Education Program Directory

This is a "4+1" program designed for high-performing Northwestern undergraduate students with public health interests. Students in the APHP will have the chance complete MPH coursework and participate in public health program activities prior to completion of their undergraduate degree. Students will complete the MPH degree during their fifth year at Northwestern.

This program designed for licensed physical therapists interested in specialization in acute care practice. It includes clinical care in a variety of service lines, educational opportunities and one-on-one mentorship with a Northwestern Medicine faculty member.

The fellowship in addiction psychiatry offers the opportunity to gain specialized skills in the care of patients whose lives are complicated by the effects of substance use. Clinical rotations take place in a variety of addiction treatment settings, emphasizing integrated, evidence-based care using a biopsychosocial approach and medications targeting brain pathophysiology. Fellows function as junior attendings and receive mentorship to gain the expertise needed for independent practice, leadership roles, and eligibility for board certification in addiction psychiatry.

This fellowship offers training at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, where trainees will gain skills in primary care, inpatient and outpatient consultative care. The Adolescent Medicine Program provides care for marginalized populations, reproductive and gynecologic care, gender and sexual development, management of substance use disorders, treatment of common mental health concerns and care for youth infected with HIV. The program is customized to each trainee's interests and career goals.

Fellows train at the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, one of the top-ranked cardiology and heart programs nationally. Fellow develop a broad depth and breadth of clinical experience from complex cases and advanced procedures including those from the heart failure program as well as opportunities to develop scholarly activity.

Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a Level 1 trauma center with excellent facilities related to patient care and laboratories specializing in biomechanics, gait evaluation and human anatomy. Fellows also have access to the Northwestern Center for Advanced Surgical Education, with skill stations, simulators and dry and wet labs for use in educational conference. Beyond clinical responsibilities, fellows also have the opportunity for mentored research to conduct, present and defend clinical and basic science research.

Trainees in this program will receive individualized learning plans to accommodate specific needs and aspirations based on their chosen career trajectories. Our fellows rotate on a number of diverse critical care units and related consulting services throughout Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago, gaining the comprehensive clinical experiences they'll need to manage all aspects of critical illnesses.

This is program offers immersive clinical and research training in pulmonary vascular disease and lung transplantation. Fellows spend six months each on pulmonary vascular disease and lung transplant rotations at Northwestern Memorial Hospital gaining experience in advanced diagnostics, patient management, and multidisciplinary care. Fellows receive extensive mentorship and the expectation to complete an independent research project, preparing fellows for successful academic careers in advanced lung disease medicine.

Northwestern Memorial Hospital offers three specialized, 12-month non-accredited fellowships in adult cardiac surgery, each providing advanced training across a high-volume, top-ranked cardiovascular program. Fellows may focus on Structural Heart and Aortic Diseases, Heart Failure and Mechanical Circulatory Support, or Robotic Cardiac Surgery. Fellows gain extensive operative experience with robust clinical research opportunities encouraged throughout each fellowship track.

This second-year Advanced Diagnostic Neuroradiology Fellowship is a continuation of training from the accredited first-year fellowship. In this second-year training, fellows focus on advanced functional neuroimaging studies, have dedicated time for subspecialty focus and research, and have junior faculty attending responsibilities. Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago.

This fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital offers intensive training in advanced heart failure, mechanical circulatory support and heart transplantation, with robust exposure to clinical trials and multidisciplinary care. Fellows gain hands-on experience in transplant evaluation, VAD management and cardiogenic shock, and are supported with protected research time and mentorship.

Fellows train in advanced echocardiography with an emphasis on interventional echocardiography in the first year, and advanced imaging in the second year. The program ensures fellows participate in specialized clinics and cutting-edge research opportunities, with ample time for research activities during their two-year training. Graduates go on to have successful careers in academic, private practice, and leadership roles in cardiac imaging.

This post-professional fellowship program is designed for the licensed physical therapist seeking advanced training in orthopaedic physical therapy. The program involves a series of educational classroom experiences and 150 hours of 1:1 mentored clinical practice. A strong emphasis is placed upon clinical reasoning, evidence-based practice, practice and theory in physical therapy education and a research experience.

Our program offers advanced training in both interventional cardiology and electrophysiology through high-volume, hands-on experience at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Fellows perform over 250 cardiac catheterization procedures annually in state-of-the-art labs and receive training in advanced interventions and EP procedures. The program emphasizes participation in multidisciplinary conferences, didactics, and mentored research with support from the Center for Cardiovascular Innovation, culminating publication of an original scholarly project.

This fellowship provides expert trainingand exposure in pediatric brain and spinal cord tumors at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, offering one of the largest pediatric brain tumor centers in the nation with over 160 patients each year. The program offers a rare opportunity for trainees to experience the multidisciplinary care necessary for successful comprehensive pediatric brain tumor patient care, including exposure to neurology, neurosurgery, neuropathology, neuroradiology, neuropsychology, radiation-oncology and survivorship.

This program is designed to provide in-depth, specialized training in lung transplantation and advanced surgical techniques for treating acute and chronic lung failure at one of the leading lung transplant programs. Trainees rotate at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago which performs over 100 lung transplants annually. This comprehensive fellowship prepares surgeons for the full spectrum of lung transplant care and expertise in advanced respiratory support technologies.

Through the program's clinical experience, trainees become highly competent in diagnosing and managing patients with a broad spectrum of allergic and immunologic conditions, and educating patients, their families and healthcare professionals. Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hopsital and Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. The program encourages trainees and provides opportunities to pursue careers in academic allergy and immunology.

The three-year Anatomic Pathology Residency based primarily at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with additional rotations at Lurie Children’s Hospital. The curriculum provides longitudinal training across all major areas of anatomic pathology with structured electives and subspecialty experiences like pediatric, dermatopathology, and forensic pathology. Residents benefit from high case volume, faculty mentorship, and a strong academic environment, preparing them for board certification and diverse career paths in pathology.

This one-year fellowship at Northwestern provides advanced training in male infertility, sexual dysfunction and microsurgical techniques, with hands-on experience in procedures like micro-TESE, penile prosthesis insertion and vasectomy reversal. Fellows participate in multidisciplinary clinics, weekly conferences and research, preparing for leadership in academic andrology and men’s health.

The strength of our Anesthesiology Residency lies in abundant and diverse clinical cases, motivated teaching faculty and unique educational opportunities that provide our residents with the foundation for successful careers in the field. Residents' primary training site is at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago, with various rotations including at Prentice Women's Hospital and Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Graduates of the program have obtained fellowships of their choice and employment at major medical centers and renowned community hospitals across the country.

This program is a partnership between Northwestern University McCormick School of Engineering and Northwestern Medicine Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute. Designed for cardiology, cardiac surgery and internal medicine trainees, the program aims to mentor the next generation of clinicians in the emerging field of AI.

This program is offered by the Mesulam Center for Cognitive Neurology and Alzheimer's Disease Center and designed to train for neurologists and psychiatrists for leadership positions in the field of behavioral neurology. The fellowship provides clinical experience in outpatient and inpatient behavioral neurology through rotations at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, as well as research training, and uses didactic teaching through seminars and discussion groups.

This fellowship provides interdisciplinary training across Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital, and Versiti Illinois. Fellows rotate through adult and pediatric transfusion services, apheresis, cell therapy, and donor center operations, gaining hands-on experience with complex consults, stem cell transplantation, and patient blood management. Training includes the nationally accredited immunohematology reference laboratory of Versiti Illinois, which resolves difficult and interesting cases from across the region.

This fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital is focused primarily on advanced abdominal and pelvic MR imaging, with additional training in CT, ultrasound, and elective rotations. Fellows train at a high-volume, cutting-edge academic medical center and participating in multidisciplinary conferences and collaborative research. The curriculum includes progressive clinical responsibility, opportunities for academic involvement, and exposure to innovative imaging techniques like MR elastography, PET MR, and prostate MR fusion imaging.

