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    Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency

    Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency supports physicians with clinical training and research funding to advance rehabilitation care and improve patients’ function, independence, and quality of life.

    Funder: Mayo Clinic

    Due Dates: October 15, 2026 (Application and supporting documents) | November 2, 2026 (Interview) | November 17, 2026 (Interview) | November 19, 2026 (Interview) | November 30, 2026 (Interview) | December 3, 2026 (Interview) | December 8, 2026 (Interview) | December 9, 2026 (Waitlist ends) | December 11, 2026 (Interview) | December 14, 2026 (Interview)

    Funding Amounts: Research funding for approved projects; four-year categorical or three-year advanced training

    Summary: Clinical and research residency training in Rochester, Minnesota, prepares physicians to improve patients’ function, independence, and quality of life.

    Key Information: Eight competitive positions annually, with all appointments made through the National Resident Matching Program.


    Description

    Mayo Clinic’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Residency in Rochester, Minnesota, prepares physicians for careers in private practice, research, or academic medicine. Training emphasizes the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disabilities and a holistic, interdisciplinary approach to helping patients achieve their maximum functional capacity, independence, and quality of life.

    Residents gain balanced inpatient and outpatient experience across rehabilitation subspecialties, neurology, electromyography (EMG), and research. The curriculum includes extensive musculoskeletal medicine and ultrasound training, injection techniques, and management of disorders encountered in rehabilitation practice. Residents work with a varied patient population and a large staff of physiatrists, with access to experts in related medical and surgical specialties. Research training includes completing a project, often involving musculoskeletal ultrasound, disorder epidemiology, or new rehabilitation interventions.


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