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Thank you for your interest in the University of Utah Family Medicine Residency Program! All first-year residents are selected through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). All applications and supporting documents MUST BE SUBMITTED VIA ERAS (Electronic Residency Application System). We do not accept applications via email, fax, letter, or in person. All applications must be complete and received by October 5, 2026. Once candidates have submitted a completed ERAS application, they will be considered as candidates for interviews. Interview season begins October 23, 2026. In accordance with the AAMC Interviews Guide updated in 2025, all interviews will be virtual.

Our residency will be accepting program signals this application cycle, and will incorporate these as part of a holistic review of all applicants. In alignment with guidelines from the AAMC and ERAS, our program utilizes a whole-person approach that takes into consideration an applicant’s life experiences and attributes in addition to academics, and applicants are encouraged to share their unique backgrounds.

2026 - 2027 INTERVIEW DATES

October 23 - 8am & 1:15pm
October 30 - 8am & 1:15pm
November 6 - 8am & 1:15pm
November 13 - 8am & 1:15pm
November 20 - 8am & 1:15pm
December 4 - 8am & 1:15pm
December 18 - 8am
January 8 - 8am & 1:15pm

The University of Utah Family Medicine Residency Program

  • 10 residents a year
  • Standard 3-year full-spectrum Family Medicine residency training program

 

Application Requirements

A completed ERAS application and accompanying materials, including

  • Personal statement
  • Dean’s letter [MSPE – Medical School Performance Evaluation]
  • Transcripts
  • Scores from USMLE Step 1, Step 2CK or COMLEX Level 1, Level 2 CE
  • Three to four letters of recommendation (one of these letters must be from a family physician)
  • Registration through the NRMP
  • Graduation from medical school within five years of the year of the current ERAS application. (For example: for the ERAS cycle opening in September of 2026, medical school graduates from June 2021 or more recent are eligible to apply.)
    • Exceptions to this graduation requirement are allowed for applicants who have been working as an employed clinical physician since graduation from medical school. This clinical work must have been continued to within two years of the opening of the ERAS portal in the year of application. (For example: an applicant applying to ERAS in September 2026 is eligible if they worked clinically up until at least September of 2024.) At least one of an applicant’s letters of recommendation must be from the applicant’s supervisor in this clinical setting.

Only application materials received through ERAS will be assessed in reviewing applicant files. Applicants will be selected for an interview following review of above documents and information.

 

Additional Requirements for International Medical Graduate Applicants

To be eligible to apply, several minimum criteria must be documented in our files in addition to the application requirements listed above:

  • A valid ECFMG and clinical skills assessment certification
  • A copy of your green card, J-1 visa, or documentation of US citizenship (International medical graduate applicants are to cover all costs associated with J-1 visa application fees. The ECFMG is the visa sponsor, and the University of Utah serves as the institutional sponsor.)
  • Written evaluations demonstrating the successful completion of at least four (4) weeks of a family medicine sub-internship (acting internship) in an ACGME-accredited university setting in the United States OR completion of a preliminary residency year within the United States.
  • Letters of reference submitted through ERAS must include letters assessing an applicant’s performance during each of the international graduate applicant’s sub-internship/preliminary residency experiences.
  • Application materials must be completely submitted through ERAS. No documents will be accepted outside of ERAS.

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