This fellowship provides clinical training in the continuum of care through rotations at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab and associated outpatient and day rehabilitation facilities. The fellowship is designed to help fellows to gain skills in the diagnosis and management of patients across the spectrum of brain injury medicine, from concussion to severe disorders of consciousness and multiple levels in between.

Fellows receive training in digital breast tomosynthesis, ultrasound, MRI, and all image-guided interventional techniques. Training includes a formal didactic curriculum, journal club, weekly multidisciplinary and radiology-pathology concordance conferences, and monthly M&M conference. Dedicated weekly academic and research time is provided in addition to breast pathology and surgery electives. Clinical training occurs at the state-of-the-art Lynn Sage Breast Comprehensive Cancer Center at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

The breast pathology fellowship offers comprehensive clinical training at Northwestern Medicine, at the Lynn Sage Breast Cancer Center and Lurie Cancer Center. The fellowship integrates multidisciplinary experiences through weekly rotations in diagnostic pathology, breast imaging, oncology clinics, and molecular diagnostics, alongside participation in multidisciplinary conferences and tumor boards. Key curricular elements include hands-on diagnostic training, didactics, journal clubs, and opportunities for research under expert faculty engaged in cutting-edge breast disease studies.

Our program is designed to enhance the basic knowledge of the management of breast disease acquired by a general surgical trainee, particularly in the non-surgical disciplines. The fellowship is designed to be a multidisciplinary experience and provides exposure to medical oncology, breast imaging, pathology, genetics and radiation oncology in addition to six months on the surgical services.

Cardiology fellows spend a minimum of 24 months in clinical training, gaining expertise in the diagnosis and management of a broad spectrum of cardiovascular diseases. At least six months are dedicated to research, and the remaining six months offer fellows the flexibility of either continuing clinical rotations or research, with an additional optional fourth year of fellowship continuing focus on clinical or research-activity. Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, with optional community service at cardiology specialty clinics in the Chicago area.

This program offers training in all aspects of cardiovascular imaging, including cardiac MRI, MR angiography, cardiac CT and CT angiography. Training is based at downtown Chicago's Northwestern Memorial Hospital and focuses on all technical and clinical aspects of cardiovascular MRI and CT. Fellows also have dedicated academic time and mentored support for projects in cardiovascular MRI and CT to learn research methodology.

Complete five courses offered as part of the Master of Science in Clinical Investigation program to earn the Certificate in Clinical & Translational Science.

This two-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive training in diverse clinical settings, including outpatient clinics, inpatient units and specialized programs. Fellows gain interdisciplinary experience across psychiatry, pediatrics, psychology and social work, with opportunities for research, advocacy and exposure to complex, culturally diverse patient populations.

This fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago offers extensive clinical exposure through a high-volume inpatient consult service and expanding outpatient clinics. The structured curriculum includes didactic lectures, national case-based conferences (ECHO), elective rotations in subspecialties like forensic pathology and radiology, training in court testimony, and advocacy. A robust research component—featuring weekly mentored research meetings, independent projects, and a dedicated research track—prepares fellows for academic and leadership roles in child abuse pediatrics.

The five-year Child Neurology training program at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago integrates two years of pediatrics with three years of child neurology fellowship training, including staggered adult neurology training throughout all three neurology years. Fellows rotate through specialized inpatient services and participate in required specialty rotations with over eight months of elective time available to tailor training. The program emphasizes continuity clinic, extensive didactics, hands-on neurophysiology training, and mentored research with opportunities to pursue funded research pathways, preparing graduates for academic and clinical leadership roles in child neurology.

Fellows train in the full spectrum of arrhythmia management, from medical to procedural, in the outpatient and inpatient arenas. Fellows access state-of-the art dedicated electrophysiology laboratories, biplane fluoroscopy and three-dimensional mapping systems as part of their clinical experience. In addition to a strong clinical program, fellows are expected to participate in a wide variety of research projects, from basic/translational to clinical research.

This fellowship offers multidisciplinary training across Northwestern Medicine, Lurie Children’s Hospital, and the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Fellows rotate through core informatics areas—such as EHR design, data analytics, clinical decision support, and research informatics—while maintaining clinical practice in their primary specialty. The curriculum combines hands-on projects, formal didactics, and structured learning experiences like the Clinical Informatics Learning Roundtable, preparing graduates for diverse informatics leadership roles in healthcare, academia, and industry.

Clinical Neurophysiology fellows are predominantly trained at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, where they'll participate in a minimum of nine months of EEG training and an additional two to three months in intraoperative monitoring. The program prepares fellows for independent practice as a specialist in clinical neurophysiology (EEG/video EEG monitoring/intraoperative monitoring) and/or clinical epilepsy.

The Clinical Pathology Residency is based primarily at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with pediatric rotations at Lurie Children’s Hospital. The curriculum provides comprehensive training across all core clinical pathology subspecialties, paired with elective opportunities in anatomic pathology. Clinical education combines hands-on case responsibility with a robust didactic curriculum, including daily morning conferences, resident-led case discussions, journal clubs, and a unique evening slide conference series. Residents also gain practical exposure to lab operations, quality improvement, interdisciplinary tumor boards, and management training.

This PhD Program follows a scientist-practitioner model, offering a balanced integration of rigorous research training and in-depth clinical experience. Students engage in at least three yearlong practica and a full-time APA-accredited internship, with training opportunities across major areas such as Behavioral Medicine, Clinical Neuropsychology, and Forensic Psychology. The program emphasizes sustained research involvement, including a master's thesis, dissertation, and grant submissions, preparing graduates for clinical and academic careers.

Northwestern's joint JD-PhD program is a collaboration between The Graduate School and Northwestern Law. It's designed for applicants who are interested in academic careers examining research topics that are enriched by having both JD and PhD degrees.

This fellowship combines advanced clinical training, hands-on MRI technique instruction, and dedicated research time. Fellows rotate through core clinical areas at Northwestern Memorial Hospital (NMH), with elective options such as breast, pediatric, and interventional MRI. Clinical and research activities are split between NMH and Evanston Northshore Hospital, both equipped with state-of-the-art MRI facilities and supported by PhD faculty and on-site scientists for collaborative, cross-campus research.

This four-year combined residency/fellowship program in anatomic and neuropathology is available to candidates interested in a neuropathology career. It provides a two-year accelerated training program in anatomic pathology, followed by a two-year neuropathology fellowship during the third and fourth years. Trainees are based at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

The four-year combined track in anatomic and clinical pathology provides comprehensive exposure to all areas of anatomic and clinical pathology. Rotations in anatomic and clinical pathology are spread throughout all four years of training and provide longitudinal exposure to the entirety of the field. Each academic year is composed of 13 rotation blocks, with residents primarily training at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago. Pediatric rotations are at nearby Lurie Children's Hopsital, and forensic pathology blocks are at the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office.

The Combined Internal Medicine-Dermatology Residency Program is designed to prepare residents for careers in both Internal Medicine and Dermatology. Residents can choose areas of interest including primary care, hospital medicine, infectious disease and global health, oncology, and rheumatology. Residents' primary training site is Northwestern Memorial Hospital with rotations available at Jesse Brown VA Medical Center and outpatient VA clinic. Upon successful completion of the combined program, residents will be eligible for the certifying exams in each specialty and will be well prepared for advanced training, fellowships or careers in either field.

Our combined five-year residency offers trainees diverse clinical experiences across pediatrics and PM&R. The integrated approach ensures residents leave with a strong foundation in pediatric and physiatric diagnoses and procedures. Residents train at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, the No. 1 rehabilitation hospital in the nation, and Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, one of the top children's hospitals in the country.

This fellowship focuses on advanced reconstructive spine surgery techniques to manage skeletal deformities such as scoliosis and oncologic and congenital disorders of the spine. Fellows will gain the skills necessary for evaluation and treatment of spinal deformity. They'll also receive training in advanced treatment modalities such as image guidance and minimally invasive surgery at Northwestern's Center for Advanced Surgical Education facilities. The program's clinical experience includes both in- and outpatient settings.

