Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship

The Harvard Medical School Molecular Genetic Pathology Training Program represents a collaboration of the major Harvard teaching hospitals. The overall goals of this one-year accredited training program are as follows:

• Provide extensive training in molecular diagnostics and molecular genetics, including inherited genetic disorders, disorders of human development, infectious disease, neoplasia, and identity testing
• Provide training in the performance and interpretation of molecular, cytogenetic and biochemical laboratory tests
• To gain real world experience with innovative and cutting edge technologies in molecular pathology
• Provide training as a medical consultant in Molecular Genetic Pathology to assist clinicians in the diagnosis and care of patients
• Provide training and direct exposure to laboratory management, quality assurance, troubleshooting of molecular tests, assay development and evaluation, and instrument evaluation

Provide training and direct exposure to clinical genetic practice through active participation in genetics clinics with the aim of better understanding the clinical implications of genetic testing

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Prerequisites:

• Applicants must be board-eligible or board-certified in Pathology or Medical Genetics
• Applicants must be eligible for a Massachusetts medical license

How To Apply:

Address inquiries to:

Nathalie Serber
Program Coordinator
HMS Molecular Genetic Pathology Fellowship Program

Brigham and Women's Hospital
70 Francis Street, Shapiro 5016
Boston, MA 02115

Phone: 857-307-1562
Fax: 857-307-1522

Email: [email protected]