Internal Medicine interview invites · 2026-27 season

54% of internal medicine programs have sent interview invites so far

As of Tuesday, Oct 13, 375 of the 701 internal medicine residency programs have at least one reported interview invite this season. The first came on Sep 23. Here is where the season stands and which programs have sent.

By Rezumab · Data through Tuesday, Oct 13 (Central) · Live internal medicine invite tracker

Where the internal medicine season stands

54% of internal medicine programs have sent at least one invite. The biggest day for first invites so far was Tuesday, Oct 6, when 39 programs sent their first. 39% of the programs that have sent have done so on more than one day.

Share of internal medicine programs that have sent at least one interview invite, by day of the season

Day 20 (Oct 13): this season 54%

Note: Day 0 is the first day of mass invites (Sep 23, 2026). A program counts once it has a reported invite, so the line is a floor and recent days fill in as late reports arrive. Last cycle is shown only where its reports covered at least 80% of programs.

Source: Rezumab analysis of invite reports applicants shared, interviews applicants track in Rezumab, and program data. As of Oct 13, 2026.

Which internal medicine programs have sent interview invites

Every internal medicine program with a reported invite this season, by the day of its first invites. A program not listed may still have sent invites nobody has reported yet.

Program	Location	First invites	Invite days
Baptist Memorial Medical Education (Jonesboro)	Jonesboro, AR	Sep 23	1
Baylor University	Dallas, TX	Sep 23	2
Billings Clinic	Billings, MT	Sep 23	2
HCA Florida JFK Hospital/University of Miami Miller School of Medicine GME Consortium	Atlantis, FL	Sep 23	2
HCA Healthcare/TriStar Nashville/Centennial	Nashville, TN	Sep 23	1
LSU Health Sciences Center/University Hospital and Clinics (Lafayette)	Lafayette, LA	Sep 23	1
Lehigh Valley Health Network	Allentown, PA	Sep 23	1
Louisiana State University	New Orleans, LA	Sep 23	2
Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge)	Baton Rouge, LA	Sep 23	1
Mount Carmel Health System	Grove City, OH	Sep 23	1
OhioHealth/Riverside Methodist	Columbus, OH	Sep 23	3
Scripps Clinic/Scripps Green	La Jolla, CA	Sep 23	8
Thomas Hospital	Fairhope, AL	Sep 23	1
University of Cincinnati Medical Center/College of Medicine	Cincinnati, OH	Sep 23	3
Atrium Health Navicent The Medical Center/Mercer University	Macon, GA	Sep 24	1
Broward Health Medical Center	Fort Lauderdale, FL	Sep 24	4
CHRISTUS Health/Texas A&M University	Longview, TX	Sep 24	2
Detroit Medical Center (Huron Valley-Sinai)	Commerce Township, MI	Sep 24	3
Gundersen Lutheran Medical Foundation	La Crosse, WI	Sep 24	3
Henry Ford St. John Hospital	Grosse Pointe Woods, MI	Sep 24	3
Mayo Clinic (Scottsdale)	Scottsdale, AZ	Sep 24	5
Texas Institute for GME and Research (TIGMER)	San Antonio, TX	Sep 24	2
University of Iowa (Des Moines)	Des Moines, IA	Sep 24	1
University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine (Tulsa)	Tulsa, OK	Sep 24	2
Wellstar Health System/Wellstar Kennestone Regional	Marietta, GA	Sep 24	2

Which weekdays internal medicine programs send invites

24%

Mon

24%

Tue

15%

Wed

13%

Thu

21%

Fri

Sat

Sun

Note: Share of program invite days this season falling on each weekday.

Source: Rezumab analysis of invite reports applicants shared, interviews applicants track in Rezumab, and program data. As of Oct 13, 2026.

Most internal medicine invites go to applicants who signaled the program

This season, 72% of reported internal medicine invites with a known signal status went to applicants who had signaled that program (95% interval 68% to 77%). For comparison, 26% of this season’s internal medicine applications carried a signal. In last cycle’s applicant outcome records, covering the whole season, the share was 75%.

Those records also show how much more often signaled applications drew an offer: 67% of signaled internal medicine applications led to an interview offer, against 22% of unsignaled ones. That is association, not cause: applicants tend to signal programs where they are already competitive, and the records lean toward US MD and DO applicants who matched.

Gold vs silver: so far, each gold signal has drawn 1.2 times as many invites as each silver signal (95% interval 0.9 to 1.5), a difference too small to tell from none.

Share of internal medicine invites that went to applicants who signaled the program

Share of invites to signalers95% intervalShare of applications with a signal

Note: Only invites whose signal status is known. The gray tick is the share of this season's applications that carried a signal.

Source: Rezumab analysis of invite reports applicants shared, interviews applicants track in Rezumab, and program data; national application statistics. As of Oct 13, 2026.

So far, a fifth of tracked internal medicine applicants hold 45% of invites

Among internal medicine applicants who track their interviews with Rezumab, the fifth with the most invites hold 45% of all invites logged so far. Over a full past season, in applicant outcome records, the top fifth held 31% of interview offers. This season’s figure leaves out applicants with no invites yet and will change as the season goes on.

Step 2 scores of applicants who reported an internal medicine invite

Below 220

220s

14%

230s

21%

240s

25%

250s

26%

260s

11%

270+

Note: Each applicant counted once: applicants who track their interviews with Rezumab and gave a Step 2 score, by band of ten points.

Source: Rezumab analysis of invite reports applicants shared, interviews applicants track in Rezumab, and program data. As of Oct 13, 2026.

Internal Medicine interview invites: common questions

How many internal medicine programs have sent interview invites for 2026-2027?

As of Tuesday, Oct 13, 375 of 701 internal medicine residency programs (54%) have at least one reported interview invite this season.

Do signals matter for internal medicine interview invites?

This season, 72% of reported internal medicine invites with a known signal status went to applicants who had signaled the program, while 26% of applications carried a signal. In applicant outcome records from last cycle, 67% of signaled applications led to an interview offer, against 22% of unsignaled ones. That shows association, not cause.

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How we did this

A program counts as having sent invites once at least one applicant reported an invite from it this season, combining invite reports applicants shared with interviews applicants track in Rezumab and chose to share, and counting each program once per day. The denominator is every internal medicine program in our program data. Everything here is reported by applicants, so every share is a floor, and the last few days fill in as late reports arrive.

Day 0 is the first day of mass invites each season (Sep 23, 2026; Sep 24, 2025), so “the same point last cycle” means the same number of days in. We compare with last cycle only where last year’s reports eventually covered at least 80% of the specialty’s programs.

Signal shares use only invites whose signal status is known, with 95% intervals that account for invites clustering within programs. The share of applications carrying a signal comes from national application statistics for this season; signaled and unsignaled offer rates come from applicant outcome records for last cycle’s Match, which mostly cover US MD and DO graduates who matched.