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Neuro-Oncology Fellowship
Combined United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS) Clinical and Research Fellowship
Combined Program of the National Institutes of Health Neuro-Oncology Branch and The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
Applications Are Being Accepted for Year 2022
The JHU/NCI combined UCNS clinical and research fellowship is participating in the SF Match. Learn more
Please submit the following to Ms. Griffin and Dr. Holdhoff:
- Statement of Intent (1-2 pages)
- Current CV
- 3 letters of recommendation
- Letter of good standing from current program (confirms dates of enrollment, current status and expected graduation date)
- Certificates of completion from all graduate education programs (provided in English)
- Unofficial medical school transcript (provided in English)
- Unofficial USMLE transcript
- ECFMG certificate (if applicable)
We also ask that you complete the Johns Hopkins Registration Form.
Application deadline is February 28. Interviews for invited applicants will be held March-May 2021.
Contact Matthias Holdhoff and Brittni Griffin for more information
Research Fellowship Training in Neuro-Oncology
Combined Program of the National Institutes of Health Neuro-Oncology Branch and The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Stuart A. Grossman, MD and Mark Gilbert, MD – Co-Directors
Applications Are Being Accepted for Year 2022
The overall goal of this training program, entitled "Research Training in Neuro- Oncology," is to prepare neurosurgeons, radiation therapists, medical and pediatric oncologists, and neurologists for academic careers in neuro-oncology. Applicants with M.D. degrees who have completed at least two years of postdoctoral training toward board certification in their chosen subspecialty and are committed to a full-time career in neuro-oncology are eligible for this research fellowship. A total of 1-2 new trainees will be selected each year.
The Johns Hopkins University and The National Institutes of Health are affirmative action/equal opportunity employers and actively encourage interest from minorities and women.
For more information; contact Stuart Grossman, M.D., Mark Gilbert, M.D., Matthias Holdhoff, M.D., Ph.D., Lilian Yang or Brittni Griffin or by phone 410-955-8837.
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- Application for the Neuro-Oncology Research Training Program