This fellowship provides comprehensive training in the psychiatric care of medically complex patients at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Prentice Women’s Hospital, and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. Fellows gain clinical experience in neuropsychiatry, transplant psychiatry, collaborative care, palliative care, and addiction, alongside weekly didactics, interdisciplinary rounds, and one-on-one supervision. Fellows also complete academic and quality improvement projects, and benefit from strong mentorship, wellness support, and no after-hours or weekend call.

Our programming continues for healthcare professionals who join our faculty. The Office of Continuing Medical Education (CME) produces a number of lectures, conferences and educational programs designed to build on our physicians’ knowledge, skills and professional performance throughout their careers.

Our fellowship is unique in that provides a comprehensive and well-rounded subspecialty clinical and surgical training and opportunities for bench to bedside research projects. In working closely with faculty, the fellow receive hand-on training in clinical, diagnostic and surgical skills. Fellows' primary training site is Northwestern Memorial Hospital  The fellowship also includes dedicated time to investigate and perform research projects.

The ACGME-accredited Critical Care Medicine Fellowship for anesthesiologists is a 12-month program that prepares fellows for board certification in critical care. It offers comprehensive training across multiple ICUs—including neurosciences, cardiothoracic, surgical, medical, and coronary care units—emphasizing advanced procedures like transesophageal echocardiography and bronchoscopy. Fellows gain hands-on experience managing complex critically ill patients, lead and teach residents, and engage in tailored electives and clinical research. The program also includes robust didactics, multidisciplinary lectures, simulation training, and mentorship by board-certified critical care anesthesiologists.

This fellowship provides comprehensive training and high-volume exposure at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Fellows rotate through a variety of services and gain procedural experience through ultrasound-guided FNAs in the ENT clinic, interventional radiology, and bronchoscopy. The curriculum emphasizes diagnostic accuracy, integration of ancillary studies, teaching, research, and fellows participate in multidisciplinary conferences and quality improvement initiatives.

We offer comprehensive training in all aspects of caring for dermatologic surgery patients: inpatient and outpatient consultation, treatment of uncommon and rare tumors, skin cancer removal and treatment by multiple modalities, simple and advanced reconstruction, laser and aesthetic correction of scars/other skin problems and multidisciplinary management of complex cases. Trainees receive extensive exposure to clinical research, particularly clinical trials and other patient-centered research.

Our residents train in general dermatology, complex medical dermatology, pediatric dermatology, dermatologic oncology, dermatologic surgery, dermatopathology, dermatopharmacology, immunodermatology, phototherapy, Mohs micrographic surgery and laser and cosmetic procedures. Primary training is at Northwestern Medicine clinical sites with rotations through Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and Jesse Brown VA Medical Center.  Specialty clinics also allow for exposure to challenging cases. Residents are encouraged to participate in and design laboratory investigation or clinical outcomes research, including an additional 2+2 Research Track program.

This fellowship is designed to provide pathologists or dermatologists with subspecialty competence in Dermatopathology. The fellow will work in conjunction with clinical dermatologists, dermatopathologists and/or anatomic and clinical pathologists. Fellows are exposed to a variety of dermatopathology subspecialties, special studies and techniques. Research projects, teaching, publications and local and national presentations are encouraged and expected.

This comprehensive, multi-day course will help participants acquire the knowledge and skills needed to design and implement mastery learning curricula. Mastery learning is a rigorous form of competency-based medical education. Use of the mastery model has been shown to improve patient care quality and lower healthcare costs.

This residency offers comprehensive clinical training across all radiology subspecialties, with primary training at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and rotations at Lurie Children’s Hospital and Jesse Brown VA Medical Center. The curriculum includes daily and interdisciplinary conferences, hands-on clinical teaching, protected research time, and access to cutting-edge technology and educational resources. Residents also have opportunities to pursue elective interest tracks and leadership development programs.

The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program prioritizes the discovery and integration of new knowledge with education and clinical practice in a premier academic medical environment. Our innovative 32-month curriculum utilizes lectures, small group discussions, small group anatomy and clinical skills labs, team-based learning, synthesis research, community service, interprofessional education, integrated clinical experiences, and full-time clinical experience to educate and train the next generation of physical therapists.

This dual-degree program prepares physical therapists for careers as leaders who will span the boundaries between physical therapy and public health. Students complete coursework and clinical requirements to satisfy the requirements for both degrees. DPT courses are scheduled during the day, while MPH courses are offered in the evenings.

We offer a unique dual-degree program that awards graduates a doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) from the Feinberg School of Medicine as well as a PhD from the McCormick School of Engineering and The Graduate School. This dual-degree program marries two disciplines for one clear benefit: improved rehabilitation therapies and technologies for patients with movement disorders.

The Walter S. and Lucienne Driskill Graduate Program in Life Sciences (DGP) is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary PhD program that trains students in biomedical sciences while giving them the flexibility to pursue research interests and dual degrees. Faculty work with students to conduct research across disciplines, including biochemistry and structural biology, cancer biology, cardiovascular and renal biology, cell biology, computational biology and bioinformatics, developmental and stem cell biology, genetics, epigenetics and genomics, immunology, lung biology, metabolism and endocrinology, microbiology, neurobiology, pharmacology and reproductive biology.

This program is designed to provide a unique leadership experience in emergency department operations and health system administration. This opportunity for Emergency Medicine Residency program graduates will immerse candidates in a tailored, individual experience that will enable continued growth into leaders in clinical operations and administration. Fellows's primary clinical experience is at Northwestern Memorial Hospital Emergency Department as an attending physician, along with opportunities at Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital, Grayslake Emergency Department, and other Northwestern Medicine Health Care Emergency Departments.

This program is designed to provide emergency medicine physicians with the opportunity to expand their skills in medical education. In addition to clinical care in the Emergency Department at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, training components include undergraduate and graduate medical education and mentorship and research.This fellowship provides comprehensive formal training in medical education scholarship and ample experiential opportunities to assimilate practical skills necessary for effective medical education leadership and administration to become thought leaders in the field of medical education.

Our research fellowship is designed to develop and train fellows to become independent investigators and academic leaders with expertise in health services research. Each trainee creates an individual development plan with their mentors and advisory committee with the objective that trainees will be well prepared at the conclusion of the program to obtain a federal career development award.

The Department of Emergency Medicine takes great pride in our residency program’s tradition of leadership and the cutting-edge care our faculty and residents provide to acutely ill or injured patients in Chicago. Residents train primarily at Northwestern Memorial Hospital with additional rotations at Prentice Women's Hospital, Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, John. H. Stroger, Jr. Hospital of Cook County, Gary Methodist Hospital, and Horthwestern Lake Forest Hospital. During their training, residents will receive a challenging learning experience in multiple care environments and with diverse patient populations.

The program trains fellows caring for patients with a broad range of endocrine disorders. Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Northwestern Medical Group, the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center and Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. The first year focuses primarily on clinical training, where fellows rotate on the inpatient endocrinology consult service and various subspecialty clinics, have a continuity general endocrine clinic, and rotate in the VA outpatient endocrinology clinic. Second-year fellows continue to rotate through subspecialty clinics, the VA outpatient endocrinology clinic and inpatient consultation service.

This one-year fellowship offers advanced training in complex stone disease and BPH, with hands-on mastery of HoLEP, percutaneous nephrolithotomy and ureteroscopy. Fellows engage in research, weekly didactics and comprehensive clinical mentorship to prepare for independent endourological practice.

This one-year fellowship provides advanced training in endoscopic and minimally invasive surgery for stone disease, kidney and prostate cancer, and reconstructive urology, with a strong focus on robotic and laparoscopic techniques. Fellows engage in clinical, operative and research activities, preparing for careers in academic or specialized private practice.

