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Indianapolis Psychiatry Residency Frequently Asked Questions

Disocver answers to common questions about the Indianapolis Psychiatry Residency Program at Indiana University School of Medicine.

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Learn more about the Indianapolis Psychiatry Residency program from Jeanette Souder, psychiatry residency coordinator, by calling (317) 963-7307 or via email.

November 30.

At least three letters of recommendation are required, and we prefer that at least one be from a psychiatry faculty member.

The program begins reviewing applications via ERAS as soon as ERAS opens for programs. Invitations will be sent to the email that was provided in the application.

Only J1 visas are sponsored.

No, but it is preferred.

Not at this time.

No, IU School of Medicine does not offer these experiences.

No more than five years post-graduation.

Yes.

No, but it is required that all exams be passed on first attempt.

No. While Step 2 scores are not required for the interview process, it is required to have completion before your medical school graduation.

Psychiatry resident, Dustin Nowaskie, MD and IU nursing student, Jared Riley, walking in Goodman Hall.
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