Get to know our current rheumatology fellows

Our fellows come from diverse backgrounds and bring a shared passion for advancing care in rheumatology. They’re curious, driven and deeply committed to learning, teaching and making a difference in the lives of those they care for.

At Tufts Medical Center, our fellows support each other, grow together and contribute meaningfully to our clinical, research and academic missions. Get to know the talented individuals currently training in our program.

Steps to apply for the Tufts Medical Center rheumatology fellowship

We accept applications exclusively through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS).

 At Tufts Medical Center, we’re committed to building a diverse, inclusive, and equitable learning environment. Our admissions committee conducts holistic reviews of all applications, recognizing that standardized test scores and academic metrics don’t always reflect an applicant’s full potential. We value individuals who bring unique experiences, have overcome significant challenges, or come from backgrounds that are underrepresented in medicine.

Tufts Medicine Social Media Commenting Policy

*** Third parties may not communicate with Tufts Medicine through direct messaging regarding an individual's past, present or future healthcare medical condition. ***

Tufts Medicine's Department of Marketing and Communications oversees and moderates Tufts Medicine social media pages and reserves the right to remove comments and block posters who do not comply with our Social Media Commenting Policy, as outlined below.

Posts that meet the following criteria (and/or are deemed inappropriate by Marketing Communications staff) will be deleted and the poster will be banned from future commenting:

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