Fellows train in an environment performing both a large volume of procedures across the entire range of adult cerebrovascular pathologies at Northwestern Memorial Hospital as well as one of the largest pediatric programs at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Use of cutting-edge technologies enables our program's scientists to push the envelope, most recently in 4-D flow imaging and vessel wall imaging and artificial intelligence.

This fellowship offers comprehensive training in EEG, both in the inpatient and outpatient settings at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. The program includes advanced training in surgical epilepsy, with exposure to both stereo EEG and subdural grid evaluations as well as device interpretation and management. Positions for both adult or pediatric fellows are available. The majority of fellows complete the one-year Clinical Neurophysiology fellowship in addition to this Epilepsy fellowship.

This program provides the training in cosmetic surgery, reconstructive surgery and research necessary for individuals dedicated to careers in facial plastic surgery. This additional expertise emphasizes scholarship, critical analysis of clinical problems and development of additional skills in the performance of techniques required for the practice of the subspecialty.

Family Medicine residents train to provide evidence-based, patient-centered care at the Northwestern Medicine Delnor and Central DuPage Hospitals and the Family Medicine Practice at Delnor. Residents develop experience strong ambulatory training combined with an innovative longitudinal learning curriculum. At Delnor, residents gain extensive experience in inpatient hospital-based care, sports medicine, palliative care and behavioral health. In addition, residents have opportunities to develop leadership skills from the beginning of their training and value scholarship, interprofessional team skills and physician wellness.

This program is a collaborative partnership between Erie Family Health Centers and Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine. Our goal is to train family physicians who are leaders in primary care and advocates for underserved communities. We accept eight residents each year. Residents provide care for patients primarily at the Humboldt Park location of Erie Family Health Centers and at Swedish Hospital.

Our goal is to model innovative residency education through a lens of health equity in order to meet the needs of our diverse communities and eliminate health disparities. Training is designed around recognition that family doctors are uniquely positioned to lead patients, communities and institutions into a more equitable future. Residents train at Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital with continuity clinics at Erie HealthReach Waukegan Health Center and Northwestern Medical Group in Grayslake.

Fellows in family planning train physicians to become leaders in family planning research, education and clinical practice. During the two-year program, fellows receive extensive training in all aspects of contraception and abortion care. Trainees's clinical experience is within the Family Planning service at Prentice Women's Hospital and outpatient clinic. Graduates have gone on to lead other fellowship and residency family planning programs at major academic medical centers and to work for organizations such as the WHO.

This one-year fellowship with The Chicago Institute for Fetal Health trains physicians in advanced fetal diagnosis, therapy, and surgery, including open fetal procedures, fetoscopy and EXIT interventions. Fellows participate in multidisciplinary care at Lurie Children’s and Prentice Women’s Hospital and complete a research project in prenatal diagnosis or fetal treatment.

Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a Level 1 trauma center with excellent facilities related to patient care and laboratories specializing in biomechanics, gait evaluation and human anatomy. Fellows also have access to the Northwestern Center for Advanced Surgical Education, with skill stations, simulators and dry and wet labs for use in educational conference. This program focuses on mentorship, with one-on-one time split equally between faculty members who provide a hands-on experience in sports, trauma, reconstruction, revision surgery and total ankle replacement. Extensive clinical research opportunities are available, with a requirement for publishing scholarly activity.

This program offers comprehensive training in civil, criminal, and correctional forensic psychiatry at the intersection of mental health and the law. Clinical training takes place across diverse sites, including Northwestern Memorial Hospital’s Mental Health Court Clinic, the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, Cook County Juvenile Court Clinic, Stateville Correctional Center. Fellows gain exposure to matters of civil, criminal and administrative law as well as evaluation and specialized treatment of individuals involved with the legal system.

This program provides trainees a broad range of experiences in both clinical and investigative gastroenterology and hepatology. Fellows' clinical experience is in downtown Chicago at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center in Chicago. A transplant hepatology research track is available as well as gastroenterology clinical experience, and fellows choose in the latter two years a clinical track where the training emphasizes clinical patient care and research, or a research track devoted to clinical or basic science research.

The Gastrointestinal/Liver Pathology Fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital offers advanced clinical training, with fellows appointed as junior faculty at the instructor level. The curriculum emphasizes diagnostic expertise in GI, liver, and pancreaticobiliary pathology, including immunohistochemistry, molecular pathology, and cytogenetics, alongside opportunities for translational research and teaching. Fellows participate in resident education, multidisciplinary conferences, and collaborations across subspecialties at Northwestern Memorial and Lurie Children's Hospital.

The General Practice Dentistry Residency is a one-year, CODA-accredited program located in downtown Chicago at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. It provides comprehensive training in inpatient and outpatient dental care, emergency services and rotations in medical specialties. All patient referrals to the Hopsital Dental Service arise from inpatient consultation requests from physicians throughout the hospital, offering a training focus on treating medically complex patients.

This clinical research, two-year fellowship focuses on preparing fellows for academic research careers through intensive mentorship, coursework, and hands-on research experience. Clinical training occurs at Northwestern Memorial Hospital where fellows provide care two half-days per week, while the rest is dedicated to designing and conducting independent research. Fellows will participation in Journal Club, training in research methods, publishing, and funding acquisition, and can earn a Master's degree in a related field.

This program offers fellows a junior faculty instructor role with opportunities to focus training in one of three selective subspecialties, Head and Neck Pathology, Thoracic Pathology, or Bone and Soft Tissue Pathology. The curriculum primarily includes subspecialty training and general surgical pathology with opportunities for translational research, teaching, and participation in multidisciplinary tumor boards. Fellows receive one-on-one mentorship with subspecialty faculty, progressive responsibility, and exposure to a high-volume, complex case mix at Northwestern Memorial Hospital.

This is a dynamic program that emphasizes education individualized learning, and progressive autonomy. Clinical training spans multiple sites including Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Children's Hospital, Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, and Cook County Hospital, with rotations across all major surgical subspecialties. The program features robust mentorship, leadership development, and opportunities for research designed to foster skilled, reflective, and collaborative future surgeons.

This program offers fellows comprehensive training at Northwestern Memorial Hospital split evenly between GU pathology and general surgical pathology, with a junior faculty appointment as an instructor. Fellows participate in high-volume case evaluation, tumor boards, digital pathology research, and multidisciplinary conferences. The program emphasizes hands-on diagnostic experience, exposure to specialized techniques like immunohistochemistry and molecular diagnostics, and opportunities for teaching and scholarly collaboration.

Fellows train at the Geriatrics Ambulatory Care Clinics at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a home care program, and skilled nursing facilities in Chicago. Training includes a parallel year of mentored research. Our faculty includes experts in various topics including dementia, hospital safety/transitional care, cancer in aging, HIV and cancer, infectious diseases in aging, osteoporosis and long-term care to offer fellows the knowledge, skills, and experience to achieve excellence in the field.

The geriatric psychiatry fellowship offers comprehensive clinical training with rotations at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, the Stone Institute of Psychiatry, the Mesulam Center for Cognitive Neurology, and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. The curriculum emphasizes interdisciplinary care, early intervention, and treatment of a culturally diverse older adult population through a wide range of modalities. An optional second year is available for physician-scientist training.

This program is based at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, the Northwestern Medical Group's Lavin Outpatient Pavilion and the University Eye Specialists, all located in downtown Chicago. Fellows with special interest in pediatric glaucoma may participate in the management of complicated childhood and developmental glaucomas at the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, also located on the downtown campus.

This program is designed to provide global neurology and neuro-infectious diseases training to a PGY-6 fellow who has completed our Multiple Sclerosis Fellowship or another post-graduate neurology fellowship program at Northwestern. Fellows can participate in ongoing global neurology research projects in Africa and Latin America and a one-month global neurology elective at the University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka, Zambia.

