Internal Medicine Residency

Internal Medicine residents kneeling at a "white coats for black lives" protest.

An Internal Medicine resident with the program director, Parker Hudson.

Three Internal Medicine residents presenting a poster at a conference.

Internal Medicine residents in a group at a park.

Internal Medicine residents in a group at a holiday party.

Internal Medicine residents having a group dinner.

Five Internal Medicine residents spaced out in a classroom studying.

Internal Medicine residents during a group outing.

Welcome to the Internal Medicine Residency program at Dell Medical School at The University of Texas at Austin. The program’s vision is to inspire the next generation of great and innovative internists, and its mission is to compassionately care for all people, train well-rounded internists, create leaders in high-value care, catalyze just and equitable health, and learn and grow as physicians, teams and systems. Throughout their training, residents will learn and practice the program’s values of clinical excellence, teamwork, justice and inclusion, and authenticity and integrity.

The Internal Medicine Residency program is affiliated with the Department of Internal Medicine. The program includes three tracks — categorical, Primary Care and a Distinction in Care Transformation — as well as a preliminary internship offered by the department. The Internal Medicine Residency leadership team includes Parker Hudson, M.D., MPH; Robin Reister, M.D.; Julie Machen, M.D.; and Christopher Moreland, M.D.

The department also supports a growing number of fellowships, including the Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship, Hospice and Palliative Medicine Fellowship, Hematology and Medical Oncology Fellowship, Gastroenterology and Hepatology Fellowship and Hospital Medicine Fellowship in Quality and Patient Safety.

Learn more in a welcome letter from program director Parker Hudson, M.D., MPH, and hear from an internal medicine resident about training at Dell Med.