Fellows also rotate through the family risk assessment and genetic counseling program. The other clinical year occurs at Temple University Hospital. At this location, fellows will have exposure to all aspects of hematology, both benign and malignant. Temple University is a recognized leader in the field of coagulation research. A general oncology experience is also provided.
Fellows also rotate through the bone marrow transplant service.
This unit performs both marrow, peripheral blood stem cell, auto- and allogeneic transplants as well as matched unrelated donor and mismatched allogeneic transplants. Exposure to new technology such as non-myeloablative allogeneic transplants is also provided. There are four full time faculty members dedicated to the transplant program. The third year of the fellowship training is dedicated to research. This research could take the form of basic science bench research or as intensive training in the conduct of clinical research.