The purpose of the Department of Surgery’s research training program is to foster academic research in surgical oncology. This goal is accomplished by having carefully selected mentees work in a stimulating environment with a committed faculty that has broad expertise in cancer research. The mentees are young surgical trainees (who are either doing or have completed residency), most of whom are interested in careers in surgical oncology. The program provides the fundamentals of research through weekly research conferences, opportunities for collaboration with medical and surgical faculty, and training in grant writing to enable graduates the opportunity to participate in or lead translational or laboratory-based research during their careers.
Questions about the fellowship can be directed to [email protected].
Length of Program
1-2 years for clinical research; 2-3 years for laboratory research
Eligibility
Candidates must be graduates of, or currently enrolled in, a medical school or PhD program.
Number of Positions
No set limit
How to Apply
Access the online application.
In addition to completing the application, you will be asked to supply:
- Current CV
- Completed self-identification form (optional)