Each year, over 400 residents and fellows choose to continue their medical education in one of Indiana University's graduate medical education (GME) training programs.
IU School of Medicine sponsors 32 ACGME-accredited residencies and over 130 fellowship programs, including 64 ACGME-accredited programs and 68 non-ACGME programs.
Residents and fellows are integrated into every part of the clinical experience and gain world-class training. Our Residents as Teachers program empowers trainees to lead on clinical teams, taking an active role in providing excellent patient care. Residents and fellows have opportunities to engage in clinical and translational research in every GME program.
At Indiana University School of Medicine, residents and fellows train across diverse clinical settings, care for a broad range of patient populations, collaborate with nationally-recognized faculty and engage in innovate research that advances the future of medicine.
Residents and fellows play an active role in shaping their clinical learning environment, including as representatives on the House Staff Forum, Women's Advisory Committee for Residents and Fellows, Resident Patient Safety and Quality Council, and Multicultural Physicians' Alliance.
Enjoy the benefits of training in Indiana, where an outstanding medical education is paired with an exceptional quality of life. Affordable living, welcoming communities, and diverse opportunities for recreation and culture create an environment where residents and fellows can thrive both personally and professionally throughout their training at Indiana University School of Medicine.
Explore GME training regionsIndiana University School of Medicine's holistic recruitment approach fosters an environment where residents and fellows are supported, empowered, and positioned to succeed throughout their training.
Since each program will manage its own recruitment and interview process, applicants should contact the specific residency or fellowship program with questions.
