Bachelor
Doctor of Medicine (MD) – KPBJTSM
Course Overview
The Doctor of Medicine (MD) Program at Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine is a 4-year full-time graduate medical degree accredited by the LCME.
The curriculum integrates integrated biomedical sciences, health systems science, physician wellness, and clinical rotations directly within Kaiser Permanente integrated care centers. Graduates receive the title of Medical Doctor (MD), complying with U.S. licensing requirements (USMLE) and ACGME residency eligibility.
Entry Requirements
- Bachelor degree from accredited US/Canadian university; competitive GPA (Avg ~3.88).
- Gen Bio (8 hrs), Gen Chem (8 hrs), Org Chem/Biochem (8 hrs), Physics (8 hrs) w/ labs; Humanities/English (6 hrs).
- MCAT required (Valid within 3 years; Avg ~516). NEET-UG not accepted.
- US Citizens, PRs, & DACA recipients. International students without PR/DACA not eligible.
- Native or fluent command of English via US coursework.
- AMCAS; Kaiser Secondary; 3-5 LORs (including science faculty); background check.
Career Outcomes
- Resident Physician – Emergency Medicine & Trauma Care
- Attending Pediatrician / Adolescent Medicine Consultant
- Clinical Instructor – Medical Education & Residency Training
- Lead Clinical Auditor & Hospital Healthcare Administrator
- Medical Science Liaison (MSL) – Biopharmaceuticals & Clinical Research
Scholarship Available
- Yes (Full Tuition Waived)
Key Information
Location
Pasadena, United States of America
University
Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine
Intakes
July
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$202,663,339 / Year
Duration
4 Years
Language
English
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Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine
