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.
“The program makes it nearly impossible not to excel during training both professionally and personally. During the recruitment process and afterwards, I was connected with mentors in my areas of interest, all of whom have been eager to offer me their time, expertise, and connections.”
Medical school: University of California – Los Angeles
“I realized early on that Mayo is truly greater than the sum of its parts and the thing that makes Mayo great is that we have some of the best nurses, pharmacists, therapists, administrative staff, and protocols and systems in place which allow us physicians to fully focus on diagnosing, treating, counseling, and learning.”
Medical school: University College Dublin
“I knew when I was looking up Mayo online prior to applying that this was a place that had all of the major factors I was looking for: excellent training and education, interesting cases, exposure to all of the subspecialties of internal medicine, and the financial and logistic support to pursue my personal interests in global health, medical education, and clinical research.”
Medical school: Johns Hopkins University
“I was initially and continue to be in awe of the approachability of everyone at Mayo. The vast amount of support for residents and patients also came as a surprise. I have thoroughly enjoyed my experiences thus far as both a patient and a resident.”
Medical school: University of Minnesota Medical School
“I looked for a program that offered rigorous training by world-renowned physicians, emphasized patient care, and had a strong track record for fellowship placement, as I hope to pursue a career in hematology/oncology. Mayo Clinic surpassed my expectations on interview day.”
Medical school: University of Colorado School of Medicine
"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
