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Our top-ranked fellowship program offers:
Our top-ranked fellowship program offers:
- Excellent depth and breadth of clinical exposure
Rotate through all subspecialties in hematology (leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, thrombosis/hemostasis) and oncology (bone/sarcoma, GU, GI, pancreatobiliary, melanoma, lung, head & neck, CNS)
Diverse patient population with large referral base and access to numerous clinical trials. Unique and underserved patient population at the Ann Arbor VA
- Research opportunities with world-class investigators and institutional support
$457 million in NIH funding (2016) with track record of fostering successful grants and awards
Opportunities in basic science, translational and clinical research
Home of the UM Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation (IHPI), the nation’s largest university-based group of health services researchers, with 600+ faculty across 15 U-M schools and colleges
Multiple biomedical core facilities including Bioinformatics, Flow Cytometry, Epigenomics, Metabolomics and Proteomics
- Well-rounded curriculum focused on clinical competence, research success and fellowship wellness
Broad clinical training in all hem/onc subspecialties with additional general hem/onc exposure at the Ann Arbor VA
Research mentorship starting from 1st year with flexible projects and regular discussions with program leadership
Evolving initiatives to promote wellness (see Wellness page) including regular sessions to build resiliency and new changes to reduce moral injury
Access to review materials at no cost to fellows, including ASH-SAP, ASCO-SEP, Oncology Board Review and Hematology Board Review
Rotations & Schedules
Rotations & Schedules
Curriculum Clinical Rotations.pdfCurriculum 1st Year Schedule.pdfCurriculum 2nd.3rd Year Schedule.pdfCurriculum Call.pdfWeekly Didactic Sessions
Weekly Didactic Sessions
We offer a wide variety of learning sessions each week. Our weekly Clinical Case Conference and Didactic Core Curriculum Conference are mandatory for all fellows. The remaining conferences are optional.
Curriculum Didactics.pdfTraining Sites
Training Sites
Your training ground consists of the University of Michigan Medical Center — comprising an adult hospital, a children’s and women’s hospital, a cardiovascular center, a cancer center and multiple outpatient surgery centers; and the VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, serving nearly 27,000 inpatients per year. All of these facilities — in addition to U-M’s Medical School and its Taubman Health Sciences Library — are located within a 1-mile radius, making traveling between buildings easy and convenient.
As a quaternary care center for the region, Michigan’s health care system offers a rare breadth of training experience with advanced specialty procedures and complex and interesting cases, as well as a high volume of “bread and butter” cases.
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