To the Editor In a JAMA Psychiatry Viewpoint, Goldman and colleagues1 addressed the current lack of concrete programs for the promotion of mental health among medical residents. Highlighting the success of programs implemented by the US Air Force and University of California, San Diego, they put forth a set of recommendations to educate, screen, and treat medical trainees. We agree that the similarities between the Air Force and medical residency programs would allow for an easy translation of such a model to the clinical setting. However, rather than waiting until residency to devote curricular time to mental health education, we believe that the proposed program would be most effective if implemented earlier and continued longitudinally throughout the entire course of medical training.