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Physician Scientist Training Program
Leaders in biomedical research train at the University of Minnesota. We are among a handful of comprehensive universities in the nation where nationally ranked programs in the life and health sciences are all housed on a single campus. On the Twin Cities campus, dynamic programs in the basic sciences, clinical sciences, biomedical engineering, public health and health care policy attract a diverse group of top students from around the world. If you are an applicant who is committed to rigorous research training and an investigative career spanning topics ranging from molecular therapeutics to social justice, then we are pleased to offer you the Physician Scientist Training Pathway (PSTP).
Designed to meet all American Board of Internal Medicine requirements for board certification, the PSTP consists of two years of clinical training as an Internal Medicine Resident, followed by in depth training in research; or by combined research and clinical training in the subspecialty fellowship of your choice. That’s right, if you’re heading toward subspecialty training, acceptance in the PSTP gives you a position in both the Residency and a Fellowship.
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