Objectives. To evaluate the perception of recently graduated physicians on their training in medical procedures during internship, and to determine factors associated to adequate training in a greater number of procedures at a university in Lima, Peru. Design. Observational, cross-sectional, analytical study. Setting. Universidad de San Martín de Porres, Lima, Peru. Participants. Recently graduated physicians. Methods. Survey study in medical graduates from a private university in Lima, Peru, who finished medical internship in 2014. Facebook social network was used to locate participants. Informed consent was obtained and a self-report survey was sent to collect sociodemographic characteristics and perceptions on their medical internship. Main outcome measures. Perception on medical procedures training during internship. Results. One hundred seventeen surveys were analyzed. The number o...