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Application Requirements

All applications must be received through Residency Centralized Application Service (ResidencyCAS). The following minimum requirements must be met before your application will be reviewed:

    • ResidencyCAS Application
    • Minimum of 3 letters of recommendation, including 2 SLOEs and an Internal Medicine (IM) letter, preferably from an IM Chair 
    • USMLE Transcript or COMLEX Transcript 

        • While we do not have a minimum score, Step 2 is required for EM-IM applicants who wish to interview with our program.
    • Personal Statement
    • Medical School Transcript
    • Medical School Performance Evaluation (MSPE)
    • ECFMG Certificate (if applicable)



Application Review Process

Applications are reviewed on a holistic basis by our selection committee.  During the process of reviewing applications, we blind sex, self-identification, and photos to limit unconscious bias. We simply look for applicants who fit with the mission and values of UMEM.



Interview Process for Combined EM/IM Program Applicants

Combined Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine applicants will interview on a single day with the EM/IM program faculty. After interviewing for the combined program, you may also rank our categorical EM program separately.

If you have been granted an interview for one of the combined programs, you will be automatically considered for our categorical program. You do not need to schedule an additional interview, and can rank BOTH programs if you wish. 



A Note on International Medical School Graduates

We welcome applications from graduates of medical schools outside the United States. In addition to meeting all other application requirements, international medical school graduates must also be certified by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).

While J1 visas may be sponsored by our institution on a case-by-case basis, our program prefers not to sponsor visas. Preference given to those that have completed a transitional year of clinical experience in the United States.

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