Fellowship Programs

The University of Colorado ACGME accredited Hematology/Oncology Fellowship fosters a multidisciplinary approach to cancer and blood-disease care through a comprehensive education and training in clinical practice and translational and basic science.

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Program Director: Jennifer Diamond, MD

ACGME Accredited: No

Training Duration: Two (2) Years

Program Size: One trainee maximum per training duration. Applicants are considered on a rolling basis with off-cycle start dates as needed.

About: The Developmental Therapeutics fellowship aims to educate trainees to reduce the cancer burden through integration of the processes of discover, development, and deliver of new anticancer agents.

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Program Director: Erin Schenk, MD, PhD

ACGME Accredited: No

Training Duration: Two (2) Years

Program Size: One trainee maximum per training duration. Applicants are considered on a rolling basis with off-cycle start dates as needed.

About: The Thoracic Oncology fellowship aims to train oncology fellows in state-of-the-art high quality care for patients with thoracic malignancies and in the conduct of clinical and translational research related to such patients.

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The goal of this year long Psychosocial Oncology Postdoctoral Fellowship is to prepare trainees for patience and board certification in clinical health psychology, with focused preparation for faculty positions in academic medical centers.

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Visiting rotations will not be offered by our program in the 2026-2027 academic year.

Resident Rotations

Residents inquiring about visiting rotations with our program should email the program coordinator with questions.

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Medical Student Rotations

Medical students seeking clinical rotations with the University of Colorado School of Medicine should visit the 'Extern Visiting Student' page for course listings and additional information.

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International Residents or Medical Students

International residents or medical students seeking observership opportunities should visit the University of Colorado Department of Medicine 'Student Rotations and Observations' page to learn more about the process and access and the required application form that must be completed to be considered. The application process on this site is the only way to obtain an observership. Faculty sponsorship requests made directly by email will not be accommodated.

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Undergraduate Student Rotations

Undergraduate students interested in clinical shadowing opportunities can apply through the University of Colorado (UCH) volunteer office. Our program does not coordinate observership opportunities, undergraduate students interested in observer opportunities can also find additional information through the UCH volunteer office.

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