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- Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India
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INTERNAL MEDICINE
East Tennessee State University/Quillen College of Medicine Program
Johnson City, Tennessee
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Year 1 Size
USMLE Step 1 (IMG)
USMLE Step 2 CK (IMG)
Interviews Last Year
Application Deadline
Year 1 Seats
18Interviews Last Year
186Interview Ratio
10.3% US MD
17.8% IMG
62.2Application Criteria
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USMLE Step 1 Required (IMG)
Yes
USMLE Step 2 CK Required (IMG)
Yes
Graduation Year Requirement
3
J-1 Visa
Yes
H-1B Visa
No
F-1 Visa
No
Min Letters of Recommendation
3
Max Letters of Recommendation
4
Chair Letter Required
No
Faculty Letter Required
Yes
Specialty Letter Required
No
Medical Education Gap Policy
Clinical experience in the US or outside the US
Interviews Last Year
186
Interview to Seat Ratio
10.3
USMLE Requirements
Minimum USMLE requirements for IMG applicants
Yes
Yes
Minimum USMLE Scores
Compensation Trend
Signal Data
Interview invite rates by applicant signal type
Step 2 CK (All Invited)
229-266
Silver Signal → Invite
20%
Gold Signal → Invite
66%
No Signal → Invite
1%
US IMG → Invite
3%
Non-US IMG → Invite
3%
Highlights
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Program Type
Community-based university affiliatedYear 1 Size
18Year 2 Size
15Year 3 Size
15Application Deadline
October 1, 2025Offers Preliminary Positions
YesNight Float
YesMoonlighting Allowed
YesTotal Positions
48Accredited Length
3Faculty:Resident Ratio
0.4Avg Hours/Week (PGY-1)
56Contact Details
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Contact Phone
Contact Email
Program Director
Director Phone
Director Email
Program Participation & Visa Status
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Program Code
USMLE Step 1 (IMG Required)
USMLE Step 2 CK (IMG Required)
Year Of Graduation Limit
Visa Sponsorship
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Year 1 Program Size
Year 2 Program Size
Year 3 Program Size
% IMG Residents
% US MD Residents
% DO Residents
Accredited Length (yrs)
Total Positions
Total Physician Faculty
Faculty:Resident Ratio
Night Float
Night Float (PGY-1)
Moonlighting Allowed
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Year 2 Compensation
Year 3 Compensation
PGY-1 Vacation Days
PGY-2 Vacation Days
PGY-3 Vacation Days
Avg Hours/Week (PGY-1)
Max Consecutive Hours (PGY-1)
Avg 24hr Off-Duty Periods/Week
Medical Insurance
Application Information
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Offers Preliminary Positions
Application Deadline
Interviews Conducted Last Year
Min Letters of Recommendation
Max Letters of Recommendation
NRMP Codes
Interview Period (2025–26)
Interview Period (2026–27)
Start Dates
Chair Letter Required
Faculty Letter Required
Specialty Letter Required
Grad Year Limit N/A
Medical Education Gap Policy
Contact Person
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Contact Information
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Program Offerings
Benefits, perks, and curriculum offerings for residents
Additional Benefits
Resident / Fellow Curriculum
- Curriculum to develop health systems leadership skills (e.g., QI project leadership, community/organizational advocacy)
- Formal program to foster interprofessional teamwork
- Economics of health care systems curriculum
- Debt management/financial counseling
- Academic support for USMLE Step 3 preparation
- Resident/fellow retreats
- Hospice/home care experience
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