Hospitalist Training & Fellowship Pathways

Prepare for your hospital career

What is the Hospitalist Pathway?

Approximately 30% of our graduates join a hospitalist group after graduation. Our Hospitalist Pathway is designed to offer a comprehensive and tailored training experience that supports your residency journey and prepares you for a successful career in this rapidly evolving and rewarding field.

In this pathway, you’ll be paired with an experienced hospitalist mentor who will provide personalized guidance and insights. They will help you develop the skills necessary for the hospitalist career path that best aligns with your interests—whether you aspire to be a pure clinician, clinician-researcher, clinician-educator, or clinician-administrator. You’ll have the opportunity to customize your electives and scholarly project to deepen your expertise in quality improvement and patient safety within hospital settings. Join us in the Hospitalist Pathway to receive the dedicated support you need to excel in this field.

What is the Fellowship Pathway?

Over 50% of our residents go on to further specialize in fellowship training. Our Fellowship Pathway is designed to provide you with the tailored support and guidance needed to become a competitive candidate for subspecialty fellowship programs.

In this pathway, you’ll receive personalized mentorship from our Harvard faculty, who will assist you in making informed elective choices that align with your career goals. We’ll work closely with you to identify and facilitate research opportunities that are both meaningful and have the potential for publication, thereby strengthening your fellowship applications. From selecting rotations to navigating the application process, our mentors and advisors are dedicated to supporting you every step of the way. Join us in the Fellowship Pathway to gain the expertise and confidence needed to advance your career.

Get Started

Visit the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) to apply for the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Mount Auburn Hospital.