The Internal Medicine Residency has a total of more than 180 residents in training at any point in time. See what a few of them have to say about our program.
“I have been blown away by the amount of resources and support available to both residents and patients. I imagined a system such as Mayo would be a very well-oiled machine, but it has certainly exceeded my expectations. The environment is very conducive for growing and learning as a young physician.”
Medical school: Keck School of Medicine of USC, Los Angeles, CA
“The quality of the Internal Medicine Residency at Mayo Clinic is unmatched. The program has a well-regarded history as a leader in clinical innovation, research advances and patient-centered care. Even before interviewing, Mayo held a very convincing status among all my program considerations. I came to appreciate this all the more after visiting.”
Medical school: The University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine, Galveston, TX
“What surprised me about Mayo initially, and what continues to surprise me every day, is how such a highly reputable academic institution can also be so friendly. The collegiality at Mayo is unparalleled, and coming to work every day is always a pleasure.”
Medical school: McGill University, Montreal, QC, Canada
“I have multiple levels of support as a female physician — from my wonderful female colleagues and senior residents, mentors in outpatient clinic, and consultants I have worked with during rotations. It’s been great to see many female physicians in leadership positions here. They have been very open to sharing their career paths with us.”
Medical school: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, Pittsburgh, PA
“I am on the Internal Medicine Residency Council, where we meet to discuss issues and concerns facing the program. A lot of that discussion ties into trainee wellness. We talk about everything from food options at noon conferences, work-life balance on certain rotations, ways to improve trainee schedules to allow flexibility, to pet therapy time for trainees, and extracurricular activities.”
Medical school: Yale School of Medicine, New Haven, CT
"The residency supported my goal to create an IM Residency LGBTQIA & Allies Committee. Through this committee, we have improved resident education by incorporating gender and sexual minority health topics into the IM curriculum and promoted healthcare advocacy by collaborating with local and national organizations."
Medical school: University of Texas Medical School At San Antonio, San Antonio, Texas
