Fellowship & Research Training Programs
The Department of Medicine provides excellent broad-based training in a scholarly environment for future academic leaders. Our goal is to draw from people with a variety of backgrounds and life experiences to reach a new level of innovation in teaching, research, and patient care.
Fellowship Programs
ADVANCED ERCP/EUS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Degree or Accreditation conferred upon completion: Advanced Endoscopy Fellow, University of Minnesota (University of Minnesota GME-approved program)
BLOOD & MARROW TRANSPLANT & CELLULAR THERAPIES FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota BMT&CT Fellowship Program is a one-year, non-accredited training program. Fellows are provided with a comprehensive curriculum that will train them to perform research, care for patients, and become a leader within the BMT&CT community.
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The program's core goal is to produce the next generation of physician-scientists and innovators. We are committed to providing our fellows with the best clinical and research training in cardiology. Our training program provides a creative clinical environment for the fellow to develop skills and experience in the comprehensive care of heart patients.
CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE FELLOWSHIP
The Critical Care Medicine program provides a pathway for graduates from 2-3 year internal medicine subspecialty fellowships to continue their training in an ACGME accredited ONE-year critical care fellowship program. Trainees will be board-eligible in Critical Care Medicine upon successful completion of the program.
DIABETES, ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism Fellowship at the University of Minnesota is a two-year program designed to provide the advanced training and experience necessary for an endocrinology consultant. Since 1984 the fellowship program has trained over 70 fellows, who have gone on to careers as academic endocrinologists, clinical endocrinologists and basic and clinical researchers.
GASTROENTEROLOGY FELLOWSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
GI fellows receive a minimum of 18 months of clinical training and six months of research training during the three year program. For most GI fellows, the program consists of two clinical years (first and third) and one research year (second year).
GLOMERULAR DISEASES & VASCULITIS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
This unique one- or two-year fellowship prepares graduates with specialized training and medical knowledge for better targeted, more effective, and safer treatment of patients with glomerular diseases or vasculitis.
HEMATOLOGY, ONCOLOGY AND TRANSPLANTATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Fellowship Training Program Hematology, Medical Oncology and Transplantation is directed by Yvonne Datta, MD, Professor of Medicine.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program will help you achieve mastery of the practice and science of Infectious Diseases and provide you comprehensive training in research skills, all in a friendly and supportive working environment.
INTERVENTIONAL PULMONOLOGY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The applicants are expected to complete a formal Pulmonary & Critical Care fellowship program before starting their IP fellowship and be ABIM board eligible or certified in Pulmonary and Critical Care.
LUNG TRANSPLANT FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
This fellowship is a one-year program focused entirely on lung transplant, with emphasis on both clinical training and research. It is a non-ACGME accredited training program for lung transplan
This two-year, ACGME-accredited fellowship prepares graduates to care for patients with kidney disease or hypertension, to care for and manage transplant patients and donors, and to research causes and treatment of kidney disease.
PULMONARY AND CRITICAL CARE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota offers a combined three year Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine fellowship. All fellows receive 18-21 months of clinical training and the balance in research months.
RHEUMATOLOGY FELLOWSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota (UMN) Rheumatology Fellowship Training Program is a 2-year clinical training program. For individuals whose goal is to become an academic rheumatologist, opportunities for additional years of research training exist in disciplines such as public health and health administration, and basic science/immunology.
TRANSPLANT HEPATOLOGY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Transplant Hepatology Fellowship Program is a one-year, ACGME-accredited training program which provides advanced education in all aspects of hepatology. The curriculum has been carefully designed to provide a balance of transplant and non-transplant clinical hepatology and research experience in preparation for a career in academic hepatology.
TRANSPLANT INFECTIOUS DISEASES FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Transplant Infectious Disease Fellowship Program is a one-year, non-accredited training program. Fellows will take advantage of the University’s academic leadership in transplantation and its division’s depth of research opportunities and clinical care to achieve mastery of the practice and science of Transplant Infectious Disease.
T32 Research Training Programs
CARDIOVASCULAR T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
The cardiovascular program at the University of Minnesota (UMN) has a rich history of innovative discoveries that have transformed the treatment of cardiovascular disease. These discoveries include the world's first open heart surgical procedure, the use of the world's first transistorized pacemaker, and advances in cardiac transplantation and cellular therapy. These paradigm-shifting discoveries provided a fertile educational environment and resulted in the training of hundreds of academic leaders who have further impacted the field of cardiovascular medicine.
DIABETES T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
In existence since 1977, the post-doctoral training program in diabetes, endocrinology, and metabolism at the University of Minnesota has prepared MDs and PhDs for successful research careers in academic medicine. This preparation has centered upon the critical interaction between the trainee and the research mentor.
HEMATOLOGY T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
Our Program is in its 43rd year of funding from the National Institutes of Health. We focus on providing an intensive postdoctoral research training experience intended to lead to an academic career that involves hematology-related research.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES T32 TRAINING PROGRAM
As an Infectious Diseases fellow in our program, you will have access to leading research labs and investigators covering a diverse range of research topics, and support including a multidisciplinary, NIH-supported T32 Training Program which draws upon a large number of University of Minnesota faculty members and colleagues at the Minnesota Department of Health.
