Gynecologic Oncology Fellowship

The Ohio State University College of Medicine Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology is a three-year program that includes one year of research followed by two years of clinical training.

The Ohio State University College of Medicine Fellowship in Gynecologic Oncology, established in 2008, is a three-year program that includes one year of research followed by two years of clinical training. The goal of the fellowship program, led by Floor Backes, MD, is to train gynecologic oncologists who are exemplary physicians to care for and provide consultation and comprehensive management to patients with gynecologic cancer.

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Prerequisites:

Satisfactory completion of an ACGME approved OB/GYN residency program

Ohio Medical License: The application process should be started immediately after you have been accepted as a fellow. It can take as long as six months for the Ohio Medical License process to be completed. You will also need a Federation Credentials Verification Service application (FCVS). Both of these websites are self-explanatory with the license requirements and application.

How To Apply:

• Provide three years of CREOG exam scores to [email protected], as well as any relevant outside rotation scoring
• Provide 3 letters of recommendation: 1 SLOE from your fellowship program director (if applicable) and gynecologic oncology faculty, 1 from your residency program director, 1 optional

Contact Information:

Fellowship Coordinator: Jan Testa ([email protected])