UT Southwestern Transplant Infectious Diseases Fellowship

UT Southwestern Medical Center (Division of Infectious Diseases and Geographic Medicine)

Internal MedicineTransplant infectious diseasesClinical fellowship
Destination
USA
Dallas, Texas, United States

Overview

Fully funded one-year transplant ID fellowship centred on the inpatient consult service at William P. Clements University Hospital, covering solid organ and bone marrow transplant, hematologic malignancy and CAR-T recipients.

The programme

Training type
Clinical fellowship
Specialty associations
Not yet verified
Learning format
Not yet verified
Duration
1 year
Start
July
Positions
Not stated on the official page
Accreditation
Not stated on the official page
Department
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Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Two years of general ID fellowship training at an accredited US programme (exceptional candidates considered)
Qualification requirement
Not yet verified
Citizenship requirement
Not yet verified
Practice location requirement
Not yet verified
Membership requirement
Not yet verified
Eligibility restrictions
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Language
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Teaching language
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Clinical language
Not yet verified
International applicants
Permanent residents or J-1 (ECFMG-sponsored) visa holders; H-1B not sponsored
Licence requirement
Not stated on the official page
Visa route
J-1 (ECFMG) only; no H-1B
Visa sponsorship
Not yet verified
Visa support
J-1 (ECFMG) only; no H-1B

How to apply

Deadline
Rolling; submit by 1 August of the year before the intended start
Application method
Email application materials to the programme director
Documents
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Contact
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Funding and costs

Tuition / fees
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Application fee
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Stipend / salary
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Scholarship
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Funding
Fully funded

Sources and verification

Evidence by field
  • Visa route: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Derived from Visa support.

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