Fellowship Program
Goals of the Hematology and Oncology Fellowship Program
The overall goals of the Hematology and Oncology fellowship program are to provide an academically excellent, challenging and personally satisfying training experience for all Fellows. The Facutly work close with Fellows to identify their future career path and maximize their ability to succeed in this path. Fellows learn to grow as expert and compassionate Hematologist and Oncologists, and are provided various opportunities to participate in first rate basic and applied science related to Hematology and Oncology.
The Hematology and Oncology Fellowship Program at Boston University School of Medicine is an ACGME accredited program currently recruiting 3 to 5 Fellows per year with a total number of 12-15 fellows in the program, for careers in Academic and Clinical Practice. The program offers a very diverse and rich clinical experience through its two major hospitals, the Boston Medical Center and the Boston Veterans Administration Medical Center. Fellows obtain extensive first hand experience in management of all types of cancer and blood disorders and benefit from a large, dedicated and accessible teaching faculty. There are three main Fellowship tracks from which Fellows can choose, including the standard Hematology and Oncology track, Hematology Research Track, and a Geriatric Oncology Track.
