Internal Medicine Residency Admissions

Our intern recruitment committee reviews each application closely to identify the best candidates for our program. We pride ourselves on a holistic review of applications that includes academic performance, letters of recommendation, activities, personal statements, and personal factors indicating professionalism, work ethic, resilience, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion. We do not use strict Step 1 and Step 2 cut off scores. 

Please note that we are unable to sponsor H1 visas at our institution. We also can only review applications from current students or graduates who attended medical school at an institution approved by the Texas Medical Board (view the list). If you require an H1 visa or graduated from a school that is not on the TMB's approved list, we are unfortunately unable to review your application.

View information below for our timeline for recruitment season. Interviews will again be completely virtual this academic year.

2022-2023 Program Recruitment Season Timeline

• Applications reviewed from Sept. 28 - Oct. 31, 2022
• First interview invitations sent Oct. 14, 2022, then sent out in rolling manner
• Majority of interviews offered by Nov. 1, 2022
• Interviews take place Nov. 4, 2022 - Jan. 31, 2023
• Rank List completed on Feb. 22, 2023

Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency at Baylor College of Medicine! All applicants must be registered through the National Residency Match Program and must use the Electronic Residency Application Service offered by the American Association of Medical Colleges.

For letters of recommendation, we request four letters in total: one from your medical school's Department of Medicine leadership (chair, clerkship director, etc.) and three from other faculty members who know you well (internal medicine faculty preferred but not required).

The Baylor Internal Medicine residency program offers six separate tracks:

Categorical (NRMP# 1716140C0)
Three-year program geared towards residents choosing to practice general medicine or pursue subspecialty training.

Preliminary (NRMP# 1716140P0)
One-year training program for residents who will be matching into another advanced residency program after completing their PGY1 year.

Combined Medicine/Pediatrics (NRMP# 17167O0C0)
Four-year training program with clinical experiences in both Internal Medicine and Pediatrics.

Baylor-MD Anderson Cancer Center Track (NRMP# 1716140C2)
Three-year program geared towards residents interested in cancer-related internal medicine with one-third of clinical rotations taking place at MD Anderson Cancer Center, the number one cancer hospital in the USA.

MeRIT - Medical Resident Investigator Track (NRMP# 1716140C1)
Five-year research intensive curriculum for residents interested in an academic career pursuing clinical research.

Medical Genetics and Genomics Program (NRMP# 1716766C0)
Four-year combined training in Internal Medicine and Medical Genetics and Genomics.