高级培训|Boston Children's Hospital

高级培训|概述

Advanced Hepatology and Transplant Fellowship:

This fellowship for a one-year ACGME-accredited Advanced Hepatology and Transplant Fellowship at Boston Children’s Hospital is open to individuals who will have completed accredited 3-year Pediatric Gastroenterology fellowships. Training in this program is comprehensive and will include supervision in the management of ambulatory and in-patient care to children and young adults with a broad range of congenital and acquired hepatobiliary disorders. There will be opportunities to assist in the education and supervision of GI fellows. In addition, all fellows spend approximately 40% of their time participating in a mentored clinical research project. Funding is available to support attendance at regional and national meetings. Fellows will have opportunities for peer education through participation in a curriculum of lectures and conferences offered both at Children’s Hospital as well as the adjacent campuses of Harvard Medical School and its affiliate hospitals. A one-month rotation at a local adult Hepatology/Liver Transplant program is included.

每年将接受一名研究员参加该计划，并将在第四年研究员（PGY7）的水平上提供薪水支持。At the completion of this fellowship, the trainee will be eligible to sit for the American Board of Pediatrics Transplant Hepatology Board examination.

Boston Children’s Hospital is the major pediatric teaching facility for Harvard Medical School. The Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition includes more than 50 faculty members and a full panel of GI subspecialty programs. There are four certified full-time faculty members in the Hepatology and Transplant Program, which is the busiest pediatric liver transplant service in New England. For further information, please contact Benjamin Paret, Fellowship Coordinator, 617-919-2552 orBenjamin.Paret@childrens.harvard.edu.

营养高级奖学金：

Under the direction of Christopher Duggan, MD, MPH, this fellowship will combine clinical and research teaching through a combined effort of Boston Children’s, Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Public Health. Clinical training will be accomplished through a combination of clinical rotations including in- and outpatient sessions, procedural training, and regularly scheduled conferences. Fellows will also participate in a mentored clinical research project. Fellows will have opportunities for peer education through participation in a curriculum of lectures and conferences offered both at Children’s Hospital as well as the adjacent campuses of Harvard Medical School and its affiliate hospitals.

每年将接受一名研究员参加该计划，并将在第四年研究员（PGY7）的水平上提供薪水支持。该奖学金完成后，学员将有资格获得国家医师营养专家委员会http://nbpns.org/. Eligible fellows will have successfully completed an accredited general Pediatrics residency, be board eligible/certified in General Pediatrics, and be proficient in written and spoken English. Candidates who have completed a variety of ACGME-accredited pediatric fellowships will be considered, including General Pediatrics as well as the pediatric subspecialties of Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, Critical Care, Surgery, and others.

Boston Children’s Hospital is the major pediatric teaching facility for Harvard Medical School. The Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition includes more than 50 faculty members and a full panel of GI subspecialty programs. The Clinical Nutrition Service includes 7 physicians, 50 registered dieticians, two nurse practitioners, one nurse and one pharmacist. For further information and to receive the application via email, please contact Benjamin Paret, Fellowship Coordinator, 617-919-2552 orBenjamin.Paret@childrens.harvard.edu.

胃肠道运动和功能性胃肠道疾病的高级研究金：

Under the direction of Samuel Nurko, MD, MPH and Leonel Rodriguez, MD, MS, this fellowship will combine clinical and research. The goal of this fellowship is to train successful clinicians and clinical investigators to become academic leaders in the treatment and study of children and adolescents with GI Motility and Functional Disorders. This program will be 1 year and will include development of clinical expertise and clinical research projects at the conclusion of the 1-year fellowship program.

每年将接受一名研究员参加该计划，并将在第四年研究员（PGY7）的水平上提供薪水支持。The fellow will dedicate 20% of time to a research project. The fellow will meet with the research mentor(s) frequently to discuss progress, resources and support needed. A Scholarship Oversight Committee will be charged with assessing twice annually the research progress of the fellow, but can be scheduled more frequently if necessary at the discretion of the chair.

The fellow will spend at least 3 half day per week attending GI Motility clinics with an emphasis on experience with difficult diagnostic and management challenges and second opinions under the guidance of a senior faculty member. The fellow will also evaluate and follow hospitalized patients with GI Motility disorders and will perform GI Motility procedures under the supervision of a senior faculty member. The fellow will also attend the didactic program of the GI Motility Center at the Boston Children’s Hospital on Wednesday afternoons. The fellow will also be expected to teach medical students, residents, and other fellows.

Boston Children’s Hospital is the major pediatric teaching facility for Harvard Medical School. The Division of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition includes more than 50 faculty members and a full panel of GI subspecialty programs. For further information and to receive the application via email, please contact Benjamin Paret, Fellowship Coordinator, 617-919-2552 orBenjamin.Paret@childrens.harvard.edu.

Advanced Fellowship in Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

在MD的Scott Snapper，医学博士，博士和Athos Bousvaros的主任的领导下，他们将培训成功的基础和临床研究人员，以成为IBD儿童和青少年的治疗和研究的学术领导者。该研究员将把80％的时间用于研究项目。该研究员将经常与研究导师会面，但每周至少一次讨论所需的进度，资源和支持。奖学金监督委员会将被指控每年至少两次评估研究员的研究进度，但在必要时可以酌情决定在必要时更频繁地安排。

那家伙会花至少一半天/ month attending IBD clinic with an emphasis on experience with difficult diagnostic and management challenges and second opinions under the guidance of a senior faculty member. The fellow will spend time on the adult IBD service at the BWH interacting with senior IBD attendings responsible for the inpatient care of adults with IBD. The fellow will also attend the didactic program of the IBD Centers at the Boston Children’s Hospital and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital. The fellow will also be expected to teach medical students, residents, and other fellows. The fellow will be evaluated bi-annually by the co-Program Directors of the IBD Fellowship (summative and bi-annual evals). Additionally, the fellow be evaluated by each attending who supervises them in the IBD clinical setting. This will yield 5 evaluations per quarter, resulting in 20 evaluations each year.