- Residency Programs
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Internal Medicine Residency Program
- Application Requirements
- Air Force Match Application Requirements
- Program Basics
- Regular Categorical Track
- Primary Care Track
- International Scholars Track
- Medicine-Geriatrics Integrated Training Program
- Physician-Scientist Training Program
- Why OSU
- Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- Residents and Community
- Resident Wellness Program
- Past Residents
- Combined Internal Medicine and Pediatrics Residency Program
- Emergency Medicine/Internal Medicine (EM/IM) Combined Residency Program

- Match into a 4 year pathway guaranteeing residency and fellowship training at Ohio State
- Share in the benefits of OSU’s Primary Care Track during years 1-3
- 50% in Ambulatory Setting with 4 weeks clinic: 4 weeks inpatient schedule
- Strong continuity clinic experience with diverse patient panel of all adult ages
- Close comradery with primary care track colleagues
- Opportunities for scholarship, teaching, quality improvement and leadership development
- 4 years of an added geriatric continuity clinic experience
- Inpatient and outpatient geriatric experiences during residency and fellowship
- Fellowship highlights
- Memory/movement clinics
- Osteoporosis clinic
- Rheumatology clinic
- Community nursing home involvement
- Home visits
- Wound clinic
- Geriatric subspecialty rotations (e.g., cardiology, hematology/oncology)
Applying to the Internal Medicine-Geriatrics Integrated Residency and Fellowship
- Separate ERAS and NRMP listings for this track
- Coordinated with Primary Care Track interview days (given likely applicant interest in both)
- Geriatrics fellowship and IM residency leadership involved in interview and selection process
- Applicants are welcome to apply to and rank all OSU IM tracks that interest them