Centers of expertise (COEs) in Global and Community Health, Medical Education, Health Policy and Management, and Quality and Patient Safety sponsored by the GME office enable trainees with these interests to network with like-minded trainees and faculty. Small grant awards to enable pilot projects are also available through the COEs. 

Salary scale and benefits for the current fiscal year can be found here. Acknowledging that Boston is a high cost-of-living city, salaries are competitive and additional benefits including a lease guaranty program and subsidized transit pass help defray costs. Applicants are also encouraged to apply for the new federally-funded pediatric subspecialty loan repayment program for which MGH is an approved site. 

Training programs at MGBfC include a Pediatrics Residency Program, a Medicine/Pediatrics Residency Program, and 4 pediatric fellowships: Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Pulmonology, and Critical Care.  Additional pediatric trainees care for our patients through residencies in child and adolescent pyschiatry and child neurology, the Harvard combined neonatalogy fellowship, the Harvard genetics training program, and fellowships in pediatric radiology, pediatric anesthesia, pediatric orthopedics, and pediatric epilepsy.

We at MGBfC pride ourselves on our collegiality, close-knit community, and tailored, individualized care for our patients. We join with the residency program and other fellowship programs for wellness activities, advocacy, and advancement of medical education. As part of the larger MGH, we are dedicated to providing a medical home for entire families, coordinating care and working with our colleagues to provide seamless and superb care starting from the neonatal period.

International trainees

As a world-class institution, MGH strives to recruit trainees from all over the globe. The Office for Global Professionals and Scholars offers assistance with visa applications and transition to living in Boston for international applicants and trainees.