University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Psychiatry Residency
Honolulu, HawaiiUniversityTrains at The Queens Medical Center
of 323 psychiatry residency programs
How it scores
- Clinical training59Top half in psychiatry
- Faculty depth54Top half in psychiatry
- Research54Top half in psychiatry
- Pay and cost of living32Bottom half in psychiatry
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At a glance
| Program | University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine Psychiatry Residency |
|---|---|
| Location | Honolulu, Hawaii |
| Main training hospital | The Queens Medical Center |
| Setting | University |
| PGY-1 salary | $85,519 (2026-27) |
| Typical one-bedroom rent nearby | $1,555 a month |
| Pay against rent | Monthly pay covers rent 4.6 times |
| Visa sponsorship | J-1 |
| Positions a year | — |
Pay, size and visa policy come from what the program publishes. Confirm them with the program before you apply.
Key research from University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine psychiatry
25 papers from this department in the last five years. The newest key studies:
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- Assessing self-other agreement and dyadic adjustment in marital dyadsAsk EvidencePulse™ about this study
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Questions
Where is the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine psychiatry residency?
The program trains residents in Honolulu, Hawaii. Its main training hospital is The Queens Medical Center.
How much do psychiatry residents earn at University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine?
PGY-1 residents earn $85,519 a year (2026-27), as published by the program. A typical one-bedroom nearby rents for about $1,555 a month.
Does University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine sponsor visas for psychiatry residents?
The program says it sponsors J-1 visas. Confirm the current policy with the program.
How is University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine ranked for psychiatry?
It is in the top 50% of 323 psychiatry programs. Rankings weigh the hospitals where residents train, faculty depth, research and pay against local rent. No reputation surveys are used.
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