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    Internal Medicine Residency (Arizona)

    Internal Medicine Residency (Arizona) supports physicians with clinical training, mentored research, and scientific conference participation to prepare them for general or subspecialty medicine.

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    Funder: Mayo Clinic

    Due Dates: December 15, 2026 (ERAS application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Graduate Level 1 annual stipend equivalent: $75,105; conference travel support: $2,550 per conference

    Summary: A patient-centered internal medicine residency in Arizona combining clinical training, mentored research, and support for scientific conference participation.

    Key Information: Available USMLE Step 2 CK results are required for interview consideration; international medical graduates must be ECFMG-certified.


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    Mayo Clinic’s Internal Medicine Residency in Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona, prepares physicians for general or subspecialty medicine in private practice and academic settings. The program offers 17 categorical positions each year through competitive selection. A balanced 4+4 schedule pairs four weeks of inpatient work with four weeks of ambulatory training, with time for electives, research, and professional development. Clinical experience includes common illnesses, rare conditions, complex tertiary-referral cases, transplant medicine, hematology, and oncology.

    The research curriculum emphasizes supportive mentorship leading to national presentations and peer-reviewed publications. Residents receive dedicated conference time and travel funding, alongside longitudinal point-of-care ultrasound training. Community engagement includes safety-net rotations and a Health Equity Track. International electives offer opportunities to serve underserved communities, with scholarship support available.


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