Brigham and Women's Hospital
Internal Medicine Residency Program

Thank you for your interest in the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. We are dedicated to providing outstanding clinical training and individualized mentorship to enable our residents to become excellent clinicians and leaders in medicine. With our rich academic environment, we are committed to advancing health equity and racial justice, fostering creativity and innovation, pursuing new medical knowledge through research and discovery, and cultivating humanism in medicine. Our program’s culture and leadership support each of our residents to achieve their goals while belonging to a vibrant and supportive community.

For the 2024 to 2025 recruitment season, we will be conducting all residency interviews virtually. We are committed to doing so in a way that ensures equitable access for applicants from across the country and world, regardless of whether or not you have had a chance to rotate at or visit the Brigham. We also want to clearly state our commitment to strengthening our program and our entire Department of Medicine by recruiting and supporting physicians from groups who are historically under-represented in medicine. Click here for more information about applying to our residency program.

We hope that you will have the opportunity to explore our training program through our online resources and to appreciate our dedication to patient care, education, research, and commitment to each other’s professional and personal goals.

Sincerely yours,

Maria A. Yialamas, M.D. – Program Director, BWH IM Residency Program

Bruce D. Levy, M.D. – Chair, BWH Department of Medicine

Congratulations to mentee Michelle Berning for presenting on our team's behalf at the #GSA2024 symposium "Advancements in Frailty Intervention Research"! @geronsociety @BrighamMedRes @meganhuisingh @melissa_hladek #frailty #mindbody

Fantastic talk by Rachel Gardner at #AHA24 @AHAScience

Geographic inequities in the burden of cardiometabolic risk factors have widened across US states over the past decade, highlighting the need for targeted place-based public health and policy interventions. @SmithBIDMC…

Med Ed Alert 🚨! @GGheihmanMD and I had the opportunity to give morning report to @BrighamMedRes. It was such an educational and inspirational hour. Teaching #neurology and sharing what I ❤️ most about the 🧠 is the perfect way to start any day! @harvardneuromds

Awesome morning report on #ARVC this morning featuring @ColumbiaVPS @Columbia Dean Emeritus and Cardiologist Extraordinaire, Dr. Lee Goldman. Great discussion & case @MaxCollMD! 🫀

My co-residents remain unmatched.

I walked into work and found the kindest surprise on my desk

A hard copy of my first, first-author in @NEJM with a sweet note

Forever grateful for them 🙌

https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMms2404695

Dr. @LashNolen inspired us and motivated us with her 🔥presentation “Hungry for Justice: Turning an Idea into a Reality to Advance Health Equity” at #ABGHNEXUS24 @Brigham_DI @BrighamMedRes

.@JamesADiao’s research on race in clinical algorithms has already affected millions of patients. Meet one of the selections to the 2024 #STATWunderkinds here: https://trib.al/woDs2Hw

@BrighamMedRes @HarvardDBMI

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