Residents

How to apply:

The program receives applications solely through the Electronic Application Service (ERAS) provided by the Association of American Medical Colleges. You can contact your student affairs office for more information on how to apply through ERAS. For more information about ERAS, go to: www.aamc.org/students/medstudents/eras/

We require the following: 

• C.V. (curriculum vitae)
• Personal Statement
• Three letters of reference
• Dean's Letter
• Medical School Transcript
• USMLE/COMLEX scores: No minimum score criteria, but we require all applicants to pass each exam within the first two attempts, except the Clinical Skills(CS) portion of Step 2, which must be passed on the first attempt.
• All of these can be transmitted through ERAS. Your medical school must be on the list of schools whose graduates have demonstrated substantial equivalence of their education approved by the Texas Medical Board. Additionally, it is required that all applicants meet the Texas Medical Board licensing requirements prior to acceptance. Our university sponsors J-1 visas only.
• Once we receive your completed ERAS application, we will contact you to set an interview date. Our deadline for application is December 1.
• If you are an international medical graduate (IMG), contact the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG) for application materials and requirements. All IMG's must be ECFMG certified
• To request more information about our program or the application process, please contact our Residency Program Coordinator, Lucy Lara.

• PGY 1 Salary $55,536.56
• PGY 2 Salary $56, 792.07
• PGY 3 Salary $58,585.46
• Vacation = 20 days per year
• Sick = 5 Days per year
• CME = 5 days & $1,000 per
  PGY 2 & PGY 3 year
• Meal Cards/Parking spaces
• ACLS Recertification
• AAFP & TAFP Annual Membership
• Lab coats with laundry service
• Malpractice Insurance & workers compensation Insurance
• Health, Vision, and Dental insurance for Resident (options available to include spouse and/or family)

First-Year Curriculum
12 Weeks Family Medicine Inpatient Service
4 Weeks Family Medicine Office (Behavior Medicine and Practice Management)
4 Weeks Night Float
4 Weeks Pediward
4 Weeks Pediatric ER
4 Weeks Obstetrics
4 Weeks Gynecology
4 Weeks CICU/Heart Station
4 Weeks MICU
4 Weeks Emergency Medicine
4 Weeks General Surgery

Second-Year Curriculum
12 Weeks Family Medicine Inpatient Service
4 Weeks Family Medicine Office (Behavior Medicine and Practice Management)
4 Weeks Night Float
4 Weeks Obstetrics 
6 Weeks Orthopedics 
2 Weeks Sports Medicine
2 Weeks Urgent Care Clinic
2 Weeks Upper-Level Emergency Medicine*
4 Weeks Rural Medicine*
4 Weeks Newborn Nursery*
2 Weeks Pediatric Clinic
2 Weeks Adolescent Medicine*
4 Weeks Open Elective

Third-Year Curriculum
12 Weeks Family Medicine Inpatient Service
4 Weeks Family Medicine Office (Behavior Medicine and Practice Management)
4 Weeks Night Float
4 Weeks Urgent Care Clinic
4 Weeks Dermatology*
2 Weeks Urology*
2 Weeks ENT*
2 Weeks Ophthalmology*
2 Weeks Radiology*
2 Weeks Community Medicine*
4 Weeks Pediatric Clinic
10 Weeks Open Elective(s)