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Fellowships in Medical Subspecialties
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Chicago Medical School sponsors fellowships in most of the medical subspecialties. The internal medicine residents interact with the subspecialty fellows in the care of mutual patients on a daily basis. These interactions constitute an important source of instruction for the residents and help the residents focus on their own options for future training in medicine. CMS fellowship include:
- Cardiovascular Disease
- Endocrinology, Diabetes, and Metabolism
- Hematology and Medical Oncology
- Infectious Disease
- Interventional Cardiology
- Pulmonary Disease
Benefits
Although residents and fellows are paid by the university, the salaries and benefits are essentially the same for all trainees within a given postgraduate year of training.
Funding for Educational Activities
Educational Funding/award is available during the training of Residents and Fellows, if their paper or poster is accepted by a national society/conference. The program Director has to approve/attest the request with necessary justification. The reimbursement documents have to be submitted along with the award request. Inform GME Office of the acceptance of the poster and intent to travel for the paper/poster presentation 45 days before the presentation. Comply with the .