Residents have many career opportunities upon graduation. It is typical for 75% or more of our graduates to go on to fellowship training in brain injury medicine, hospice and palliative medicine, pain medicine, pediatric rehabilitation medicine, spinal cord injury medicine, and sports medicine. Our residents practice in a variety of settings, including academic medicine and private practice, for their career.
Graduates of our program have a 97% pass rate for the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation certifying exam. This is higher than the national pass rate of 88%.
You meet periodically with various faculty members and the program director to discuss your career goals. Graduates of the Mayo Clinic PM&R Residency are typically very competitive for entering fellowships or the job market.
At Mayo Clinic, several clinical fellowships are available, including:
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The Mayo Clinic Alumni Association will help you stay in touch with your Mayo Clinic colleagues, maintain a valuable professional connection to Mayo Clinic throughout your medical and/or research career, participate in continuing medical education, and more.
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