Please use the information below to contact us with any questions about the Internal Medicine Residency program at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas.

Program Director: Mark Feldman, M.D.
Associate Program Director: Sonya Merrill, M.D., Ph.D.
Co-Chief Residents: Edna Flores, M.D. and Jamie Anderson, M.D.
Residency Coordinator: Jason Sutton

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
Internal Medicine Department
8200 Walnut Hill Lane
Dallas, TX 75231
Phone: 214-345-6176
Fax:  214-345-5167
E-Mail Contact: JasonSutton@TexasHealth.org
Hours of Operation:  8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Location:  Main Building - Ground Floor

Application Process

• Applications are accepted through ERAS only and completed applications must be received by December 15
• Preliminary applicants need to submit applications as early as possible, as we have limited interview spots for this track
• Applications will be reviewed promptly and interview invitations will be extended by e-mail and letter
• If you have further questions, please contact us by e-mail or telephone

Criteria for Application
Thank you for your interest in our program. The Internal Medicine Residency Program at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas only accepts applications through the ERAS system. You can apply through the ERAS system from Sept. 1, 2009 to Dec. 15, 2009. We will not accept any applications that arrive through mail or fax, only through the ERAS system. Most of our residents have scored an 85 or above as their two digit scores on the USMLE's (on first attempts only).

Additionally, we ask that our applicants have allowed no more than two years to pass since they have graduated medical school. This means that an applicant who has been out of medical school for more than two years (graduating before 2007) will not be considered, unless you have clinical experience such as training in Internal Medicine or teaching experience. We do accept foreign medical graduates, however, we only sponsor J-1 visas, no exceptions. U.S. clinical experience is not required, but is highly encouraged.
 
In addition, we do not offer observerships/externships to individuals outside of our program. You would need to apply to our program and be invited for an interview. Once you have an interview date secured you would then be able to request an observership.
 
For further information about our program, please visit our Web site. For further information specific to the Texas State Board of Medicine, follow this link.