For medical students, “Match Day” is one of the most thrilling and unforgettable moments of their lives. As they open their envelopes, decorative boxes, and other means of message delivery, students are imbued with the knowledge of where the next steps of their medical education will be.
On March 18th, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Internal Medicine Residency Program paired 26 categorical residents, three Physician Scientist Training Program (PSTP) residents, ten preliminary residents, and six Medicine/Pediatrics residents.
This curriculum teaches internists how to provide compassionate, team-based care while incorporating the ideals of life-long learning and teaching into clinical decisions. The program also has a 100 percent ABIM pass rate, which is calculated by the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) utilizing annual reports from each Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education-accredited internal medicine residency program.
Learn about the newest additions to our programs here:
Categorical Residents
 University of Alabama |
 University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill |
 University of Minnesota |
 Cornell |
 Mayo |
 University of Virginia |
 Medical College of Georgia |
 Emory |
 University of Washington |
 University of Texas at San Antonio |
 University of Florida |
 Brody School of Medicine |
 University South Carolina |
 Tbilisi State Medical University |
 McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas Health |
 Mississippi |
 University of Arizona, Tucson |
 Loyola |
 University of Florida |
 Wake Forest University |
 Virginia Commonwealth University |
 Eastern Virginia Medical School |
 Brody School of Medicine |
 Brown |
 University of North Carolina |
 Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai |
PSTP Interns
 University of Colorado |
 Stony Brook University |
 University of Florida |
Preliminary Interns
 University of North Carolina
 University of North Carolina |
 Duke University
 University of North Carolina |
 University of North Carolina
 University of North Carolina |
Preliminary Interns: Ophthalmology
 Medical University of South Carolina |
 Wake Forest University |
 University of California Davis |
 Baylor |