University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Complex General Surgical Oncology Fellowship

University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Complex General Surgical Oncology Fellowship

Two-year, SSO- and ACGME-approved CGSO fellowship at UPMC with five fellows starting each August. Training spans liver, pancreas, colorectal, breast, endocrine, sarcoma, mixed tumor (GI/melanoma/regional perfusion), plus rotations in medical and radiation oncology and surgical pathology across UPMC Presbyterian, Shadyside, Magee-Womens, and Passavant. Strong didactics (weekly Fellow Education Conferences, tumor boards) and abundant research opportunities within an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center, including immunology, angiogenesis, molecular oncology, clinical trials, outcomes, and translational research. Structured mentorship begins in year one; options include graduate coursework (Certificate in Clinical Research) for one fellow and focused experiences in robotics/minimally invasive techniques, liver perfusion, and intraperitoneal chemotherapy.

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Completion of an approved general surgery residency.

  • American Board of Surgery board-eligible or board-certified.

  • Prior research experience desirable but not required.

Funding Details:

  • Salaried fellowship (specific stipend/benefits not stated in the posting).

  • Extensive research infrastructure and funding environment (>$20M NIH support cited for associated programs), protected research time, and participation in clinical trials.

Deadline:

  • Not specified in the posting; inquire directly for current timelines.

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