Department of Medicine Education

The Department of Medicine has an international reputation for its outstanding internal medicine residency and subspecialty fellowship training programs.

Emory's exceptional faculty and access to a large and diverse patient population provide residents and fellows with unique training opportunities in clinical care, research, and education.

Residency Program

Emory’s J. Willis Hurst Internal Medicine Residency Program is set in a world-class center for research, public health, and medical education. Our residents experience unparalleled clinical training in a variety of diverse settings.

Fellowship Programs

We offer fellowship programs in the majority of our divisions. Our fellows receive state-of-the-art education and training and are overseen by renowned faculty members from each of our divisions.

Clerkship Programs

We offer three clerkship programs are designed for third- and fourth-year medical students to experience hands-on patient care in a clinical setting.

Visiting Medical Students

Students who attend other medical schools are welcome to submit a visiting student application for up to two four-week clinical rotations at Emory School of Medicine.

CME/Medicine Grand Rounds

Our weekly Grand Rounds presentations are ACCME-accredited and feature speakers from within the Emory community across the globe. Archived sessions

Match Day by the Numbers

56 incoming interns

31 male residents and 25 female residents started their residency training this July.

34 medical schools across the country

Our interns represent top medical schools across the country. Twelve candidates came from Emory University School of Medicine.

4,933 resident applications

This year, we received 4,993 applications for less than 500 interview spots.

24% AOA members

A large percentage of incoming residents are members of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Medical Society.