- SOM
- Departments and Offices
- SOM Departments
- Psychiatry and Human Behavior
- Educational Programs
- Psychiatry Residency
Psychiatry Training Programs
- Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior
- Welcome from Our Chair
-
Educational Programs
- Psychiatry and Human Behavior Educational Programs Home
- Current Residents
- Medical Students
- Psychiatry Training Programs
- Psychology Internship Training Program
- Program in Psychotherapy
- Affiliations, Centers, Divisions and Research
-
Faculty and Staff
- Psychiatry and Human Behavior Faculty Home
- Leadership
- Secondary Faculty
- Affiliate Faculty
- Emeritus Faculty
- Adult Psychiatry Faculty and Staff
- Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Faculty and Staff
- Neurobiology and Behavior Research Faculty
- Psychology Faculty
- Sleep Medicine Faculty
- Administrative Staff
- Advanced Practice Providers
- Research and Scholarship
- Support the Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior
- Locations and Directions
Main Content
Residency Applications
PGY-1 applicants
Our residency training program take PGY I applicants through the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). Applicants may obtain information about the NRMP by visiting its website. Applicants going through the Match use the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).
PGY-2 and higher
Applicants who have completed a PGY I year or more of a residency may apply for a position by calling (601) 984-5826 and requesting an application, or fax their CV with a request for an application to (601) 984-5885.
Residency eligibility criteria
The following criteria will be considered when determining your eligibility for our program:
- Must be ECFMG certified
- USMLE Step I: within 2 attempts
- USMLE Step II CK: within 2 attempts
- COMLEX I or II (Accepted in lieu of Step exams for Doctor of Osteopathy)
- Year of graduation within last 10 years
- Visa Sponsorship – Selection of applicants for NRMP ranking is based upon academic records, recommendation letters and interviews without regard to race, ethnicity, religion, gender, marital or veteran status, age or disability. An applicant without United States citizenship must have either a J-1 only visa or Permanent Resident status (Green Card) in order to be employed as a resident at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
- We also prefer experience and interest in Psychiatry (observerships do count)
- 3 letters of recommendation (written within the last 2 years)
We accept applications through ERAS only and interviews and conducted in November through January.