How To Apply
Applicants must currently be U.S. citizens, be classified as resident aliens, or hold a J-1 or H-1B visa. Program eligibility requires a minimum of three years of medical training in the United States, of which at least two years should be a residency in internal medicine. At the time you begin your fellowship, you must be board certified or board eligible in internal medicine.
This year the Rush University Medical Center
Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Fellowship Program will be using ERAS only.
Please see the attached Fellowship
Applicant Information Sheet. This will direct you to the ERAS Fellowships
Document Office (EFDO) who will issue the electronic Token that applicants will
need to get started in the process. Applicants can use that electronic Token to
access the MyERAS website now, if they wish, and start working on their on-line
application. (However, they will not be able to transmit that application to the
program until December 1. Between now and then, they can complete their
application, work on their personal goals statement, and arrange for their
supporting documents to be sent to the EFDO for electronic transmittal.)