Aerospace/Internal

AEROSPACE / INTERNAL MEDICINE RESIDENCY

Richard T. Jennings, M.D., M.S. Nichole Luna, M.D.

Program Director Program Director

Aerospace Medicine Internal Medicine

The combined Aerospace Medicine and Internal Medicine residency is a program designed to prepare the physician for the challenges of aerospace medicine and internal medicine in the twenty-first century. The combined residency will allow physicians to prepare for and sit for both the Aerospace Medicine and Internal Medicine Boards. The program is designed so the requirements for the residency will be met within a four-year time frame rather than the five it would take to complete each sequentially. The resident will receive a Master of Public Health degree.

Requirements for Application:

All applicants must be U.S. Citizens with an M.D. or D.O degree. The applicant must be eligible for an institutional permit. They should be in good health generally, and be able to pass a physical examination (NASA and USAF). Applicants are expected to have an interest in space biomedical research, operational space medicine, and academic medicine. Applicants should be able to meet application requirements for UTMB's Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences. Applicants should prepare for a three-day interview process with the UTMB and NASA-JSC resident selection committee.

Combined applicants must apply to both the Internal Medicine and Aerospace Medicine residencies separately. You must go through ERAS to apply for Internal Medicine. Please select the "categorical" option. Combined residency applicants will be identified internally. If you are interested in this program you may apply and it will not conflict with the match. The specific dates will be set forth in a letter of invitation.

Click here for a PDF version of the application that you can print, fill out and send in or click here for the new online application!!

You will still need to send us the following items to complete your application:

                                1. Copies of your undergraduate and medical school transcript

                                2. Notarized copy of medical school diploma

                                3. A curriculum vitae

                               4. Personal statement

                                5. Three letters of reference (at least 1 from Program Director and 1 current)
                                6. Copies of USMLE Step 1 and 2 scores

Annual deadline for applications is October 31st

To: Office of Preventive Medicine Residencies

       c/o: Residency Coordinator
       The University of Texas Medical Branch
       301 University Boulevard
       Galveston, Texas 77555-1150

After the application and supporting material have been received, selected applicants will be invited for a formal interview.

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