Thank you for your interest in our Internal Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program at the University of Michigan Medical School. The deadline to apply is December 1. Candidates must submit their applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) and participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). All interviews will be conducted virtually via Zoom.
Learn more about the application and selection process by jumping to the sections below:
All applications must be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Information on this service can be obtained through your Dean's Office or the ECFMG.
We anticipate extending invitations to interview between October 14 and December 1, using Interview Broker. Due to the high number of applications, we are unable to give status updates. However, if you have any other questions, please contact us:
University of Michigan Medicine-Pediatrics Residency Program
E-mail: [email protected] | Phone: (734) 936-4385
Application Requirements
- All candidates must participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP).
- All candidates must have taken and passed the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1 and passed Step 2 CK. Step 2 CS was eliminated in January 2021. Scores must be submitted prior to rank list submission.
- COMLEX scores may be submitted by candidates who completed their education at osteopathic medical schools; however, USMLE scores are preferred for all candidates.
- All applicants must have completed at least one year of clinical training in a LCME- or ACGME-approved program. This year must include hands-on patient care, for which the student/resident has taken an active role demonstrating responsibility for patient care and outcome.
- To be considered for selection, candidates must be a citizen of the United States, carry a J-1 visa, or have permanent resident status (Green Card).
- Applications must include a Dean's letter and no more than 3-4 letters of recommendation from faculty affiliated with your medical school. At least one letter must be from the Chair in the Department of Internal Medicine or the Chair in the Department of Pediatrics.
- We have always used a comprehensive, holistic review process. Each applicant’s achievements are reviewed in his/her/their context to gain a better understanding of his/her/their aptitudes, interests, and career goals.
- We do NOT use filters to screen in/out candidates based on USMLE/COMLEX scores, election to honor societies, etc.
- We do NOT have minimum USMLE/COMLEX scores that we use during the review process.
- Applicants who are offered an interview will be asked to complete a very brief supplemental form (2 questions) so that we can personalize your interview experience.
Please rest assured that students applying to the Med-Peds program at the University of Michigan Medical School are reviewed holistically and that we take the time to understand each individual student’s journey and context."
- We anticipate extending interview invitations between October 14th and December 1st, using Interview Broker.
- We never offer more interviews than we have spots available.
- Applicants have 2 weeks to schedule an interview once extended an invitation. After two weeks have elapsed, their interview position may be given to another applicant (unless we have been contacted directly to discuss scheduling).
- Students offered an interview have the option to be added to a wait list for a specific date based on his/her/their scheduling needs if the preferred interview date is full.
- Applicants will have three 1:1 interviews during the interview day with the following faculty: the Program Director; an Assistant Program Director; and a Med-Peds faculty member. Further details regarding the interview day will be posted during the coming weeks.
- If cancelling an interview that has already been scheduled, we ask applicants to do so with at least 2-weeks’ notice prior to the interview day. Although interviews will be virtual, we would like to provide all candidates with the ability to plan for their interview day with as much advance notice as possible.
- Wednesday, October 30
- Friday, November 1
- Friday, November 8
- Friday, November 15
- Friday, November 22
- Wednesday, December 4
- Wednesday, December 11
- Wednesday, December 18
- Friday, December 20
- Friday, January 10
- All interviews will be conducted “virtually” during the coming year. This applies to all applicants, including students at the University of Michigan, even if they may be able to visit in person. We will use “Zoom” as our interview platform, so now is a great time to familiarize yourself with its functionalities. In the event you are unable to use this platform, please contact us at [email protected] once you have received an invitation to interview and we will work out an individualized plan.
- While we would be delighted to meet candidates in person, we will not be offering in-person “second looks” or program-sponsored visits to campus to ensure an equitable interview experience for all applicants.
- Please submit your curriculum vitae (CV) and personal statement to ERAS by October 1st.
- Encourage faculty who are writing letters of support to have your letter completed and submitted prior to October 1st.
- Work with your medical schools to submit transcripts and your Dean’s Letter (MSPE) as close to October 1st as possible. We understand that some experiences (e.g., sub-I’s or A-I’s may not have been completed or grades will not be available) - no worries
- If you experience difficulty in being able to submit your personal materials, or for others to complete their components to support your application, please contact us directly to discuss your circumstances ([email protected]) so that we can discuss how best to support you.
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