This fellowship offers advanced training with clinical experience centered at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Prentice Women’s Hospital, and affiliated gynecologic clinics. The fellowship is structured to include six months of hands-on diagnostic training followed by six months of graduated responsibility as a junior attending, with rotations in perinatal and general surgical pathology and opportunities for electives. Fellows participate in frozen sections, quality assurance meetings, the Gynecologic Oncology tumor board, and teaching and translational research.

Gynecologic Oncology clinical fellows are involved in all aspects of care for patients with gynecologic malignancies, including outpatient evaluation and follow-up, surgery, chemotherapy and radiation therapy, as well as post-operative, intensive and palliative care. Our fellows' research experiences range from laboratory to informatics to health services to various types of traditional clinical research and trials. Our primary sites for clinical training are Northwestern Memorial and Prentice Women’s Hospital in downtown Chicago. Prentice Women’s Hospital offers the full spectrum of gynecologic oncology procedures, including routine use of laparoscopic and robotic approaches.

The Head & Neck Oncological & Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital offers comprehensive training in multidisciplinary cancer care, including extensive operative experience in tumor ablation and reconstruction, as well as outpatient and inpatient management. Fellows rotate through non-surgical specialties, participate in tumor boards, and are actively involved in teaching and clinical research, with expectations for project completion and conference presentation.

Fellows gain expertise in the management and treatment of headache disorders, including primary headaches (such as migraine and tension-type headache) and secondary headaches (resulting from various medical conditions) through clinical training at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Additionally, fellows will learn to manage headache-related neurological complications and the complexities of treatment-related complications of headache therapies.

We offer doctoral student training across multiple disciplines within the health sciences, spanning from informatics and program evaluation to implementation science and outcomes research. Integration across existing master's degree programs in these fields provides the flexibility for doctoral students to receive rigorous interdisciplinary training in the core content needed for population and health research in the 21st century.

This certificate program aims to familiarize students with the contemporary challenges and areas of inquiry in the fields of health services and outcomes research. It is designed for pre- and postdoctoral trainees, including methodologists (e.g., statisticians and informatics specialists) who have graduate-level research experience but who would benefit from further training in health services research and outcomes-related content.

This certificate program provides targeted training for scientists and clinicians who wish to expand their knowledge of research methods and design. It can be completed in one or two years. Its courses are offered in the hybrid format like the master's degree, so students can pursue the certificate remotely by participating in online coursework and attending the quarterly on-campus residency sessions.

This program focuses primarily on heart transplantation, ventricular assist devices, acute mechanical circulatory support and "conventional surgeries" for heart failure, including high-risk coronary revascularization, complex valvular repair/replacement and percutaneous valve interventions. Fellows have the opportunity to work with our cardiac faculty at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago and throughout the Northwestern Medicine system including surgeons at Central DuPage, Palos, and McHenry Hospitals.

Fellows train to be competent physicians specializing in the field of hematology oncology through in-depth exposure to all areas of the specialty. Outside of core competencies, fellows can choose to work in a basic science laboratory, develop skills in clinical and translational research, develop teaching skills required to be a physician educator or train in quality improvements methods. Fellows rotate at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Jesse Brown VA Medical Center under the guidance of faculty mentors.

This fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital offers comprehensive training across bone marrow pathology, tissue hematopathology, and flow cytometry, with additional rotations in molecular diagnostics, cytogenetics, coagulation, pediatric hematopathology, and dermatopathology. Fellows engage in a robust didactic and case-based educational curriculum, and participate in regular tumor boards and consensus conferences. Beyond clinical experience, the program emphasizes scholarly development through structured research opportunities, presentations, and quality improvement initiatives, within this high-volume, collaborative setting.

Our fellows rotate with strong interdisciplinary teams at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, the Jesse Brown VA Medical Centers and our hospice partner, AccentCare. The program offers two tracks, adult or pediatric palliative care with relevant training locations. Fellows join a team of medical, psychosocial, spiritual, cultural, and socioeconomic professionals to care for patients and families experiences. Fellows develop strong clinical and collaborative skills to continuously reflect upon areas for improvement.

The Implementation Science in Public Health and Medicine Certificate offers specialized training to equip scholars to translate scientific discoveries into practical applications in healthcare and public health. The program's virtual courses in study design, evaluation, implementation frameworks, and interdisciplinary strategies are led by global experts. The certificate can be completed in one year with a maximum of five years, and concurrently by PhD and Master's students in The Graduate School at Northwestern University.

This fellowship prepares trainees for a career in academic medicine. The first year is devoted to clinical training, including a microbiology/infectious disease bootcamp. Fellows' clinical experience includes both inpatient consult in medical, surgical, and transplant services and outpatient experiences at a variety of clinics. The second year is dedicated to research, with an optional third year of research training. Trainees are encouraged to take advantage of a range of research opportunities in their area of interest.

This program focuses on clinical care and clinical, translational or basic research in inflammatory bowel disease. It is intended to further the subspecialty training in gastroenterology and serve as a fourth-year educational experience for GI fellows who plan to pursue careers related to inflammatory bowel disease. Fellows spend their time between clinical inpatient and outpatient IBD patient care at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and clinical, translational and/or basic science research and scholarly activities.

The Interdepartmental Neuroscience (NUIN) PhD is a highly interdisciplinary and collaborative program that offers world-class advanced training in neuroscience. NUIN is anchored in the Feinberg School of Medicine, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab and Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago on the university's Chicago campus and the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, McCormick School of Engineering and School of Communication on the Evanston campus.

Residents gain outstanding clinical training, a comprehensive education and opportunities to participate in research. During rotations at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center, residents encounter and manage a broad spectrum of conditions. Residents teach medical students, lead conferences and form lasting relationships with dedicated faculty members chosen for their excellence in clinical education and fostering leadership.

This one-to-two-year fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital offers comprehensive, supervised training in the diagnosis, surgical treatment and full-spectrum care of pediatric neurological conditions. Designed for international physicians, the program prepares fellows to practice pediatric neurosurgery in their home countries with advanced clinical and surgical expertise.

Our cardiology program is ranked among the top 10 in the nation. Fellows participate in cutting-edge procedures and trials to provide the best quality of care to patients. The program provides intense, hands-on clinical experience taking care of patients with complex coronary and structure heart disease, including pre-procedural planning through our catheterization laboratory.

This fellowship is based at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago. Fellows receive procedural training in a high-volume academic setting, gaining expertise in advanced techniques with exposure to complex thoracic diseases through integration with Pulmonary and Thoracic Surgery divisions. The program emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration and scholarly activity, offering protected time for research, participating in a weekly Tumor Board and conferences.

Our program offers trainees expertise in diagnostic imaging, image-guided procedures and patient care. Trainees choose an integrated or independent pathway, customizing time spent on diagnostic radiology. Residents train primarily at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a level I trauma center with one of the largest oncology programs in the region, and rotate at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center of Chicago and Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Trainees are dual-certified in Diagnostic Radiology and Interventional Radiology at the completion of their training.

This program prepare students for licensure as Professional Counselors through rigorous academic and clinical training. The curriculum integrates coursework in psychotherapy, assessment, ethics, diversity, and intervention with five quarters of supervised practicum and internship at Northwestern Medicine's inpatient and outpatient behavioral health services. Students complete research lab experience and a Clinical Competency Exam to ensure mastery of science-based practice and clinical skills.

The goal of the program is a rigorous master's-level education in the legal, historical, philosophical and cultural contexts of medicine. Graduates will be able to use their multidisciplinary understanding of medicine in their teaching, advising and ethical decisionmaking. The program is designed around a typical work schedule.

The Masters of Prosthetics & Orthotics (MPO) program prepares competent entry-level orthotists-prosthetists in the cognitive, psychomotor and affective learning domains. The program offers a blended-format curriculum — the first six months and last three months of our program are completed online. Students gain in-person supervised knowledge through four quarters on Northwestern's Chicago campus.

