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H-1B data current through FY 2026 Q1

Internal Medicine Resident H-1B Visa Salary Data

There have been 264 certified H-1B filings for Internal Medicine Resident positions from FY 2020 to FY 2026. The median salary is $65,444, which is 50% lower than the overall H-1B median of $130,541.

264
Certified Filings
FY 2020-2026
$65,444
Median Salary
-50% vs national
$77,730
90th Percentile
Top earners
+13%
Salary Growth
Since FY 2020

Salary Distribution

Salary Range Distribution

Most Internal Medicine Resident H-1B salaries fall between $60,216 and $69,747.

Median Salary Trend

Internal Medicine Resident salaries have grown 13% from FY 2020 ($61,500) to FY 2026 ($69,471).

Top Employers & Locations

Key Insights

The median H-1B salary for Internal Medicine Resident is $65,444, based on 264 certified Labor Condition Applications from FY 2020 to FY 2026. This is 50% lower than the overall H-1B median of $130,541. Median pay has grown 13% since FY 2020 ($61,500 → $69,471).

Salaries span a $22,730 range from the 10th percentile ($55,000) to the 90th percentile ($77,730). The middle 50% of Internal Medicine Residents earn between $60,216 and $69,747, reflecting variation in experience, specific technical skills, company tier, and geographic location.

SANFORD SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA RESIDENCY is the largest H-1B sponsor for this role, with 46 certified filings at a median salary of $62,500. Among the top sponsors, STANFORD HEALTH CARE pays the highest median at $77,729. The pay spread across top employers is 41%.

Geographically, Sioux Falls, SD has the highest concentration of Internal Medicine Resident H-1B filings (46) at a median of $62,500. The highest-paying metro among the top locations is Stanford, CA at $77,729.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the average Internal Medicine Resident H-1B salary?

The median H-1B salary for Internal Medicine Resident positions is $65,444, based on 264 certified Labor Condition Applications from FY 2020 to FY 2026. This salary is 50% lower than the overall H-1B median of $130,541. Compensation varies significantly by employer type—large tech companies typically pay $69,747 to $77,730, while consulting firms and smaller employers may offer $55,000 to $60,216. Location also impacts pay, with coastal tech hubs commanding premium salaries.

10th percentile
$55,000
25th percentile
$60,216
Median
$65,444
75th percentile
$69,747
90th percentile
$77,730

Salaries range from $55,000 at the 10th percentile to $77,730 at the 90th percentile, showing a $22,730 spread. The 25th percentile is $60,216 and the 75th percentile is $69,747.

Which companies hire the most Internal Medicine Residents on H-1B?

H-1B sponsorship for Internal Medicine Resident positions is primarily driven by universities, research institutions, and academic medical centers. These employers sponsor international scholars and researchers who bring specialized expertise and contribute to teaching, research, and academic programs. Salaries vary based on institution type, geographic location, and field of specialization.

SANFORD SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA RESIDENCY is the largest H-1B sponsor for Internal Medicine Resident positions with 46 filings at a median salary of $62,500. NEW YORK CITY HEALTH AND HOSPITALS follows with 44 filings.

Where are Internal Medicine Resident H-1B jobs located?

Internal Medicine Resident H-1B positions are concentrated in major tech hubs and metropolitan areas with strong technology ecosystems. The San Francisco Bay Area (including San Jose, Sunnyvale, and Mountain View) and Seattle-Redmond corridor dominate due to headquarters of major tech employers. New York City attracts Internal Medicine Residents across finance, media, and tech sectors. Emerging hubs like Austin, Denver, and Raleigh-Durham offer growing opportunities with lower costs of living compared to coastal cities.

Sioux Falls, SD has the highest concentration of Internal Medicine Resident H-1B filings with 46 positions at a median salary of $62,500. The highest-paying location is New York, NY at $69,747 median.

How have Internal Medicine Resident salaries changed over time?

Internal Medicine Resident H-1B salaries have grown by +13% from FY 2020 to FY 2026, outpacing general inflation in most years. The median rose from $61,500 to $69,471 during this period. This growth reflects increasing demand for skilled tech workers, competitive hiring among major employers, and broader salary inflation in the technology sector. The distribution has also widened, with top-tier companies offering increasingly premium compensation to attract talent, while entry-level positions have seen more modest gains.

Salary Distribution by Year
FY 21
$58K
FY 22
$65K
FY 23
$63K
FY 24
$64K
FY 25
$68K
FY 26
$69K
$43K $86K

Year-by-year breakdown:

  • FY 2022: $65,442 (28 certified)
  • FY 2023: $62,500 (41 certified)
  • FY 2024: $64,375 (45 certified)
  • FY 2025: $67,972 (71 certified)
  • FY 2026: $69,471 (4 certified)