Transfusion Medicine Pathology Fellowship

The mission of our ACGME-accredited training program is to prepare physicians for the specialized practice of Blood Banking & Transfusion Medicine. Upon completion of our program, trainees will be qualified and ready to take on the responsibilities of Medical Director of a transfusion service, either hospital-based or at a regional blood center.

Transfusion medicine has evolved into the clinical practice of a multi-dimensional field that incorporates elements of blood banking, immunohematology, apheresis, cell therapy, coagulation, and hematology.

Our hospital-based transfusion service provides a full exposure to adult, obstetric, pediatric, and neonatal patients in the inpatient, outpatient, and emergency settings. Practical experience is gained through antibody identification and complex serologic evaluations, transfusion reactions, blood component inventory analysis, apheresis consultations and procedures, massive transfusion support, and reference lab cases.

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Prerequisites:

The Transfusion Medicine Fellowship accepts applicants from qualified candidates. To be eligible you must be board certified or eligible in a primary specialty (Clinical Pathology, Hematology, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics, Surgery, or Anesthesiology) for certification by the American Boards of Pathology.

How To Apply:

Required Materials:

1. Completed Standardized Fellowship Application form (CAP) with signature & photo
2. Updated Curriculum Vitae (CV)
3. Cover letter and/or personal statement
   
4. Three letters of recommendation

Please submit your application and letters via the form provided below:

Stanford Pathology Transfusion Medicine Fellowship Program — Application

Contact Information:

Rachael Buenafe-Jacinto
Residency Fellowship Program Coordinator
E: [email protected]
T: [650] 725-8383