This program is a one-of-a-kind combined clinical- and research-intensive program over nine sessions in a blended format online and in-person curriculum. The MPO-R program curriculum covers core clinical content in the 7 session MPO program, with two additional sessions dedicated to completing and presenting a thesis-based research study.

Our Master of Public Health (MPH) program prepares graduates to span the boundary between public health and their professional fields, emphasizing data and analytic skills. Graduates will be poised to address complex public health challenges on a local, national and global scale. Part-time (evenings) and full-time options are available.

The PhD/MPH program was established to train students in both laboratory research and interdisciplinary public health fields. Graduates are uniquely positioned to take leadership roles in academia, industry and government institutions by providing expertise in molecular, cellular and biochemical approaches to population-based health questions.

This program is designed to prepare graduates for leadership in academic and government institutions in positions requiring expertise in biocultural approaches to the study of human health and disease. Graduates of the program have gone on to positions in academic departments of anthropology.

The Master of Science in Biostatistics is a one-year, full-time master’s program through Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine at our downtown Chicago campus. The program provides graduate biostatistics training for students who intend to plan, direct and execute health research and/or analyze health data.

The MSCI program accepts students from a variety of healthcare backgrounds who are interested in gaining the skills to conduct sound clinical research, particularly translational and clinical epidemiologic patient-oriented research. Students may enroll at the start of any of the four quarters. This is part-time program offers evening courses in a live setting.

First-year Life Sciences PhD students may apply to simultaneously obtain a Master of Science in Clinical Investigation degree. This dual-degree program is designed to give trainees a more informed perspective on the intersection between translational and clinical research. Graduates will be uniquely positioned to work in multidisciplinary teams in academic, corporate or government positions to accelerate the translation of scientific discoveries that improve human health.

The Master of Science in Epidemiology is a one-year, full-time master’s program completed at our downtown Chicago campus. The program provides graduate training in epidemiologic research design and analysis for students who want to gain to necessary skills to successfully work in public health and/or clinical epidemiologic research.

This degree provides a strong foundation in core genetic counseling skills and identifies each student’s strengths in order to ignite the passion and lifelong commitment to learning that is critical to professional development. Graduates not only feel extremely capable in multiple clinical settings and specialties, but also recognize how valuable their training has been in preparing them for expanded genetic counseling careers.

This dual-degree program is designed to fit around the Genetic Counseling curriculum. The Medical Humanities & Bioethics part of the program emphasizes the interdisciplinary study of bioethics through the humanities and the values-oriented social sciences.

Offered fully online, this interdisciplinary program prepares professionals to lead global health initiatives in resource-limited settings. With flexible part-time study and faculty from medicine, engineering, business and the arts and sciences, students gain practical skills in health systems, policy, ethics and research to improve outcomes worldwide.

This program is geared primarily toward doctorally prepared scientists who wish to gain additional experience in health and biomedical informatics. Students in this program take courses with those in our doctoral programs and are required to complete and defend a master's thesis to satisfy the requirement for graduation.

This program is tailored for educators, clinicians and healthcare professionals who aspire to make a significant impact on the way healthcare is taught and practiced. Its in-person residencies, which cover topics such as mastery learning and implementation science, offer students the opportunity to broaden their knowledge areas and develop new skills.

This program prepares physicians and clinical health professionals for careers in academic medicine and non-clinicians for careers in academia, health systems and research and policy organizations. The degree's flexible, hybrid format allows full- or part-time study and accommodates students residing outside the Chicago area.

This program offers reproductive science coursework, including a hands-on laboratory course, as well as professional development. The program offers two tracks, Thesis (15 month) and Non-Thesis (9 month). The program also includes mentored research with Northwestern University faculty. Students will also be part of a vibrant community of reproductive scientists through the Center for Reproductive Science.

This highly individualized fellowship is designed to provide trainees with the clinical and research background necessary for a successful academic career in Maternal-Fetal Medicine. Fellows can choose an area of focus in global health, medical education, health equity and advocacy or bioethics. They're also offered the opportunity to pursue research projects with experienced menthors. Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital/Prentice Women’s Hospital and Prentice Ambulatory Care Clinic. Prentice provides quaternary obstetric and neonatal care in conjunction with the adjacent Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital and The Chicago Institute for Fetal Health.

Potential MD students who apply to our early decision program may submit an AMCAS application only to the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine as first choice medical school. If accepted, they must matriculate to Feinberg. Early Decision candidates must contact Admissions before June 1 of their desired application year.

We support the academic, personal and professional development of Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine medical students and the faculty who contribute to MD education. We strive to provide an open, caring and inviting environment where every person is welcome and are committed to the success and wellness of every student.

This combined program fits Medical Humanities & Bioethics master's degree courses around Feinberg's MD program curriculum. Options are available to complete the coursework part-time or full-time. Ultimately, graduates will gain the multidisciplinary understanding of medicine needed for careers in teaching, advising and ethical decisionmaking.

Feinberg MD students can combine their medical training with a Master of Business Administration degree (MBA) from Kellogg through Northwestern's joint-degree program. Students will apply during their third year of medical school.

The MD/MPH Program allows students in the medical school to earn a Master of Public Health degree part-time in the evening while they earn an MD at Feinberg. The program is administered through the Department of Preventive Medicine. Students should first be accepted into the medical school before applying to The Graduate School with an application deadline of May 15th for summer start.

The Master of Science in Health Services & Outcomes Research can be completed by taking a gap year between the third and fourth years of medical school. Students interested in improving healthcare delivery, health outcomes and health policy through research should apply to The Graduate School during the third year of the MD program.

The Medical Diseases of the Retina Fellowship is a one-year medical program. Our retina fellowship programs are ideal for ophthalmology residency graduates seeking advanced subspecialty training. Our programs provide intensive medical training curricula designed to develop management expertise in vitreoretinal diseases, ranging from common conditions to never-before described diseases. Fellows train at the Sorrel Rosin Eye Center on the Northwestern medical campus in downtown Chicago and a nearby private practive group. Opportunities to care for children with complex ophthalmologic and retinal diseases occurs at the Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago.

This two-year ACGME-accredited residency prepares physicians for board certification and independent practice in clinical genetics. Training at Lurie Children’s Hospital emphasizes multidisciplinary care, research and leadership across a broad spectrum of genetic disorders and career pathways.

This two-year CAMPEP-accredited residency at Northwestern Memorial Hospital provides hands-on clinical training in advanced radiation therapy techniques, including MR-guided radiotherapy, Gamma Knife and brachytherapy. Residents rotate through all major areas of medical physics under the mentorship of board-certified faculty, gaining experience in both patient care and clinical research.

The Medical Scientist Training Program (MSTP) is a dual-degree MD/PhD program designed to prepare students for careers in both biomedical research and clinical medicine. Students earn an MD degree from Feinberg School of Medicine and a PhD degree of their choosing from The Graduate School.

This program is designed for those seeking subspecialty training in advanced endoscopic procedures in gynecology. Our goal is to train surgeon scientists to provide excellent clinical and surgical care to women with complex gynecologic disorders as well as to become independent investigators. Fellows are based out of Prentice Women's Hospital, part of Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago. During their second year, fellows rotate at Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital in the northern suburbs of Chicago.

Our fellows gain comprehensive experience with a wide range of current clinical molecular diagnostic procedures using state-of-the-art technology. This program offers opportunities to improve patient care by developing and implementing novel diagnostic procedures. There are frequent opportunities to observe didactic lectures and interdisciplinary research conferences.

This fellowship offers comprehensive clinical and research training at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago. Clinical fellows train across diverse outpatient specialty clinics and inpatient consult services, gaining hands-on experience in multidisciplinary care. The two-year clinical track includes a research-focused second year and culminates in a grant submission. A separate research track is available, emphasizing lab-based research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and submission of a Career Development Award. Both tracks are supported by robust faculty mentorship, NIH-funded programs, and departmental grants.

