Hematology and Medical Oncology Fellowship

ChristianaCare’s Hematology and Oncology Fellowship is a fully ACGME accredited three-year program designed to provide trainees the skills they need to become highly successful hematologists and oncologists. The program will expose trainees to the wide scope of hematologic and oncologic diseases through hands on experience and mentorship. Fellows can expect a supportive and collaborative environment driven by a fully committed faculty. Fellows will be mentored by attendings who are experts and innovators in their respective fields of medical oncology as well as hematology, both benign and malignant.

The Helen F. Graham Cancer Center and Research Institute is an NCI designated community cancer center that serves the majority of cancer patients in the state of Delaware. The Cancer Center is a 200k square-foot facility that manages over 200k patient visits per year as well as >4k new cancer cases per year which equates to 70% of new cancer diagnoses in the state. The Cancer Center follows a multidisciplinary model with medical oncology, hematology, several surgical subspecialties, radiation oncology, genetics, nutrition, social work, psychology, pharmacy, advanced imaging, and clinical trial support all within the modern and innovative facility.

Through the Center for Translational Cancer Research fellows will have the opportunity to work with attendings and PhDs on various research projects. The Cancer Center also offers a robust widely recognized clinical trial program with a clinical trial rate 7x the national average. ChristianaCare is the largest teaching affiliate of Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University so there will be extensive opportunities to teach residents and medical students in a variety of settings. Through the breadth of clinical and research exposure at ChristianaCare fellows will have the opportunity to become leaders and innovators in hematology and oncology.