The PHM Fellows Core Lecture Series occurs in 7 half-day blocks and covers a variety of clinical and professional topics relevant to the specialty of Pediatric Hospital Medicine. 

PHM fellows from Bay Area institutions (Stanford, UCSF, Kaiser Oakland) come together 3 half-days a year to participate in interactive sessions on PHM core competencies and network with fellows and faculty. 

All fellows participate in the Department of Pediatrics Fellows' College which covers core topics in teaching, quality improvement, business of medicine, ethics, professionalism and career development.  

All 1^st year fellows participate in the Department of Pediatrics Grant Writing Club, which is designed to teach fundamentals of grant writing, culminating in MCHRI grant submission in Feburary.

The Fellows' Scholarship Club is a research seminar for all pediatric fellows, which covers topics such as: identifying research mentors, study design, statistics, survey development, and statistical software.

Faculty and fellows meet weekly to discuss current cases at LPCHS. Fellows present interesting cases when they are on service. 

Interesting cases from LPCHS and regional sites are presented at PHM division meetings. Each fellow presents at least one case per year.

Journal Club occurs monthly and is led by faculty and fellows to keep abreast of the current literature. Each fellow presents an article once a year.

Research in Children's Health (RICH) meetings occur twice a month and include works-in-progress presentations and additional research training. Fellows present their own projects at least 2 times per year. 

PHM fellows lead division members twice a year through discussion and analysis of a challenging case.

Held every Friday from September to June, Pediatric Grand Rounds is a great way to learn cutting edge pediatric clinical research, basic science research, child advocacy, quality improvement, medical education and global health.