Residency Program Pass Rates 2018 - 2020 This report contains information about the internal medicine certifying examination performance of programs accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME). For each residency program listed in the following pages, the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) reports the cumulative pass rate for the 2018 to 2020 certifying examinations in internal medicine. What data are reported? For each program, this report lists the number of candidates that took the examination and the percent that passed. Which residents are included in the calculation of a program's pass rate? Candidates are included in the computation of a program pass rate if they meet four conditions. 1. They are first takers of the 2018, 2019, or 2020 certifying examinations in internal medicine (repeat takers are excluded). 2. They completed training in the year of or the year before the first attempt (i.e., a candidate who took the 2020 certifying examination for the first time must have completed training in 2019 or 2020). 3. The final year of training is in internal medicine or a combined training program such as pediatrics and medicine. 4. Candidates must have received their satisfactory final evaluation of clinical competence from the training program. Which programs are included in this report? Programs are included in this report only if they are currently accredited by the ACGME; however, pass rates are reported only if a program has at least ten (10) residents who meet the above criteria. What are the limitations of the data? Many factors influence a program’s pass rate. Some are directly attributable to the program such as curriculum, faculty, and resident selection criteria. Others relate to examinees and/or the examination and are beyond the control of the program. Examinee factors include work habits during training and preparation for the examination, while examination factors include the specific content sampled in any year's test. Other limitations may also affect the precision of these data. First, programs with smaller numbers of examinees will have less stable results so caution should be exercised in interpreting the pass rates, especially for programs with fewer than 25 examinees. Second, if significant changes in the program have occurred within the three-year period, pass rates may not fully reflect these changes. Third, data are presented at the title program level as listed in the ACGME Graduate Medical Education Directory and therefore may include residents trained in affiliated hospitals/institutions. These data can only be properly understood in the context of statistical explanations provided above. Alabama Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing Brookwood Baptist Health Program Birmingham, AL 25 84% University of Alabama Hospital Program Huntsville, AL 24 96% University of Alabama Medical Center (Montgomery) Program Montgomery, AL 23 83% University of Alabama Medical Center Program Birmingham, AL 118 98% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 11 100% USA Health Program Mobile, AL 42 93% Arizona Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing Creighton University School of Medicine (Phoenix) Program Phoenix, AZ 27 93% Creighton University School of Medicine/Maricopa Medical Center (Phoenix) Program Phoenix, AZ 53 94% HonorHealth Program Scottsdale, AZ 11 100% Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science (Arizona) Program Scottsdale, AZ 33 97% University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix Program Phoenix, AZ 67 97% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 13 100% University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson (South Campus) Program Tucson, AZ 26 65% University of Arizona College of Medicine-Tucson Program Tucson, AZ 83 96% Arkansas Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine (Northwest) Program Fayetteville, AR 11 55% University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) College of Medicine Program Little Rock, AR 57 96% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 12 83% California Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing Adventist Health White Memorial Program Los Angeles, CA 15 73% Alameda Health System-Highland Hospital Program Oakland, CA 51 82% Arrowhead Regional Medical Center Program Colton, CA 38 92% California Pacific Medical Center Program San Francisco, CA 44 93% Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Program Los Angeles, CA 97 98% Community Memorial Health System Program Ventura, CA 13 69% Desert Regional Medical Center Program Palm Springs, CA 11 55% Eisenhower Medical Center Program Rancho Mirage, CA 33 100% Huntington Memorial Hospital Program Pasadena, CA 21 95% Kaiser Permanente Northern California (Oakland) Program