Types of Fellowships

Clinical Fellowship

The clinical fellowships cover state-of-the art knowledge and skills in a recognized clinical subspeciality in medicine. Most clinical and research fellowship programs are for one to three years.

Your benefits:

• You actively participate in advanced levels of clinical care, bedside and didactic teaching.
• You regularly communicate and work with experts in your field
• You become an integral part of the health care teams
• You are involved in clinical research programs

Research Fellowship

The goal of the research fellowships is to train physicians and basic scientists in the science, techniques, technologies, and processes utilized in biomedical research.

• You create the base for your own research activity
• You become part of an international network of scientists

Specialty Observership

An observership is an abbreviated period of time, typically 1-3 months, occupied in observing clinically related practice. Observers do not have clinical privileges and will not have responsibility for patient care.

Your benefits:

• You have access to specialty areas at the University Hospital
• You get a current understanding of the specialty area through clinical interactions
• meetings, tutorials, rounds and clinics
• You observe and study procedures and operations
• You participate in diagnostic protocols and evaluations