Hematopathology Fellowship, Royal Oak

The Beaumont Health Hematopathology Fellowship Program offers a comprehensive one-year ACGME accredited fellowship program based in an 1131 bed tertiary care teaching hospital that is part of a larger 8 hospital system with busy inpatient, outpatient and outreach laboratory services.

The fellowship program offers subspecialty training in all aspects of diagnostic hematopathology including laboratory administration/ management in a high-volume hematology laboratory, coagulation consultations for bleeding and thrombotic disease, detailed interpretation of peripheral blood smears, bone marrow, lymphoid tissues and body fluids (including the appropriate use and integration of immunohistochemistry, flow cytometry, cytogenetic/FISH and molecular data). The fellow will also have opportunities to participate in medical technologist, medical student and resident teaching, clinical and teaching conferences and clinical research.

Mission

Our program's mission is to graduate competent, well-rounded fellows that become strong physician leaders and educators capable of providing compassionate, culturally competent extraordinary care to the communities they serve.

Aims

To provide our fellows with a comprehensive educational program, ample opportunities for investigative work, and exposure to diverse case material.
To develop physicians that are attuned to the physical and mental well-being of themselves and their colleagues
To develop strong physician educators who will continue to teach, motivate and mentor others throughout their career.
To graduate fellows capable of serving diverse communities with the skills necessary to achieve autonomous practice in either a private or academic setting.
To produce pathologists who understand the need to continually acquire new knowledge to maintain competency via self-reflection/assessment and lifelong learning.
To continue to be a leader in fellow education focused on extraordinary outcomes through education, innovation and compassion.