This subspecialty clinical program trains fellows in the comprehensive care of patients with MS, related demyelinating and inflammatory diseases, and other relevant immune- and infection-mediated disorders of the central nervous system. Fellows' primary site is Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Multidisciplinary elective training opportunities in subspecialty clinics include the Neuroinfectious disease and Neuro-Ophthalmology clinics, the specialized MS Rehabilitative Clinic at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, and pediatric clinic at Lurie Children’s Hospital to provide training in pediatric MS, rehabilitation of MS, autoimmune epilepsy, neuro-ophthalmology and neuro-otology. 

This fellowship at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago provides extensive clinical training in MSK MRI, ultrasound, radiography, CT, and image-guided procedures such as biopsies and injections. Fellows gain experience with a high volume of diverse cases, including advanced imaging techniques like MR neurography and dual-energy CT, while participating in interdisciplinary conferences with orthopedics, rheumatology, and rehabilitation teams.

This Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowship trains fellows across two premier clinical sites: Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and Prentice Women's Hospital. Fellows gain extensive experience in high-volume NICUs, including managing complex cases and participating in high-risk deliveries. The fellowship emphasizes progressive clinical leadership, a research component customizable from basic science to clinical studies, and advanced training in areas such as POCUS, developmental follow-up, and fetal care planning through the Chicago Institute for Fetal Health.

Fellows gain clinical training in the diagnosis and treatment of renal diseases and hypertension in this two-year program. Trainees rotate at the inpatient Nephrology Consultation Service at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, managing patients with acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease. Additionally, trainess rotate at Prentice Women's Hospital and the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center at both inpatient and outpatient clinics. The program values fellows' education through lecture series, Grand Rounds, conferences, and Journal Club. An additional 1-year Critical Care Track is available.

The Neuro-Oncology Fellowship is a one- or two-year program for residents who are interested in subspecialized training in neuro-oncology with goals of going into academic neurology. The program is primarily clinical, with opportunities for translational or laboratory research. Fellows train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with dedicated neuro-oncological patient beds in the Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center.

In this program, fellows work closely with specialists in neurology and neurosurgery to diagnose and treat the most complex neuro-ophthalmic disorders and offer treatment for patients with neurologic and systemic disease affecting vision and oculomotor function. Augmenting the clinical and surgical experiences are mentorship of medical students and residents, weekly conferences, grand rounds, and lecture series. The fellowship provides dedicated time for fellows to conduct research and produce publications.

Neurocritical Care fellows train in close collaboration with fellows from the anesthesia and surgical critical care fellowship programs thanks to a unique, interdepartmental didactic program. Fellows' primary training site is the dedicated neuroscience-spine intensive care unit at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, a Level 1 trauma center. The program has a particular focus on preparing trainees for academic careers by providing unique exposure to clinical research, supervision and formal teaching of medical students and residents and career mentorship.

Through this program, fellows gain medical knowledge and skills related to high-complexity neurologic cases referred to tertiary centers, team management and leadership, medical education and healthcare quality and safety. Neurohospitalists leverage knowledge and skills in informatics, systems of care, quality improvement and medical economics to provide appropriate care delivered safely and efficiently. Fellows primarily train at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in downtown Chicago.

This program is designed for licensed physical therapists interested in neurologic specialization and training under the auspices of a nationally top-ranked rehabilitation hospital, academic medical center and physical therapy school. Clinical training takes place at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.

Our residency program provides trainees with challenging, diverse learning experiences through the most cutting-edge practices in both research and clinical medicine. Resident will be exposed to over 4,000 cases annually, including neurotrauma, neuro-oncology, cerebrovascular surgery, functional and epilepsy surgery as well as spinal neurosurgery and pediatric neurosurgery. Residents train primarily at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with rotations at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and optional elective opportunities.

This residency offers comprehensive training across premier clinical sites at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Children’s Hospital, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, and affiliated research centers within a centralized downtown Chicago medical campus. The program includes rotations in all neurological subspecialties alongside a consistent outpatient continuity clinic. The curriculum features simulation-based learning, a clinical neurophysiology bootcamp, an evidence-based medicine course, quality improvement involvement, and a strong focus on resident teaching and professional development.

This fellowship combines electrophysiology, muscle and nerve pathology, and clinical exposure to wide variety of neuromuscular disorders in adult and children. Fellows' exposure is through didactic programs, direct supervision of residents in the electrodiagnostic laboratory, and patient encounters at the inpatient or outpatient clinics at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Fellows also gain exposure to pediatric neuromuscular medicine at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and to rehabilitation medicine at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.

Our neuropathology fellows are actively involved and responsible for diagnostic workup of the diverse, neurosurgical, neurodegenerative, neuromuscular, autopsy, forensic and extramural consult cases reviewed at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Our two-year ACGME-accredited fellowship program focuses on contemporary approaches to diagnostic neuropathology, including rotations at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago and Northwestern’s diagnostic molecular biology laboratory and integration of advanced molecular diagnostic techniques.

This program based primarily at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, offering comprehensive training in diagnostic and interventional neuroradiology with a focus on advanced imaging techniques, minimally invasive procedures, and catheter angiography. Fellows gain experience across a wide range of modalities including MRI, CT, PET, ultrasound, and catheter-based procedures, with dedicated rotations in pediatric neuroradiology and neurointerventional radiology, supported by expert faculty and access to state-of-the-art imaging technology.

This program is designed to provide advanced clinical training in the provision of anesthesia for the surgical and endovascular management of complex intracranial disease and the surgical treatment of complex acute and chronic spine disorders. Fellows will have ample experience performing regional anesthesia and sedation for awake craniotomies and are provided an in-depth experience in intraoperative evoked potential monitoring. Fellows' primary training site is Northwestern Memorial Hospital, with a pediatric rotation at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital provides advanced training in pediatric echocardiography, cardiac MRI and CT angiography, with exposure to emerging technologies like 3D and strain imaging. Fellows divide their time between clinical imaging and research, participate in multidisciplinary conferences and complete a scholarly project for national presentation and publication.

The Northwestern Undergraduate Premedical Scholars Program (NUPSP) is an early MD acceptance program for high-achieving Northwestern undergraduate students who have completed two full years of undergraduate study with a demonstrated commitment to a training in medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.

Our educators are dedicated to providing a well-rounded educational experience for anesthesiologists interested in a career in obstetric anesthesiology. This fellowship offers experience in advanced clinical care, including the care of healthy and high-risk parturients and pregnant women undergoing non-obstetric surgery. Fellows' primary clinical training is at the Labor & Delivery Unit at Prentice Women's Hospital of Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Fellows are also required to participate in the management of patients scheduled for fetal surgery procedures.

This OB-GYN residency offers extensive clinical educational opportunities for our residents through affiliated care sites with a large, diverse patient base. Residents spend two-thirds of their time at Prentice Women’s Hospital, a state-of-the-art dedicated women’s hospital that is part of Northwestern Medicine, and the other one-third of their time at John H. Stroger Jr., Hospital of Cook County, the primary safety net hospital for the city of Chicago.

Our four-year program features a fully integrated internship year immersing them into an experience tailor-made for ophthalmology training. Residents gain experience in all major subspecialties, including cornea and external disease, glaucoma, neuro-ophthalmology, ophthalmic plastic surgery, ophthalmic pathology, pediatric ophthalmology, uveitis, cataract and refractive surgery, and surgical and medical retinal disease. Residents' primary training site is Northwestern Memorial Hospital with rotations at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, our clinical and surgical service at the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center and community healthcare clinic practice. These varied clinical rotations provide an outstanding residency training setting.

This one-year internship offers recent Illinois-licensed dental graduates comprehensive clinical training. Interns rotate through major institutions, including Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Lurie Children's Hospital, and John H. Stroger Hospital, gaining hands-on experience in trauma care, dentoalveolar, orthognathic, reconstructive, and implant surgeries. The program includes PGY-1 level responsibilities and duties.

