Fellowship positions are open to candidates who have completed at least three years of training in general pediatrics.
Fellowship programs are available in neonatology, cardiology, gastroenterology, genetics, emergency medicine, hematology/oncology, immunology, infectious diseases, child development, endocrinology, pulmonology, metabolic disorders, critical care and pharmacology, nephrology, radiology, ambulatory care and pathology.
Each fellow is required to spend at least two years as a clinical or basic science investigator. A combined fellowship/PhD program is also available for some highly qualified applicants.
The goal of our Fellowship Training Program is to train academic physicians who will become leaders in their field. Therefore, learning to perform high quality research is a critical component of the program. While our fellows do learn clinical medicine, direct patient care and managing patients is the responsibility of the resident physicians.
