| Program | International medical schools named | Countries named most |
|---|---|---|
| Medical College of Wisconsin Affiliated Hospitals Program · Milwaukee, Wisconsin | 16 | United Kingdom 3, Antigua and Barbuda 1, Australia 1, Barbados 1 |
| TOWER HEALTH PROGRAM · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Site: sponsors J-1 | 12 | Sint Maarten 3, United Kingdom 3, Antigua and Barbuda 2, Anguilla 1 |
| University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Program · Dallas, Texas Site: sponsors J-1 | 7 | Mexico 2, Dominican Republic 1, India 1, Iran 1 |
| UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM · Rochester, New York Site: sponsors J-1 | 6 | Ecuador 2, Poland 2, Zambia 2 |
| STONY BROOK MEDICINE/UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Stony Brook, New York | 5 | Italy 2, Brazil 1, China 1, Portugal 1 |
| Boston University Medical Center Program · Boston, Massachusetts | 4 | Puerto Rico 2, Canada 1, Dominican Republic 1 |
| Yale-New Haven Hospital Program · New Haven, Connecticut | 4 | United Kingdom 2, Czech Republic 1, Ghana 1 |
| LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE PROGRAM · New Orleans, Louisiana | 3 | Iraq 1, Japan 1, Kuwait 1 |
| Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program · Richmond, Virginia Site: sponsors J-1 | 3 | Canada 1, Pakistan 1, Saint Kitts and Nevis 1 |
How to read this list
- The number counts lines on the program's own current-residents page that name a medical school or country outside the United States. It counts lines, not people, so treat it as approximate; open the program page for the link to its residents page.
- Only programs with at least 3 such lines are listed, most first. A program that does not publish where its residents studied cannot appear here, however many international graduates it has.
- "Site: sponsors J-1 / H-1B" means the program's own website says so. No mark means the website does not say, not that the program refuses.
- This is a record of who is training there now, not a promise about next year. Check each program's requirements before you apply.