Prospective Residents and Clinical Fellows
Education is a core mission of Mass General Brigham. The Mass General Brigham academic medical centers, specialty hospitals, community hospitals and health centers provide outstanding resources for graduate medical education. Residents and fellows have the opportunity to train with superb physician faculty and other dedicated health professionals amid state-of-the-art facilities and technology. Residents also have the privilege of caring for a diverse patient population presenting with medical issues ranging from routine to esoteric problems for which they may be referred from across the globe. In addition to an outstanding clinical education, residents and fellows have remarkable opportunities to participate in research, and to explore various career paths through the Mass General Brigham Centers of Expertise.
Details about Mass General Brigham residency and fellowship programs are available from the individual department or division sponsoring the program; contact information for each is included in the listing on this site. We welcome your interest!
Meet trainees and program directors from MGH, BWH and Mass General Brigham.
Mass General Brigham confirms its commitment to selecting trainees based on merit - without regard to DACA status.
Each residency and fellowship program designs and conducts its own selection processes.
Salary and benefits information and contract templates.
Please review policies that affect residents and fellows and their education at Mass General Brigham.
We understand that living in Boston is expensive… our hospitals want to provide financial assistance to residents with significant financial challenges who might not otherwise be able to train here. Check out this section to learn more about this program.
Directions and travel options to Boston.
Hotels offering discounts to applicants.
There are excellent opportunities to pursue various interests outside of the hospital. Boston offers a wide variety of arts, sight seeing, sports and other recreational activities.
Some fellowships receive industry support to help offset the cost of the fellowship program. Under new Federal law, the Physician Payments Sunshine Act (“Sunshine”), companies are required to report any direct and indirect payments and transfers of value to physicians and teaching hospitals.