About the Program
The fellowship is a three-year program which combines training in research, medical education, the refinement of clinical skills, advocacy, and leadership. With the mentorship of a diverse group of faculty, the program can be tailored to the fellow’s particular area of interest. The Academic General Pediatric Fellowship provides a unique opportunity for the pediatrician who would like to become a more diversified, multifaceted physician in an academic setting. Upon completion of the program, the fellow will be well-prepared to assume leadership roles in an academic setting.
Program Highlights
- Diverse patient population and clinical venues
- Strong collaborative ties with the community
- Close University ties offering advanced degrees in: Public Health, Business Administration, Education, Technology in Teaching, Clinical Research Training
- Robust faculty development program with more than 100 hours of workshops geared toward enhancing teaching skills
- Program is accredited by the Academic Pediatric Association
- Networking events with other pediatric subspecialty fellows through the Fellow’s College
- Breadth and experience of Baylor faculty
- Access to extensive data sources for research (clinical and educational)
- Global opportunities
- Participation in community projects, such as health fairs, immunization drives, and community outreach events
Admissions and Benefits
Applicants are accepted based on their potential to become a successful general academic physician specializing in the health and well-being of children. One fellowship position is offered every year and applications are accepted according to the Match process for pediatric fellowships.
Texas Children's Hospital
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Program Director's Message
View a message from the Academics General Fellowship Director, Julieana Nichols, M.D., MPH.