Oakland, CA 35 100% Kaiser Permanente Northern California (San Francisco) Program San Francisco, CA 27 85% Kaiser Permanente Northern California (Santa Clara) Program Santa Clara, CA 43 95% Kaiser Permanente Southern California (Los Angeles) Program Los Angeles, CA 36 94% Kaiser Permanente Southern California Program Fontana, CA 18 100% Kern Medical Center Program Bakersfield, CA 25 88% KPC Health Program Hemet, CA 10 40% Loma Linda University Health Education Consortium Program Loma Linda, CA 82 84% Los Angeles County-Harbor-UCLA Medical Center Program Torrance, CA 50 100% Naval Medical Center (San Diego) Program San Diego, CA 31 97% Olive View/UCLA Medical Center Program Sylmar, CA 62 87% Riverside Community Hospital/University of California Riverside School of Medicine Program Riverside, CA 28 100% San Joaquin General Hospital Program French Camp, CA 25 92% Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital Program Santa Barbara, CA 27 93% Santa Clara Valley Medical Center Program San Jose, CA 49 96% Scripps Clinic/Scripps Green Hospital Program La Jolla, CA 39 95% Scripps Mercy Hospital Program San Diego, CA 35 100% St Mary Medical Center Program Long Beach, CA 24 92% St Mary's Hospital and Medical Center Program San Francisco, CA 26 85% Stanford Health Care-Sponsored Stanford University Program Stanford, CA 109 100% UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine/UCLA Medical Center Program Los Angeles, CA 153 98% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 11 100% University of California (Irvine) Program Orange, CA 65 97% University of California (San Diego) Medical Center Program San Diego, CA 92 98% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 12 92% University of California (San Francisco) Program San Francisco, CA 176 99% University of California (San Francisco)/Fresno Program Fresno, CA 58 97% University of California Davis Health Program Sacramento, CA 89 93% University of California Riverside School of Medicine Program Moreno Valley, CA 33 85% University of Southern California/LAC+USC Medical Center Program Los Angeles, CA 165 95% Colorado Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing HCA HealthONE Program Lone Tree, CO 16 88% Parkview Medical Center Program Pueblo, CO 19 89% Saint Joseph Hospital Program Denver, CO 27 89% University of Colorado Program Aurora, CO 157 99% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 11 100% Connecticut Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing Bridgeport Hospital/Yale University Program Bridgeport, CT 43 93% Connecticut Institute For Communities/Greater Danbury Community Health Center (Primary Care) Program Danbury, CT 25 100% Danbury Hospital Program Danbury, CT 53 87% Greenwich Hospital Association Program Greenwich, CT 18 100% Griffin Hospital Program Derby, CT 30 80% Norwalk Hospital/Yale University Program Norwalk, CT 44 100% Quinnipiac University Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine/St VIncent's Medical Center Program Bridgeport, CT 27 100% St Mary's Hospital (Waterbury) Program Waterbury, CT 30 97% Stamford Hospital/Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons Program Stamford, CT 20 95% University of Connecticut (New Britain) Program Farmington, CT 47 91% University of Connecticut Program Farmington, CT 119 95% Yale-New Haven Medical Center (Primary Care) Program New Haven, CT 52 90% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 12 100% Yale-New Haven Medical Center (Waterbury) Program Waterbury, CT 28 79% Yale-New Haven Medical Center Program New Haven, CT 118 97% Delaware Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University/Christiana Care Health Services Program Newark, DE 38 89% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 14 100% District of Columbia Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing George Washington University Program Washington, DC 96 97% Howard University Program Washington, DC 62 89% MedStar Health/Georgetown University Hospital Program Washington, DC 86 99% (Combined Internal Medicine-Pediatrics) 12 100% MedStar Health/Georgetown-Washington Hospital Center Program Washington, DC 92 99% Florida Program Name Number of Percent City and State Examinees Passing AdventHealth Florida (Orlando) Program Orlando, FL 37 100% Broward Health Program Fort Lauderdale, FL 46 85% Cleveland Clinic (Florida) Program Weston, FL 27 100% Florida Atlantic University Charles E. Schmidt College of Medicine Program Boca Raton, FL 75 96% Florida State University College of Medicine (Sarasota) Program Sarasota, FL 10 100% Florida State University College of Medicine (Tallahassee) Program Tallahassee, FL 20 80% HCA Healthcare/Mercer University School of Medicine/Orange Park Medical Center Program Orange Park, FL 30 87% HCA Healthcare/USF Morsani College of