Our program is a nationally recognized ACGME fellowship program designed to train specialist pediatricians seeking a career in academic pediatric hematology/oncology.
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Top 5 in NIH funding
Customized training pathways
Innovative technologies
Competitive benefits
Wellness programs
The goals of our fellowship program are to develop outstanding clinicians who possess an in-depth experience in the evaluation, treatment and management of children with hematologic and oncologic diseases and to develop high quality physician investigators who are well suited to pursue academic careers focused on clinical or laboratory research. Our ACGME-accredited training program is a three-year fellowship involving a comprehensive clinical curriculum spanning the scope of our specialty, as well an individualized program of clinical or basic science investigation. We also have additional training opportunities beyond the three- year curriculum to focus on further clinical sub-specialization or further develop research pursuits.
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- Pathways & curriculum
Our program offers three initial pathways, guided by leaders in the field, allowing the trainee to tailor their education to personal career goals. - Clinical training
Trainees will be exposure to a large and diverse patient population combined with didactic teaching and clinical mentorship from experts in pediatric hematology/oncology, providing an excellent foundation for practice as a general hematologist/oncologist. - Research training
Fellows are assigned a faculty advisor who helps identify research opportunities and mentors. - Current & past fellows
Learn about our current fellows as well as our history of alums.