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Residency Program

Application

Thank you for your interest in the University at Buffalo Internal Medicine Program. To follow is basic information about applying to our program:

  • Our program is accepting all applications via ERAS. We, therefore, will not be able to review any paper applications, C.V.’s or other documentation received by mail or fax.
  • We require 4 letters of recommendation: one from your Medical School Dean and 3 others, preferably from clinical faculty who know you well.
  • Interviews will be scheduled from November to January by invitation only. We interview on Tuesdays and Fridays.
  • Deadline for applications is December 1st
  • American students who have interviewed and matched with us have come from both allopathic and osteopathic schools of medicine. We have required American students to have taken and passed Step 1 of either the USMLE or osteopathic national exams by the time of their scheduled interview.
  • At the time of interview, pending ECFMG certification is satisfactory. However, all IMG applicants must be ECFMG certified prior to ranking (February 1st).
  • We accept J-1 and H-1B visa sponsorship. Also for H-1B visa sponsorship, USMLE Step 3 results are required by March 1st.
  • We prefer applicants who have had observerships in the U.S. or who have not been away from clinical medicine for more than 3 years (or who have graduated from Medical School within the last 3 years).
  • The majority of IMG applicants, who have interviewed and matched with us, have had scores of 85 and above on USMLE Step 1, and 85 and above on Step 2 (on the first attempt).
  • Our program participates in the couple’s match.
  • The only Preliminary positions that we offer are tied to advanced residency training programs at the University of Buffalo (for example Anesthesiology, PM&R and Neurology). These departments must initiate the interview process.
  • The University at Buffalo offers fellowships in all of the Internal Medicine subspecialties.
  • Our program does not offer externships or observerships.
  • Our program is university-based and fully accredited by the ACGME.

  • SUNY at Buffalo Internal Medicine Program
    Program ID # 140-35-31-252
  • NRMP Program Codes:
    3099140C0 Categorical
    3099751C0 Combined IM/S&PM
  • Statistics for 2007 Entering Class Acceptees
    • Total ERAS completed applications received – 2500
    • Number interviewed – 200
    • Number accepted - 32 Categorical / 2 Combined IM/S&PM
    • Type(s) of visa sponsored – J1/H1
    *Data as of April 2007

  • Residents salary and benefits
If you have questions regarding application, please contact our Program Coordinator,
Leah P. Ingram, at lpingram@buffalo.edu

 

 

For more information,
please contact us at:


Department of Medicine
Internal Medicine
Residency Program
Education Office
Erie County Medical Center
462 Grider Street
Buffalo, NY 14215-3098

P: (716) 898-4806
F: (716) 898-3279
E: ubintmda@buffalo.edu

ERAS Applicants
ERAS is the Electronic
Residency Application
Service. It is commonly
used by medical
graduates or medical
students in their final
year of medical college
to apply for specialized
graduate training in
residency programs
in the U.S.
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