FAQ's

Applications must be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS®). Please visit the specific program page for application requirements and deadlines.

Yes. Kaiser Permanente residency and fellowship programs participate in ERAS for application submission and review.

Most Kaiser Permanente residency programs participate in the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP). Applicants should review the specific program page for participation details and match information.

Yes. International Medical Graduates are eligible to apply if they meet all program requirements and are authorized to work in the United States.

Visas (which include, Temporary TN work status, temporary H-1B and J-1) can only be sponsored for hard to fill positions.

Yes. COMLEX-USA scores are accepted for applicants from accredited osteopathic medical schools.

Kaiser Permanente residency and fellowship programs are highly competitive. Applicants are reviewed holistically, and interview decisions are based on the entirety of the application, including examination performance, academic achievement, clinical experiences, letters of recommendation, and other relevant qualifications.

Programs use a holistic review process that considers the applicant’s academic achievements, experiences, letters of recommendation, personal statement, examination performance, and other relevant qualifications.

Interview formats are determined by individual programs and may vary from year to year. Applicants should refer to the specific program’s page for details.

Please contact the program directly using the contact information provided on the program’s webpage. Program-specific staff can assist with questions regarding applications, interviews, and program requirements.