Connective Tissue Diseases Fellowship

The Department of Dermatology at Massachusetts General Hospital, a flagship teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, offers a 1-year Fellowship in Connective Tissue Diseases. The fellowship is 1 year and is directed at the career development of academic dermatologists in the area of connective tissue diseases. Fellows will work under the mentorship of Flavia Fedeles, MD, Director of the Connective Tissue Diseases Clinic and Janice Tiao, MD; this fellowship is a combined effort between the Departments of Dermatology and Rheumatology.

The fellow will have 70% protected time for clinical research and education. Fellows will also have the opportunity to participate in patient management in the MGH Connective Tissue Diseases Clinic, collaborating with attendings, fellows, and residents from both dermatology and rheumatology, every week to increase their knowledge of these disease states and to help drive research questions.

In addition to mentored clinical time in the MGH Connective Tissue Clinic, fellows may also elect to gain exposure to rheumatology clinics for joint exam and ultrasound, the PFT evaluation or radiology for CT and MRI for further understanding of these areas.

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Prerequisites:

The requirements for this fellowship include a medical degree from a US or Canadian accredited medical school, completion of the USMLE or equivalent exams, and a completed residency.

How To Apply:

Please send 3 letters of recommendation, exam scores and your CV to both ffedles@mgh harvard.edu and [email protected].

Contact Information:

Connective Tissue Diseases Fellowship

Department of Dermatology
55 Fruit Street
Bartlett Hall 6R, Dermatology Administration
Boston, MA 02114
Email: [email protected];[email protected]