Graduate Medical Education
Graduate Medical Education (GME) at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School plays a vital role in our mission to transform health care.
Training Tomorrow's Leaders in Medicine
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School has over 450 residents and fellows across a broad range of outstanding training programs within our medical and surgical specialties. When training is completed, our graduates are well prepared to provide the highest level of patient care and become leaders in their fields.
Residencies and Fellowships
Explore more than 40 Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) accredited and non-accredited programs across 15 specialties. Trainees study under the guidance of leading clinical faculty in their fields and learn their practice at our principal teaching hospital, Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.
Information for Prospective Housestaff
Learn about the selection process for prospective housestaff and opportunities for visiting residents and fellows, and find information about salaries, benefits, resources, and more.
Supporting Our Programs
The Office of Graduate Medical Education serves as the central administrative office for residencies and fellowships at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. The Graduate Medical Education Council oversees quality, training, policies, and other aspects of our accredited and unaccredited programs.