and it certainly delivered. But what I gained went far beyond clinical training. The program places a strong emphasis on exploring subspecialties alongside leaders in the field, which allowed me to build a solid knowledge base while deepening my interest in gastroenterology. In research, my mentors helped me find projects aligned with my passions and provided generous support, including travel funding and statistical guidance. By the end of residency, I was struck by how many of my co-residents had already begun carving out areas of expertise as future leaders in medicine. A residency at Mayo isn’t just training; it’s the beginning of a lifelong journey, powered by mentorship and support that serve as a launchpad for a meaningful and impactful career."

Gastroenterology Fellowship, Mayo Clinic (Rochester, Minnesota)

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Sam Kosydar , M.D.

Sam Kosydar , M.D.

“I came to Mayo Clinic with a strong interest in hematology, and the residency empowered me to pursue that dream. As a resident, I rotated through a range of services and subspecialties. I was inspired by the diversity of pathology, from community-acquired pneumonia to rare diseases like hairy cell leukemia. The breadth of clinical exposure was truly remarkable. In addition to outstanding clinical training, Mayo fosters a deeply supportive and collaborative learning environment. I had the privilege of learning from and being mentored by faculty who are leaders in their respective fields. I was surrounded by a team united by a shared commitment — the needs of the patient first. I had the opportunity to collaborate with research faculty, publish multiple projects, and present at national conferences. Without a doubt, Mayo Clinic was the ideal place for me to train."

Hematology and Oncology Fellowship, National Institutes of Health (Maryland)

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Katie Schmitz, M.D.

Katie Schmitz, M.D.

“The Mayo Clinic Internal Medicine Residency provided an outstanding foundation for my cardiology fellowship at the University of Michigan. I was fortunate to learn from expert consultants who were committed to my growth through dedicated mentorship. The diverse patient population and wide range of pathology helped me develop confidence in managing complex cases. The program supported my scholarly development through research electives, where I strengthened my skills in critical thinking, data analysis, and scientific communication. I presented my work at national and international meetings, thanks to generous support from the residency. Most importantly, I trained in a collaborative and supportive environment that promoted both professional excellence and personal well-being. I am truly grateful for my time at Mayo Clinic and feel well prepared for the next stage of my training."

Cardiology Fellowship, University of Michigan Hospital-Ann Arbor

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