Residency MatchMaker 2027

Your internal medicine program list, built with experience, not guesswork: up to 100 ranked programs, including the 3 gold and 12 silver signals to spend on them.

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Prepared by Brooklyn USCE, serving international medical graduates since 2015.

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Internal Medicine Residency Application Strategy Report

Prepared for Sample Applicant · 2027 cycle

Up to 100 programs, ranked, including 3 gold and 12 silver signal recommendations. Placeholder rows.
RankProgramSettingSignal
1Sample program 01 New YorkUniversity-basedGold
2Sample program 02 New JerseyUniversity-affiliatedGold
3Sample program 03 MichiganCommunityGold
4Sample program 04 TexasUniversity-basedSilver
5Sample program 05 KentuckyCommunitySilver
6Sample program 06 New YorkUniversity-based
continues, up to 100 programs
3 Gold signalswhere a gold signal does the most for you.
12 Silver signalschosen for fit and realistic reach

Where program lists go wrong

A spreadsheet, a few forum threads, and a feeling. Then a broad application and a long wait. ERAS gives you fifteen program signals for internal medicine, three gold and twelve silver, and every one spent on a program that screens out your visa, your graduation year, or your exam history is gone for good.

The information that would have told you exists. It is spread across program pages, national databases, and years of match outcomes, in formats that were never meant to be read side by side. Reading them side by side is the whole job.

A white desk with an open laptop, a thick stack of printed program lists covered in sticky notes, and a cold cup of coffee.

How Residency MatchMaker works

Every step uses your own profile and program-level details for every internal medicine residency in the country.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about yourself

    The intake form asks about your visa status, exam results, graduation year, clinical experience, and where you want to live and practice. About ten minutes, nothing to upload.

  2. Step 2

    We read your answers against every program

    Program-level details for every internal medicine residency in the United States, matched against your profile. Not a shortlist someone else made.

  3. Step 3

    Programs that would screen you out fall away

    Visa sponsorship, graduation-year cutoffs, exam attempts and scores. If a program would not interview you, it does not take a place on your list.

  4. Step 4

    You receive up to 100 programs including your 15 signals

    Your programs, ranked for fit, with the three that earn gold and the twelve that earn silver. Delivered as a PDF.

A closed bound report with a thin gold band on its cover, lying on a clean white desk beside a navy fountain pen.

What is in your report

PDFUp to 100 programs3 Gold12 Silver

Your profile and strategy
The facts we worked from, the assumptions we made where the form left a gap, and the approach we recommend for your season.
Up to 100 programs
Every program that fits you, ranked, with its accreditation code, and its location.
3 Gold signals
The three programs where a gold signal does the most for you.
12 Silver signals
Twelve more programs chosen for fit and realistic reach.
How to use it
What to do with the list in ERAS, in what order, and how to think about the programs that did not make the cut.

About Brooklyn USCE

Brooklyn USCE was founded by Dr. Ratesh Khillan, MD, a board-certified hematologist-oncologist and an international medical graduate himself. We run clinical rotations for international medical students and graduates across seven states, and we have spent a decade watching which applications work and which do not. Residency MatchMaker is that experience, written down for you.

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Residency MatchMaker pricing

Residency MatchMaker is $99 for Brooklyn USCE students and $199 for everyone else. Through September 16, 2026, everyone pays $79.

Through September 16, 2026
$79for everyone, Brooklyn USCE student or not
From September 17, 2026
Brooklyn USCE students
$99
Everyone else
$199

Frequently asked questions

What do I need to fill out?

A short intake form: your visa status, exam results, year of graduation, clinical experience, where you want to live, and where you want your career to go. There is nothing to upload and nothing to prepare in advance.

How is my list built?

We read your answers against program-level details for every internal medicine residency in the country. Programs that would screen you out, on visa sponsorship, graduation year, or exam history, fall away first. What remains is ranked for fit: where you want to live, what you want your career to be, and where applicants like you have matched before.

What exactly do I receive?

One PDF written for you: a summary of your profile and strategy, up to 100 programs with accreditation codes and locations, including your 3 gold and 12 silver signals.

Is the report generic?

No. Every report is prepared for one applicant from that applicant’s own answers. Two applicants with different visa needs, exam histories, or goals get different lists.

Start your application strategy

The next step is one page long. Tell us about yourself, and Residency MatchMaker will build your list.