Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) - Baltimore, Maryland

Application Procedures

Application to the Internal Medicine Residency Program at the Greater Baltimore Medical Center (GBMC) will be through ERAS 2013, the Electronic Residency Application Service. No paper applications will be accepted.

A completed application to our program will consist of:

• ERAS Common Application Form
• Curriculum Vitae (ERAS document acceptable)
• Medical School Transcript
• Dean's Letter/Medical Student Performance Evaluation
• Four Letters of Recommendation - At least one of which must be from an internal medicine primary care or medical subspecialist preceptor.
• Personal Statement
• USMLE Part I Transcript (For Categorical applicants: minimum Score of 230 on first attempt)
• ECFMG Status Report (International Medical Graduates Only)

US Medical Students:

Contact your Dean's Office for ERAS software and instructions.

International Medical Graduates:

Contact ECFMG for ERAS software & instructions.

DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF ALL APPLICATION MATERIALS: December 7, 2012

Number of Positions:

Program Contacts

email address:medres@gbmc.org  

email is the preferred method of communication.  

Phone: 443-849-2682        

Mailing address:
Internal Medicine Residency Program
6565 North Charles Street-Suite 203
Baltimore, MD 21204

GRADUATES OF INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL SCHOOLS

ECFMG CERTIFICATION

To enter the Internal Medicine Residency Program at GBMC, you must hold a current, valid certificate from the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).

IMGs with a graduate date before 2011, must submit USMLE Part 1, USMLE Part 2 and a passing CS before being eligible for an interview.

International Medical School students anticipating graduation in Spring 2013 will be required to submit verification of passing scores in USMLE Part 1 before an interview will be granted. USMLE Part 2 and CS results must be available before January 31, 2013 to be eligible for our NRMP rank list.

VISAS FOR GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION OR TRAINING:

1. Permanent Resident
2. Employment Authorization from the INS
3. F-1 Student Optional Practical Training (Can be used for preliminary track only)
4. Exchange Visitor J-1

For further information regarding residency training in the U.S. contact:

ECFMG 3624 Market Street-4th Floor   

Philadelphia PA 19104-2685
202-828-0566

NRMP2450 "N" Street NW, Suite 301
Washington, DC  20037-1141

202-828-0566

www.nrmp.org