The Divisions of Hematology and of Medical Oncology offer a flexible 2-4 year training program in both hematology and oncology leading to eligibility for board certification in either subspecialty or both.

 

The training of all Fellows combines clinical responsibility with research experience. The Program has an average of eighteen fellows in different stages of training and provides clinical and laboratory training in hematology, medical oncology, bone marrow transplantation, coagulation and blood banking.

 

For more information, please review the Hematology/Oncology Brochure. 

 

Approximately seven fellowships are available each year to physicians who have completed three years of training in Internal Medicine and who are eligible for licensure in North Carolina . Duke offers stipends and benefits competitive with similar institutions.

 

For additional information, please reference the .pdf attachments below or contact:

 

Sarah Overaker, Fellowship Coordinator at (919) 684-2287 or overa003@mc.duke.edu

 

Cover Letter for 2008 Fellowship Application

 

Reference form for 2008 Applications