Developmental Therapeutics Fellowship

The Developmental Therapeutics clinic accelerates the continuum of pre-clinical, translational, and clinical science thus delivering more effective preventive, diagnostic, and treatment approaches of cancer and other life-threatening diseases that share therapeutic targets with cancer. A core component of DT’s mission is the nurturing of physician colleagues who will focus their work on developmental therapeutics.

The Developmental Therapeutics Fellowship has a one year and two year option dedicated to training and mentoring future academic and research leaders administered through the McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University. DT fellows will receive mentorship in applying for and obtaining independent funding in the area of their research interest.

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Prerequisites:

DT fellowship candidates must meet the following criteria to be considered for the program.

1. US graduate: ACGME residency and US postgraduate Hematology/Oncology fellowship. Other relevant oncology fellowships would be considered.
2. FMG: Internal medicine and postgraduate medical hematology/oncology (or clinical oncology) training equivalent to US fellowship. Equivalency based on: at least 2 years of post-internship internal medicine and 2-3 years specialty training Hematology/Oncology (or clinical oncology) with attainment of US Board of Internal Medicine-equivalent examinations e.g. MRCPI, MRCPUK.

How To Apply:

You can apply to the Developmental Therapeutics Fellowship by emailing the required list of documents to our email: [email protected]:

• CV and Personal Statement
• MD Degree
• MD Training Transcript
• Two Letters of Recommendation
• Passed USMLE Steps 1, 2 & 3
• ECFMG Certificate (if applicable)