- All applicants must have at least one year of clinical training (PGY-1) in an ACGME-approved training program. Certification or eligibility in a primary care specialty is preferred but not required.
- Graduates of foreign medical schools must have current ECFMG certification.
Applicants to the Occupational and Environmental Medicine Residency Program must apply using the School’s on-line application form. Go to the Admissions Office home page, click on Prospective Students, then click on Application Instructions. You will be directed to the on-line application from there. Applicants to the full two-year program should select "Residency Programs" as their degree program and "MPH/Occupational Medicine - 2-year" as their track/division. Only one application is required; the Admissions Office prepares duplicate copies so that the residency program and the MPH admissions committee can review applications separately and simultaneously. Acceptance by the school’s MPH program is required for admission to the residency program. Applicants who possess an earned MPH from an accredited US program may apply for just the practicum year, and should select "Practicum Year Only - Occupational Medicine" as their track/division. Residency applicants are not required to submit GRE or MCAT scores; however, USMLE scores are required. Non-native English speakers will be required to submit recent TOEFL scores. Applicants who have not completed a full residency in a primary care specialty must submit a summative letter from the director of their internship year of training. If you are considering an application to our program, we would like to hear from you! Please forward a copy of your curriculum vitae and a brief statement of your interests to Linda Myers, residency programs administrator; email lmyers@jhsph.edu; FAX 410-614-1582. The deadline for applying to the Johns Hopkins Occupational and Environmental Medicine Residency is October 31. The Occupational Physicians Scholarship is a highly prestigious, merit-based national award. The fund has fostered the growth of a talented leadership cadre in occupational and environmental medicine whose skills, achievements, and level of commitment are moving the entire field forward. We strongly encourage you to visit the OPSF website and apply for this award. You do not need to be currently accepted or enrolled in a residency program to apply. Applicants selected for interviews will be invited in small groups to come to campus for a day-long visit. The interview day comprises interviews with faculty, attendance at a residency seminar, a tour of the school, and lunch with current residents. Interviews are scheduled during November and early December. All occupational medicine residency programs have a voluntary uniform decision date of December 15. Applicants will be notified on or shortly after this date of the decision of the OEMR Admissions Committee.
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