1-year accredited hematopathology fellowship with clinical lab experience

The ACGME-accredited hematopathology fellowship at Tufts Medical Center offers broad, in-depth training across clinical hematology, flow cytometry, cytogenetics, immunopathology, coagulation and laboratory medicine.

This one-year fellowship prepares fellows to work independently as primary diagnosticians and consultants in all areas of hematopathology and clinical laboratory hematology. Fellows develop skills to practice in academic centers, community hospitals, commercial labs or pursue further subspecialty training.

Tufts Medical Center provides a rich variety of cases supported by a state-of-the-art hematology laboratory that performs about one million tests annually. Fellows gain hands-on experience with up to 800 bone marrow cases and around 300 additional consultation cases each year.

• Graduated responsibility for case sign-out and active involvement in conferences, tumor boards and resident education
• Personalized training plans tailored to meet individual educational goals
• Opportunities to participate in clinical and translational research alongside other clinical teams

Preparation and support for the American Board of Pathology Hematopathology subspecialty exam is part of the fellowship.

The Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAG) Fellowship Program at Tufts Medical Center in Boston is designed to provide additional multidisciplinary experience and training in the medical and surgical subspecialty of PAG. This is a non-accredited fellowship, two-year fellowship.

High-risk, high-impact: Become a leader in MFM at Tufts Medical Center

At Tufts Medical Center, we believe Maternal Fetal Medicine specialists should be more than excellent clinicians. They should also be educators, advocates​ and innovators who shape the future of maternal and fetal health. Our fellowship provides a thorough, well-rounded education that combines practical training with research, teaching​ and leadership opportunities.

Our Maternal-Fetal Medicine Fellowship is designed to train the next generation of leaders in high-risk obstetrics. We teach fellows how to give great, evidence-based care. They also become confident teachers, advocates for health equity​ and leaders in research and quality improvement.

Why choose Tufts Medical Center for MFM training:

• High-volume, high-acuity experience: Care for a diverse patient population, including more than 500 maternal transfers each year, with extensive exposure to obstetric complications and critical care.
• Advanced ultrasound and procedures: Learn how to obtain, interpret​ and counsel about ultrasound findings. You'll also learn about amniocentesis, CVS​ and fetal blood sampling. Additional opportunities in fetal interventions are available through a collaboration with Boston Children’s Hospital.
• Research and scholarship: Receive financial and statistical support for basic, clinical​ or translational research with mentorship to develop your own clinical or academic niche.
• Self-determination with support: Start as a junior faculty member early. You'll be independent in the continuity clinic, Labor & Delivery​ and the Perinatal Diagnostic Center, all in a supportive learning environment.
• Career-ready training: Graduates leave prepared to run ultrasound units, lead clinical teams​ and excel in academic or leadership positions.

Overview

Tufts Medical Center, the principal teaching hospital of Tufts University School of Medicine, offers exceptional Residency and Fellowship programs. The Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics is dedicated to providing such programs so that we can help you to become an expert in Women's Health.

Members of the Division direct nutrition courses provided to medical and physician assistant studies at Tufts University School of Medicine.

Division members are also active in teaching and supervision of graduate student research at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy. The Frances Stern Nutrition Center offers a combined dietetic internship and master’s degree in nutrition with the Friedman School of Nutrition.

Vascular neurology fellowship in Boston at Tufts Medical Center for stroke + cerebrovascular training

The Vascular Neurology Fellowship at Tufts Medical Center is a one-year ACGME-accredited program designed to prepare neurologists for advanced practice in stroke and cerebrovascular care. Fellows gain hands-on experience managing acute and long-term vascular conditions while building expertise through clinical care, research, education and quality improvement. With over 300 stroke admissions annually, a busy consult service and a strong outpatient program, fellows train in a high-volume academic environment.

Fellows rotate through stroke codes, neurocritical care consultations, inpatient and outpatient vascular neurology, teleneurology and vascular imaging. They also participate in scholarly projects, including clinical research, quality improvement and teaching initiatives. Faculty provide mentorship and guidance to help fellows grow as skilled clinicians and future leaders in vascular neurology.

Program highlights include:

• One fellowship slot per year (12-month program through NRMP match)
• Clinical experience in acute stroke, neurocritical care, outpatient vascular neurology and teleneurology
• Participation in research, quality improvement and teaching projects
• Supervised night call from home for 3–6 months
• Competitive salary with vacation, conference support and structured supervision
• Multidisciplinary faculty across neurology, neurocritical care, neuroradiology, vascular surgery and rehabilitation