At Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center, the School of Medicine is the Institutional Sponsor for all of our Graduate Medical Education Training programs ( residencies, subspecialty residencies, and fellowships).

The physicians being trained in our graduate medical educations programs are among this institutions's finest assests. At Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center we are engaged in the training of 500 residents,subspecialty residents,and fellows in 50 programs throughout our affiliated network of teaching hospitals and other partners.

Residency Programs and Subspecialty Residencies are all Programs approved and accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and had to Board and Subspecialty Board Certification.

Fellowship Programs are defined as recognized postgraduate research or clinical programs which have not yet had accreditation standard and specific subspecialty board requirements developed. These Programs are approved by the Graduate Medical School Education Committee of the School of Medicine.

Some of our Programs use the Electronic Residency Application Service. and the National Resident Matching Program . Another resource in evaluating GME programs is the American Medical Association Fellowship and Residency Electronic Interactive Database Access System or AMA-FREIDA is worth browsing.

Saint Louis University Health Sciences Center provides an impressive scope of teaching, research, and clinical care that makes postgraduate training here an invaluable preparation for the practice of private or academic medicine. Over 580 physicians and scientists bring together years of specialized training and experience. In addition, there is a supportive community of people here who look beyond the technology of modern medicine to its human dimension. We welcome your inquiry into the resources available to you at this institution and extend best wishes in fulfilling personal and professional ambitions. Through this important step in your life long training process.