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The UCLA Internal Medicine Program participates in the National Residency Matching Program and ERAS application system. Paper applications are not accepted. Interview selection is based on academic performance, clinical skills, letters of recommendation, scholarship activity, and personal characteristics.

A completed application includes the ERAS common application form, personal statement, medical school transcript, a Dean's letter, and letters of recommendation. Letters of recommendation should include a letter from the Department of Medicine Chair (or designee) and at least two additional letters. All application materials must be submitted through ERAS. The application deadline is November 1.

Applicants may apply to one or both of our Categorical or Primary Care programs. The UCLA Primary Care Program is one program with two NRMP numbers corresponding to the two tracks: UCLA Santa Clarita/Olive View, and UCLA Santa Monica/West Los Angeles VA (HPACT). Applicants should apply to the Primary Care program only if interested in pursuing a career in general internal medicine/primary care, and may apply to both tracks if interested.

Graduates of International Medical Schools must possess valid ECFMG certificates, be eligible for J-1 visa sponsorship and have the actual State of California eligibility letter (PTAL).

UCLA Three-Year Internal Medicine Categorical Program Listing: NRMP #1956 140C0
UCLA Santa Monica/West Los Angeles VA (HPACT) Primary Care Program Listing: NRMP #1956 140M0
UCLA Santa Clarita/Olive View Primary Care Program Listing: NRMP #1956 140M1
UCLA ProSTAR/Physician Scientist Training Program (PSTP) Listing: NRMP ##1956 140C1
UCLA Neurology Preliminary Program Listing: NRMP #1956 140P1

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