Preventative Medicine residency program in Texas.
See how you matchUniversity of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals NASA Aerospace Medicine Program is a Preventative Medicine residency program in Texas.
None of the program's current residents are international medical graduates (IMGs), while the median Preventative Medicine program has 6.6%. The program does not report sponsoring J-1 or H-1B visas.
USMLE Step 1 is pass/fail, so Step 2 CK is the score programs screen on. These are the details IMGs most often need before deciding whether to apply.
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University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals NASA Aerospace Medicine Program does not report sponsoring J-1 or H-1B visas. International applicants who need a visa should confirm with the program before applying.
University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals NASA Aerospace Medicine Program currently has no international medical graduates among its residents. For comparison, the median Preventative Medicine program has 6.6% IMG residents.
USMLE Step 1 is now pass/fail, so Step 2 CK is the main score programs use to screen applicants. This page has University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals NASA Aerospace Medicine Program's Step 2 CK minimum. Unlock the screening details above to see it.
University of Texas Medical Branch Hospitals NASA Aerospace Medicine Program is located at 301 University Blvd,Galveston.
The program director is William Powers. The program coordinator, R. Yvette Schulz, is the usual contact for application questions.