Education & Training
Education & Training
The Department of Internal Medicine offers medical students, residents, and fellows an array of training programs involving nationally recognized faculty who are dedicated to advancing the cause of medicine in clinics, laboratories, and classrooms.
By the Numbers
262
Residency positions
45
Distinct residency, fellowship & advanced pathway programs
473
Positions across all programs
Our residency programs provide rigorous clinical training and mentorship in collaborative learning environments. Our research-focused training pathways help residents build careers that combine scientific discovery with patient care. And our fellowship programs offer advanced subspecialty training in top-tier clinical and research settings, enabling them to work alongside leading physicians and scientists while developing expertise in patient care, teaching, and investigation.
Life In Dallas
Low Cost, High Quality Living
Dallas
Thriving cultural scene
Easy Access
Centrally located travel hub
Lower Cost
of living than most coastal cities
Salaries and Benefits
- Program Year 1 — $71,657
- Program Year 2 — $74,258
- Program Year 3 — $77,686
- Program Year 4 — $82,225
- Program Year 5 — $86,343
- Program Year 6 — $89,505
- Program Year 7 — $95,050
- Program Year 8 — $100,944
Alumni
For generations, Internal Medicine trainees have gone on to shape the future of medicine as clinicians, researchers, educators, and leaders. Internal Medicine Alumni Relations (IMAR) helps alumni stay connected, foster relationships across generations, and support the ongoing success of the Department and its graduates.
Explore Our Alumni Composite Archive Distinguished Alumni Award