LUNG BIOLOGY T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
The three major aims of the PACCS NHLBI T32 Training Program are to provide three years of rigorous scientific training for physician- scientists, enabling them to serve as independent investigators examining scientific questions directly related to human lung disease.
Programs by Division
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The program's core goal is to produce the next generation of physician-scientists and innovators. We are committed to providing our fellows with the best clinical and research training in cardiology. Our training program provides a creative clinical environment for the fellow to develop skills and experience in the comprehensive care of heart patients.
CARDIOVASCULAR T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
The cardiovascular program at the University of Minnesota (UMN) has a rich history of innovative discoveries that have transformed the treatment of cardiovascular disease. These discoveries include the world's first open heart surgical procedure, the use of the world's first transistorized pacemaker, and advances in cardiac transplantation and cellular therapy. These paradigm-shifting discoveries provided a fertile educational environment and resulted in the training of hundreds of academic leaders who have further impacted the field of cardiovascular medicine.
DIABETES, ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM
DIABETES, ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism Fellowship at the University of Minnesota is a two-year program designed to provide the advanced training and experience necessary for an endocrinology consultant. Since 1984 the fellowship program has trained over 70 fellows, who have gone on to careers as academic endocrinologists, clinical endocrinologists and basic and clinical researchers.
DIABETES T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
In existence since 1977, the post-doctoral training program in diabetes, endocrinology, and metabolism at the University of Minnesota has prepared MDs and PhDs for successful research careers in academic medicine. This preparation has centered upon the critical interaction between the trainee and the research mentor.
GASTROENTEROLOGY, HEPATOLOGY AND NUTRITION
GASTROENTEROLOGY FELLOWSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
GI fellows receive a minimum of 18 months of clinical training and six months of research training during the three year program. For most GI fellows, the program consists of two clinical years (first and third) and one research year (second year).
ADVANCED ERCP/EUS FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Degree or Accreditation conferred upon completion: Advanced Endoscopy Fellow, University of Minnesota (University of Minnesota GME-approved program)
TRANSPLANT HEPATOLOGY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Transplant Hepatology Fellowship Program is a one-year, ACGME-accredited training program which provides advanced education in all aspects of hepatology. The curriculum has been carefully designed to provide a balance of transplant and non-transplant clinical hepatology and research experience in preparation for a career in academic hepatology.
GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE
GENERAL INTERNAL MEDICINE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota Division of General Internal Medicine and the Minneapolis VA Center for Care Delivery and Outcomes Research (CCDOR) offer a Research Fellowship designed to prepare board eligible internal medicine physicians for successful careers in academic medicine.
HEMATOLOGY, ONCOLOGY AND TRANSPLANTATION
HEMATOLOGY, ONCOLOGY AND TRANSPLANTATION FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Fellowship Training Program Hematology, Medical Oncology and Transplantation is directed by Yvonne Datta, MD, Professor of Medicine.
HEMATOLOGY T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
Our Program is in its 43rd year of funding from the National Institutes of Health. We focus on providing an intensive postdoctoral research training experience intended to lead to an academic career that involves hematology-related research.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE
INFECTIOUS DISEASES FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota Infectious Diseases Fellowship Program will help you achieve mastery of the practice and science of Infectious Diseases and provide you comprehensive training in research skills, all in a friendly and supportive working environment.
INFECTIOUS DISEASES T32 TRAINING PROGRAM
As an Infectious Diseases fellow in our program, you will have access to leading research labs and investigators covering a diverse range of research topics, and support including a multidisciplinary, NIH-supported T32 Training Program which draws upon a large number of University of Minnesota faculty members and colleagues at the Minnesota Department of Health.
TRANSPLANT INFECTIOUS DISEASES FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Transplant Infectious Disease Fellowship Program is a one-year, non-accredited training program. Fellows will take advantage of the University’s academic leadership in transplantation and its division’s depth of research opportunities and clinical care to achieve mastery of the practice and science of Transplant Infectious Disease.
NEPHROLOGY AND HYPERTENSION
This two-year, ACGME-accredited fellowship prepares graduates to care for patients with kidney disease or hypertension, to care for and manage transplant patients and donors, and to research causes and treatment of kidney disease.
PULMONARY, ALLERGY, CRITICAL CARE AND SLEEP MEDICINE
PULMONARY AND CRITICAL CARE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota offers a combined three year Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine fellowship. All fellows receive 18-21 months of clinical training and the balance in research months.
INTERVENTIONAL PULMONOLOGY FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The applicants are expected to complete a formal Pulmonary & Critical Care fellowship program before starting their IP fellowship and be ABIM board eligible or certified in Pulmonary and Critical Care.
LUNG BIOLOGY T32 RESEARCH TRAINING PROGRAM
The three major aims of the PACCS NHLBI T32 Training Program are to provide three years of rigorous scientific training for physician- scientists, enabling them to serve as independent investigators examining scientific questions directly related to human lung disease.
RHEUMATIC AND AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES
RHEUMATOLOGY FELLOWSHIP TRAINING PROGRAM
The University of Minnesota (UMN) Rheumatology Fellowship Training Program is a 2-year clinical training program. For individuals whose goal is to become an academic rheumatologist, opportunities for additional years of research training exist in disciplines such as public health and health administration, and basic science/immunology.
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