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Medical College of Wisconsin Internal Medicine Residency Programs & Tracks

The Internal Medicine residency at the Medical College of Wisconsin offers training programs in the following areas:

Traditional/Categorical

3-year program; 28 positions per year
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Ambulatory Care

3-year program; 3 positions per year
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Health Policy, Advocacy, and Community Engagement

2.5-year program
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Women's Health

2-3-year program; unlimited enrollment
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Preliminary Medicine

1-year program; 9 positions per year
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Medicine-Geriatrics Combined

4-year program; 2 positions per year
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Medicine-Pediatrics Combined

4-year program; 6 positions per year
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Medicine-Psychiatry Combined

5-year program; 2 positions per year
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Research Pathway (Clinician Investigator MD-PhD)

5-year program; 1 position per year
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