Alabama (1) · Kentucky (1) · Missouri (1) · New York (1) · North Carolina (1) · Pennsylvania (1) · Texas (2) · Utah (1) · Virginia (2)
Alabama (1)
University of Alabama Hospital (Birmingham) Program · Birmingham, Alabama · Signals
Do you sponsor visa's? Yes, UAB sponsors J-1 visas for clinical training programs. source
Kentucky (1)
University of Kentucky College of Medicine Program · Lexington, Kentucky · Signals
Does the University of Kentucky sponsor or accept any visas, H1 or J1? Per UK GME policy, only J1 visas are sponsored. source
Missouri (1)
Children's Mercy Hospital/University of Kansas Medical Center Program · Kansas City, Missouri · Signals
To be eligible for appointment, all international medical graduates must be sponsored by ECFMG for J-1 non-immigrant classification. source
New York (1)
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER MEDICAL CENTER PROGRAM · Rochester, New York · Signals
The University of Rochester will sponsor only J1 Visas for medical training positions. source
North Carolina (1)
DUKE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL PROGRAM · Durham, North Carolina · Signals
We sponsor J-1 visas for international child neurology residents. source
Pennsylvania (1)
TOWER HEALTH PROGRAM · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania · Signals
For international medical graduates, our program is able to support J1 visas. source
Texas (2)
University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center Program · Dallas, Texas · Signals
All UTSW neurology programs accept International Medical Graduates (IMG) but sponsor only J-1 Visas. source
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Program · Houston, Texas · Signals
The only accepted training Visa is the J-1. source
Utah (1)
University of Utah Health Program · Salt Lake City, Utah · Signals
Green card, J-1 Visa (ECFMG-sponsored) or documentation of U.S. citizenship. source
Virginia (2)
University of Virginia Medical Center Program · Charlottesville, Virginia · Signals
UVA Child Neurology sponsors J-1 Visas only. source
Virginia Commonwealth University Health System Program · Richmond, Virginia · Signals
Notarized copy of visa (if applicable – VCU can only sponsor J-1 clinical visas) source
How this list is made
- We read the website AAMC lists for each program (and its eligibility, application, FAQ and residents pages) once a week, following each site's robots.txt.
- Sentences are quoted word for word with a link to the page they came from. We do not rewrite or guess.
- A program that is missing may still qualify: many websites do not state their rules, and some cannot be read automatically. Always confirm on the program's own page before you apply.