Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Programs

There are 80 ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency programs across 38 states and territories. Together they offer about 404 first-year positions in each Match. The most programs are in New York (6), Michigan (6) and Illinois (5).

Program data updated October 11, 2026.

Programs
80
In 38 states
First-year positions
404
Across all programs
Median IMG residents
0%
9 programs at 25% or more
Sponsor a visa
93.8%
J-1 or H-1B
Median interview rate
28.4%
Of applicants

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Visa
Albany Med Health System ProgramCohoesNew York46%38.7%J-1
Baylor College of Medicine ProgramHoustonTexas90%29.7%None
Case Western Reserve University/University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center ProgramClevelandOhio40%16.9%J-1 and H-1B
Christiana Care Health Services Inc ProgramNewarkDelaware50%20.9%J-1
Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University ProgramGrand RapidsMichigan40%24.2%J-1
Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital ProgramRoyal OakMichigan436%16.5%J-1
Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University ProgramDetroitMichigan628%32.7%J-1
Duke University Hospital ProgramDurhamNorth Carolina60%J-1
ECU Health Medical Center/East Carolina University ProgramGreenvilleNorth Carolina68%31.9%J-1
Emory University School of Medicine ProgramAtlantaGeorgia40%15.3%J-1 and H-1B
Geisinger Health System ProgramDanvillePennsylvania50%35.9%J-1 and H-1B
Hurley Medical Center/Michigan State University ProgramFlintMichigan391%14.7%J-1
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai ProgramNew YorkNew York40%19.1%None
Indiana University School of Medicine ProgramIndianapolisIndiana140%53.6%J-1
Johns Hopkins University ProgramBaltimoreMaryland40%18%H-1B
Loma Linda University Health Education Consortium ProgramLoma LindaCalifornia40%1%J-1 and H-1B
Louisiana State University (Shreveport) ProgramShreveportLouisiana56%43.1%J-1
Louisiana State University School of Medicine ProgramNew OrleansLouisiana45%59.4%J-1
Loyola University Medical Center ProgramMaywoodIllinois40%32%J-1
MaineHealth ProgramPortlandMaine46%24.5%J-1
Marshall University School of Medicine ProgramHuntingtonWest Virginia412.5%25.1%J-1
Marshfield Clinic ProgramMarshfieldWisconsin275%22.5%J-1
Mass General Brigham/Brigham and Women's Hospital/Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School ProgramBostonMassachusetts40%13.7%J-1 and H-1B
Mass General Brigham/Massachusetts General Hospital/Harvard Medical School ProgramBostonMassachusetts40%16.8%J-1 and H-1B
Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals ProgramMilwaukeeWisconsin60%43.3%J-1 and H-1B
Medical University of South Carolina ProgramCharlestonSouth Carolina413%17.3%J-1
MedStar Health Georgetown University ProgramWashingtonDistrict of Columbia40%18.5%J-1
Ohio State University Hospital ProgramColumbusOhio100%55.6%J-1
Penn State Milton S Hershey Medical Center ProgramHersheyPennsylvania40%32%J-1
Prisma Health/University of South Carolina SOM Greenville (Greenville) ProgramGreenvilleSouth Carolina50%28.7%J-1
Rhode Island Hospital/Brown University Health ProgramProvidenceRhode Island47%20.3%J-1
Rush University Medical Center ProgramChicagoIllinois40%24.6%J-1
Rutgers Health/New Jersey Medical School ProgramNewarkNew Jersey56%31.2%J-1
Stony Brook Medicine/University Hospital ProgramStony BrookNew York30%33.3%J-1
The MetroHealth System/Case Western Reserve University ProgramClevelandOhio617%26.6%J-1 and H-1B
Tulane University ProgramNew OrleansLouisiana657%32.4%J-1
UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical Center ProgramLos AngelesCalifornia60%23.3%J-1
UMass Chan - Baystate ProgramSpringfieldMassachusetts89%46.6%J-1
UMass Chan Medical School ProgramWorcesterMassachusetts40%J-1
University at Buffalo ProgramBuffaloNew York413%J-1
University of Alabama Hospital (Birmingham) ProgramBirminghamAlabama40%25.5%J-1
University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix ProgramPhoenixArizona60%31.2%J-1
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine ProgramLittle RockArkansas511%29%J-1
University of California (San Diego) Medical Center ProgramSan DiegoCalifornia40%22.8%J-1
University of Chicago ProgramChicagoIllinois46%16.7%None
University of Cincinnati Medical Center/College of Medicine ProgramCincinnatiOhio83%26.8%J-1
University of Colorado School of Medicine ProgramAuroraColorado46%23.3%J-1
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Chicago ProgramChicagoIllinois40%28.4%J-1
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria ProgramPeoriaIllinois86%39.8%J-1 and H-1B
University of Kansas (Wichita) ProgramWichitaKansas341%19.7%J-1
University of Kentucky College of Medicine ProgramLexingtonKentucky84%35.2%None
University of Louisville School of Medicine ProgramLouisvilleKentucky55%36.8%J-1 and H-1B
University of Maryland ProgramBaltimoreMaryland40%22.2%None
University of Miami/Jackson Health System ProgramMiamiFlorida40%24%J-1
University of Michigan ProgramAnn ArborMichigan80%J-1
University of Minnesota ProgramMinneapolisMinnesota100%42.6%J-1
University of Mississippi Medical Center ProgramJacksonMississippi60%J-1
University of Missouri-Columbia ProgramColumbiaMissouri462%22.9%J-1
University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine ProgramKansas CityMissouri64%29.8%J-1
University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Medicine ProgramOmahaNebraska40%35.3%J-1 and H-1B
University of North Carolina Hospitals ProgramChapel HillNorth Carolina70%23.2%J-1
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center ProgramOklahoma CityOklahoma38%28.4%J-1
University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine Tulsa ProgramOklahoma6.6%J-1
University of Pennsylvania Health System ProgramPhiladelphiaPennsylvania60%15.4%J-1 and H-1B
University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine ProgramSan JuanPuerto Rico225%23.3%J-1
University of Rochester Medical Center ProgramRochesterNew York83%44.8%J-1
University of South Florida Morsani ProgramTampaFlorida55%J-1
University of Southern California/Los Angeles General Medical Center (USC/LA General) ProgramLos AngelesCalifornia60%46.2%J-1
University of Tennessee College of Medicine ProgramMemphisTennessee1213%28.6%J-1
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston ProgramHoustonTexas89%24.9%J-1
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center ProgramDallasTexas40%28%J-1
University of Utah Health ProgramSalt Lake CityUtah30%30.5%J-1
UPMC Medical Education ProgramPittsburghPennsylvania40%18.1%J-1 and H-1B
USA Health ProgramMobileAlabama220%50.3%J-1
Vanderbilt University Medical Center ProgramNashvilleTennessee60%J-1 and H-1B
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System ProgramRichmondVirginia40%33.1%J-1
West Virginia University ProgramMorgantownWest Virginia30%30.1%J-1
Western Michigan University Homer Stryker MD School of Medicine ProgramKalamazooMichigan426%33%J-1
Yale-New Haven Medical Center ProgramNew HavenConnecticut40%J-1 and H-1B
Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell ProgramNew Hyde ParkNew York447.4%J-1

Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency at a glance

International medical graduates make up a median of 0% of residents in Internal Medicine/Pediatrics programs, and 9 programs have IMGs in at least a quarter of their positions. 93.8% of programs sponsor a visa (92.5% sponsor J-1 and 20% sponsor H-1B).

A typical Internal Medicine/Pediatrics program receives about 287 applications and invites 28.4% of applicants to interview. Across programs, the median USMLE Step 2 CK score of interviewed applicants is about 255.

States with the most programs

  • New York: 6
  • Michigan: 6
  • Illinois: 5
  • Ohio: 4
  • Pennsylvania: 4

How to choose Internal Medicine/Pediatrics programs as an IMG

Start with the programs that already train international medical graduates: a high IMG share is the clearest sign a program will review your application. Then check visa sponsorship if you need a J-1 or H-1B, and the program's Step 2 CK expectations and graduation-year limit.

Each program page shows these details along with interview rates, signal outcomes and contacts. To see which programs fit your own scores, visa needs and graduation year, build a personalized list.

Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency FAQs

How many Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency programs are there?

There are 80 ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency programs in 38 states and territories, offering about 404 first-year positions.

Is Internal Medicine/Pediatrics IMG-friendly?

The median Internal Medicine/Pediatrics program has 0% international medical graduates among its residents, and 9 of 80 programs have at least 25% IMG residents. IMGs can match in Internal Medicine/Pediatrics, but focusing on the programs with the highest IMG share improves your chances. Use the table on this page to sort programs by their IMG share.

Which Internal Medicine/Pediatrics programs sponsor J-1 or H-1B visas?

93.8% of Internal Medicine/Pediatrics programs sponsor at least one visa: 92.5% sponsor J-1 and 20% sponsor H-1B. Filter the table on this page by visa to see every program that sponsors the visa you need.

What Step 2 CK score do I need for Internal Medicine/Pediatrics?

Across Internal Medicine/Pediatrics programs, the median USMLE Step 2 CK score of interviewed applicants is about 255. Scores vary a lot between programs, and many programs also set a minimum. Each program page shows that program's minimum and the score range of the applicants it interviewed.

How competitive is Internal Medicine/Pediatrics residency?

A typical Internal Medicine/Pediatrics program receives about 287 applications and interviews 28.4% of applicants. Applying to programs whose requirements and resident mix fit your profile matters more than applying to as many programs as possible.

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