Pre-Application Info Sessions
IM Program 2026 Match info sessions
The UW Internal Medicine Residency program hosts virtual pre-application information sessions to provide a brief overview of the program and to answer questions for medical students who are considering applying. These are completely optional and will in no way impact consideration of applicants and their application if they choose to apply.
***Dates TBD, check back soon!***
2026-27 Interview Dates
Nov 4*, Nov 6, Nov 10, Nov 13, Nov 18*, Nov 20
Dec 1, Dec 4, Dec 9, Dec 11, Dec 15, Dec 16*
Jan 6*, Jan 8, Jan 13
* These interviews will take place between 1 PM and 3:45 PM Pacific Time. Dates without an asterisk will be held from 9 AM to 11:45 AM.
Asynchronous Activities
We offer a variety of events to help applicants get to know our program from afar. The following activities are made available to individuals who have been invited to interview. Information regarding time and how to join can be found on Thalamus.
Virtual Chief Resident Led Happy Hours
Our UW IM Chief Residents are excited to meet with our applicants and host low-key, optional, virtual happy hours! They talk about life at UW, in Seattle, the PNW, and more, as well as answering any questions applicants have about the program! Favorite beverages and casual attire encouraged.
Resident Diversity Committee Led Happy Hours
The UW Internal Medicine’s Resident Diversity Committee (RDC) hosts a casual residents-only virtual happy hour! Inviting applicants to meet the community of residents focused on fostering belonging and building community within our program, while sharing about the work they do.
Physician Scientist Information Sessions
These sessions are designed for candidates committed to or highly considering research-intensive careers. During each session, the Associate Program Director for Research & Scholarship will provide an overview of our research training options, including the ABIM Research Pathway and Research Career Pathway, and answer audience member questions.
Primary Care Information Sessions
Welcoming applicants who are considering a primary care career (including geriatrics, women’s health, and HIV-primary care) to join! In these sessions leadership:
- Highlights the University of Washington Primary Care Track training philosophy
- Reviews the curricular scaffolding and a sample rotational schedule
- Discusses how the UW learning pathways (Clinician Educator, Health Equity, VA CoE Medical Home, Women’s Health, and HIV Primary Care) can complement PC track training
- Explores the 6 unique continuity clinics in which our PC track residents practice
- Provides ample opportunity for Q&A, as well as bios and contact information for our current PC track residents