The outpatient experience includes multidisciplinary rotations in pain and palliative care, gynecologic malignancy, and neuro-oncology. Fellows may select options leading to either single or dual board eligibility with either 12 or 18 months, respectively, of direct patient care activity, and an equivalent duration of research training in laboratory, clinical translational, or public health research.
Fellowship training is for three 3 years: 18 months clinical and 18 months research. Fellows gain valuable presentation skills as featured speakers in Solid Tumor Oncology and Hematology Case Conferences, as well as skill in critical review of the medical literature and development of a rational treatment plan. Fellows work closely with the Program Leadership to identify a research mentor and project by the end of the first year of fellowship. Up to six awards will be given annually.
Trainee Associate Member Symposium. Career Networking Events. Members will be invited to attend career networking events. These events will include panel discussions on career paths by scientists in the tristate area, along with leaders in industry, business, science communication, education, science philanthropy, and policy. Following the panel discussions, trainees will be invited to mingle with the panelists.
Lunches with Distinguished Speakers. Training Opportunities. Trainees will have increased access to seminars and short courses for grant and manuscript preparation, cancer biology education and for career development. The Program offers courses and research training for 1 pre-doctoral PhD trainees and 2 post-doctoral MA and PhD trainees, as well as for 3 post-doctoral non-degree trainees with previous informatics doctoral training.
Each year, at least one resident in neurology, neurosurgery, or other resident interested in neuroscience, who is considered to have exceptional promise to become an independent neuroscience researcher, is selected. The focus is on a practical, mentor-directed research experience, with limited classroom time, and residents who participate in this program will be optimally situated to compete for mentored career awards K awards at the completion of the two-year training experience bridging residency and fellowship.
Postdoctoral Training Programs. Molecular Oncology Training Program The Molecular Oncology Training Program at Columbia University provides training in research techniques that will form the foundation for careers in cancer medicine.
Hormones: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology The Hormones: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program provides support and training to highly motivated predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers in the field of endocrinology and related subjects dealing with all aspects of hormone biology at the physiological, cellular and molecular levels.
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