Residency in Internal Medicine

• Must submit Dean’s Letter (MSPE) as part of application
• Required to provide minimum 3 Letters of Recommendation (including one from Department of Medicine)
• Should have completed full-time clinical work (during medical school or practice) within the last 3 years
• Applicants must have recent and active clinical experience

The Osler Medical Residency Training Program at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine is a highly prestigious Internal Medicine residency designed to provide rigorous, patient-centered training through a blend of clinical excellence, academic learning, and research exposure. Based at Johns Hopkins Hospital and inspired by the teachings of William Osler, the program emphasizes bedside teaching, strong clinical reasoning, and evidence-based practice. Residents undergo comprehensive rotations across inpatient, outpatient, ICU, and subspecialty services, along with continuity clinics and elective experiences, ensuring well-rounded training. A distinctive feature is the Osler Firm structure, where residents work closely with dedicated faculty mentors in small teams, fostering continuity in both education and patient care. The program also encourages research, leadership development, and scholarly activities, preparing graduates for successful careers in academic medicine, subspecialty fellowships, or clinical practice.

1. Apply only through ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service)
2. Submit complete application with required documents (MSPE, 3 Letters of Recommendation, etc.)
3. Ensure application is submitted before the official deadline (around late September / early November depending on track); late applications are not accepted
4. Applications are reviewed and shortlisted candidates are notified for interviews (by mid-November)
5. Final selection is done through the National Residency Matching Program (NRMP Match)
6. Selected candidates join the program after matching through NRMP