Fellowship in Academic General Pediatrics
The Academic General Pediatrics Fellowship Program at Stanford University aims to prepare physician scholars with innovative methods for improving child health by securing an understanding of rigorous research methodology and building leadership skills as advocates for child well-being.
We seek applicants with interests in technology- and solution-oriented research that will improve child health through interventions at the level of the delivery system, the community and/or the family unit. The two-year fellowship provides structured training in research methodology which includes study design, epidemiology, biostatistics, programming, behavioral research and solution-oriented design. The training is complemented by opportunities to build other skills necessary for academic success.
New fellows will have an opportunity to pursue a master's degree in one of the following:
For more information, please contact Program Coordinator Celine Dang.
How to Apply
The Academic General Pediatrics Fellowship Program at Stanford University participates in the Pediatric Fall Specialties National Residency Match Program (NRMP).
We are no longer accepting applications for the 2021-2022 academic year.
If you are interested in applying for our program, you must complete the following:
- Review the match dates by selecting "Pediatric Specialties Match" from the drop-down.
- Register for the Pediatric Fall Specialties NRMP Match.
- Complete all required items listed below.
- Send the completed application form and all required items to the program coordinator.
Required Items
- Completed Application
- Three Letters of Recommendation, including one from your Residency Program Director
- Curriculum Vitae
- Personal Statement
- Eligible for a Physician’s and Surgeon’s California medical license
Please send the completed application form and all materials as email attachments to Program Coordinator Celine Dang. Original letters of reference with signatures are required and must be received directly from the referee, not from the applicant.
For more information, please contact Program Coordinator Celine Dang.