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Master high-risk pregnancy care with Tufts Medical Center MFM fellowship in Boston

The Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship at Tufts Medical Center provides an immersive, hands-on training experience designed to prepare fellows for leadership in high-risk obstetrics. Our graduates can handle difficult cases of the mother, fetus​ and obstetrics. They can also lead care teams and work in academic or leadership roles.

Tufts Medical Center is a Level I Trauma Center in the heart of downtown Boston. Fellows treat complex patients from Boston as well as patients transferred from surrounding hospitals in the community and tri-state area. The high-acuity and diverse patient population ensures that fellows gain rich clinical experience and exposure to a wide range of obstetric challenges.

Fellows benefit from personalized mentorships from renowned faculty, financial and statistical support for research​ and a program structure that balances clinical exposure, education​ and scholarly development. Our departmental culture emphasizes bringing fellows into the department as junior faculty from the first year. They'll develop their independence in the continuity clinic, labor and delivery​ and the Perinatal Diagnostic Center with support from senior attendings.

Key highlights of the fellowship:

  • 100% board pass rate
  • Immersive, hands-on exposure to high-risk obstetrics and prenatal diagnostics
  • Diverse, high-acuity patient population reflecting real-world challenges
  • Structured mentorship and career development tailored to each fellow
  • Financial and statistical support for research and scholarly projects
  • Graduates leave confident, independent​ and career-ready, prepared for academic, clinical​ or leadership roles
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Exceptional maternal fetal medicine fellowship training at Tufts Medical Center

The Maternal Fetal Medicine Fellowship at Tufts Medical Center is designed to train the next generation of leaders in high-risk obstetrics. Fellows graduate as highly skilled perinatologists who provide evidence-based care, confidently teach learners, advocate for equitable outcomes​ and innovate through research and quality improvement.

Our fellowship prepares graduates who are:

  • Exceptional clinicians capable of independently managing maternal, fetal​ and obstetric complications in both inpatient and outpatient settings
  • Confident educators who guide current and future learners
  • Advocates for equitable care in diverse communities
  • Innovators advancing maternal-fetal medicine through research and quality improvement

Program goals

Our fellowship is designed to equip you with the skills, knowledge​ and confidence to excel in maternal fetal medicine. Fellows will:

  • Deliver full-scope high-risk obstetric training, preparing fellows to manage complex maternal, fetal​ and obstetric cases independently.
  • Build expertise in prenatal ultrasound, including image acquisition, interpretation​ and counseling on anomalies and genetic syndromes.
  • Ensure proficiency in prenatal diagnostic procedures and interventions.
  • Support fellows in developing a clinical or research niche, with robust mentorship and opportunities for scholarly productivity.

Why our MFM fellowship is unique

Tufts Medical Center offers a fellowship experience that balances high-volume clinical training, hands-on procedural experience​ and strong academic and research support:

  • 500+ maternal transfers per year: Our high-volume labor floor gives us unmatched experience in critical care and complex obstetric management.
  • Comprehensive procedural training: Fellows gain hands-on expertise in ultrasound, amniocentesis, CVS​ and fetal blood sampling. Additional fetal intervention opportunities are available through our collaboration with Boston Children’s Hospital Fetal Care and Surgery Center.
  • Research and scholarly support: Financial and statistical resources are provided for basic, clinical​ and translational research, including support from the Clinical and Translational Science Institute at Tufts Medical Center.
  • Autonomy with mentorship: Fellows are treated as junior faculty from day one, managing continuity clinic, labor and delivery, and the Perinatal Diagnostic Center, all in a supportive learning environment.
  • Career-ready outcomes: Graduates leave fully prepared to lead clinical programs, run ultrasound units, pursue academic positions​ and shape the future of maternal-fetal medicine.
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