The Pediatric Residency program at Indiana University School of Medicine provides outstanding clinical training in the full breadth and depth of pediatrics by providing residents with a diverse set of experiences specifically curated to prepare them for their future careers. Our residents graduate the program as primary care pediatricians, hospitalists, subspecialists, researchers, community and public health providers, global health innovators, and take on additional leadership positions. Each year, our program accepts 31 categorical pediatrics residents in addition to other residents who are part of our unique combined pediatrics programs. Additional information is provided below regarding the rich opportunities that are available for all of our pediatric trainees.
Curriculum and Opportunities
The residency program curriculum offers robust core experiences with many individual tailored opportunities. While each resident will get exposure to both primary care and the most medically complex patients and rare diseases, we offer individualization via our clinical tracks for residents to choose the best path for their individual career journey.
Research
The Department of Pediatrics is consistently ranked in the top 10 percent nationally for research funding, and our program is dedicated to supporting residents in exploring research endeavors.
Scholarly Tracks and Pathways
Training pathways are two year certificate programs that provide residents and fellows with additional knowledge, skills and professional preparation alongside their chosen medical specialty. Participation in a training pathway occurs concurrently with residency or fellowship training. At IU School of Medicine, we offer training pathways in Clinical Education, Global Health, Health Equity and Leadership.
The Team
The Department of Pediatrics leadership team is focused on education and helping residents tailor their learning to support individual goals.
Resident Life
Supporting work-life balance for residents is a priority for the Department of Pediatrics at IU School of Medicine. Learn more about how pediatrics residents enjoy life in Indianapolis.
Application and Interview Process
Applications for the pediatrics program are reviewed beginning in late September with interviews taking place October through January.
We believe in family-centered care, advocacy for our patients and families, exceptional patient care and innovation. We care about our residents and are dedicated to giving you the best training possible for your future success.
D. Wade Clapp, MD
Chair, Department of Pediatrics
Residency in Indianapolis
Medical students who are considering a pediatrics residency in Indianapolis can find information about IU School of Medicine’s Graduate Medical Education program, including details on application requirements, stipends, benefits and more.