Internal Medicine Residency Program Celebrates Fellowship Match 2022-23

The Department of Medicine (DOM) and Duke Internal Medicine Residency Program celebrated the 2022-23 fellowship match today.

“The success of this year’s fellowship match is indicative of our commitment to excellence and the dedication and hard work of our outstanding senior residents. I am proud to see them continue on to specialty training and excited about their future contributions to the field of medicine,” said Kathleen Cooney, MD, MACP, chair of the Department of Medicine.

This year Duke residents matched in 11 subspecialties and 18 are staying at Duke.

“Our residents clearly stand out among a very accomplished group of internal medicine residents who are applying for fellowships from programs across the country. We are so proud of them and look forward to seeing them thrive as they take the next steps in their careers,” said Aimee Zaas, MD, MHS, Duke Internal Medicine Residency program director.

We also congratulate the DOM divisions for attracting a phenomenal group of incoming fellows.

“I’m proud of our entire education team for their hard work during recruitment. Thank you to current fellows, faculty members, program directors and program coordinators for being such strong advocates for our trainees and programs. I am happy for our matched residents, and excited to welcome an excellent new group of fellows to Duke for their subspecialty training,” said Lisa Criscione-Schreiber, MD, MEd, vice chair for education.