This residency is designed for licensed physical therapists interested in orthopaedic specialization and training under the auspices of a nationally top-ranked rehabilitation hospital, academic medical center and physical therapy program. Orthopaedic clinical practice and training takes place in the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab hospital or at Northwestern Medicine clinics.

The multidisciplinary Orthopaedic Sports Medicine Fellowship provides a comprehensive experience in the operative and non-operative treatment of sports injuries of the knee, shoulder, elbow and hip. In conjunction with experts in primary care sports medicine, physiatry and physical/occupational therapy, the fellow will gain experience with the management of athletes at Northwestern University and professional athletes with on-site participation caring for the Chicago Cubs, Blackhawks and Bears.

Our Orthopaedic Surgery of the Spine Fellowship program provides a comprehensive experience in adult spine disorders at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Fellows receive exposure to all aspects of cervical, thoracic and lumbar spine pathology. Our fellows are involved in academic education through weekly conferences and Grant Rounds, as well clinical research and publishable scholarly activity is required by the program.

We are dedicated to training knowledgeable, compassionate and ethical orthopaedic surgeons. This program is designed to broaden residents' foundation with exposure in basic science research and clinical problems. Our core program includes rotations in trauma, emergency medicine, general surgery, neurological surgery and plastic surgery at Northwestern Memorial Hopsital in downtown Chicago.

This program trains residents at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, John H. Stroger Hospital of Cook County, and Lurie Children’s Hospital, with structured rotations including inpatient, outpatient, research, and subspecialty experiences. The curriculum combines progressive clinical responsibility with formal didactics, weekly grand rounds, specialty conferences, and dedicated research blocks, fostering both clinical and academic growth. Residents receive extensive hands-on training supported by simulation courses and mentorship and opportunities for research presentation at the program's Annual Resident Research Symposium.

The Pain Medicine (Multidisciplinary) Fellowship integrates several areas of pain medicine, including interventional pain management, chronic pain rehabilitation, cancer pain and palliative care, acute pain, pediatric chronic pain, neurology, psychiatry and clinical research. The fellowship is a collaboration between two of the main teaching centers at McGaw Medical Center: Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Shirley Ryan AbilityLab.

This fellowship program at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and Northwestern Memorial Hospital offers comprehensive clinical, research, and educational training, leading to board eligibility in Allergy and Immunology. Fellows rotate through inpatient and outpatient services with a curriculum that includes structured courses in immunology and lab techniques, robust didactics, and participation in national conferences. Clinical time is primarily based at Lurie Children's, a major referral center for complex allergic and immunologic diseases. Research becomes the primary focus by the third year, with fellows expected to publish original work and present nationally.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive training in pediatric anesthesiology, including cardiac, neuro, transplant and pain management cases. Fellows exceed national clinical benchmarks, participate in robust didactics and research and gain experience across inpatient, outpatient and critical care settings.

This fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital provides in-depth clinical training in the perioperative care of patients with congenital heart disease. Fellows rotate through cardiac ORs, catheterization suites, echocardiography, diagnostic imaging, and the Cardiac ICU, participating in a high volume of surgeries annually within Lurie’s nationally recognized Heart Center. The curriculum includes progressive clinical responsibility, multidisciplinary conferences, simulation-based learning, and a comprehensive didactic program to prepare fellows for independent practice in pediatric cardiac anesthesiology.

Fellows train at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Clinical training centers around six months in the cardiac ICU, with additional rotations tailored by background: critical care fellows rotate through cardiology subspecialties, while cardiology fellows gain experience in the PICU and anesthesia. The program features simulation-based education, weekly case-based learning, interdisciplinary conferences, and mentored research, with faculty expertise spanning medical education, outcomes research, and perioperative care in congenital heart disease.

Pediatric Cardiology Fellows train at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, which offers comprehensive experience in all subspecialties of pediatric cardiology, including imaging, heart failure/transplant, electrophysiology, catheterization, and ICU care. Fellows rotate through dedicated cardiac units, gaining exposure to advanced procedures including cardiac transplant, VAD, and ECMO. The curriculum includes a cardiology boot camp, multimodal didactics, simulation training, and 12 months of protected research time supported by the Center for Cardiovascular Innovation and a Scholarship Oversight Committee to prepare fellows for academic and clinical leadership roles.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital trains child neurologists in pediatric epilepsy, EEG interpretation and intraoperative monitoring, with additional adult EEG exposure. Fellows rotate through specialized epilepsy clinics, participate in surgical evaluations and complete at least one research project, with the option to extend training through a second-year Epilepsy Fellowship.

This advanced fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital provides comprehensive training in the surgical and perioperative management of congenital heart disease, with progressive responsibility in both open and closed procedures. Fellows participate in multidisciplinary care, gain expertise in cardiopulmonary bypass and hemodynamic management, and engage in diagnostic interpretation and clinical research.

The Pediatric Critical Care Medicine Fellowship offers comprehensive clinical and academic experiences at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Fellows provide care in a 40-bed PICU and a 44-bed cardiac care unit, managing complex patients including trauma, transplant, and surgical cases, and gain experience in anesthesiology, neurocritical care, and interventional cardiology. The program emphasizes progressive autonomy, leadership in multidisciplinary teams, structured research training and dedicated time, with fellows completing mentored projects and presenting at national meetings.

This two-year CODA-accredited residency at Lurie Children’s Hospital provides comprehensive training in pediatric dental care, including hospital dentistry, sedation, general anesthesia and care for children with special healthcare needs. Residents gain clinical and didactic experience across specialties, complete medical rotations and conduct a research project under faculty mentorship.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive training in the diagnosis, management and procedural care of pediatric skin disorders across inpatient, outpatient and consultative settings. Fellows participate in clinical research, lead educational conferences and gain experience in continuity clinics, laser therapy and surgical dermatology under expert faculty mentorship.

The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago is a 2- or 3-year program, depending on prior pediatric or emergency medicine training. Fellows train primarily in Lurie’s high-volume Level 1 pediatric trauma center, with additional rotations at Stroger Hospital, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, and Central DuPage Hospital, gaining expertise in trauma, EMS, ultrasound, critical care, and toxicology. The program features protected didactic time, robust simulation and POCUS training, and strong research support including mentorship, funding opportunities, and access to a dedicated research team with expectations for scholarly output and national conference presentations.

Fellows become well-rounded leaders in the field of pediatric endocrinology through a rigorous training program at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago. Fellows manage a wide range of endocrine disorders through inpatient service, outpatient clinics, and multidisciplinary specialty clinics. The fellowship includes a robust educational program with didactics, research training, and mentoring, and supports participation in scholarly projects, grant writing, and activities across the pediatric endocrinology and Northwestern University academic community.

This program trains board-certified/eligible child neurologists in the field of clinical pediatric epilepsy and electroencephalography. Fellows spend 10 to 11 months in pediatric epilepsy at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago and one to two months in adult epilepsy.

This program, based at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, provides trainees with the experiences necessary to become academic pediatric gastroenterologists or hepatologists. We focus on a comprehensive clinical, procedural, research and educational experience that will allow trainees to develop the necessary skills to define career paths and goals and to become leaders in the field.

This two-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital supports physician fellows in earning a Master of Science in Health Services and Outcomes Research while conducting mentored projects in qualitative, quantitative and policy-focused research. Fellows engage in clinical care, collaborate across Northwestern University and focus on areas such as health equity, policy, immigrant child health and children with medical complexity.

The cardiomyopathy, heart failure and transplant service offers fellows comprehensive clinical training at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, a high-volume, multidisciplinary transplant center. Fellows rotate through inpatient and outpatient services managing a broad spectrum of patients with primary cardiomyopathy and heart failure secondary to congenital heart disease as well as pediatric and ACHD patients post-transplant on a dedicated inpatient service.

This fellowship program at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago provides comprehensive clinical training and robust research opportunities within a top-ranked children’s hospital. Fellows train in a high-volume inpatient unit and outpatient clinics, gaining exposure to a diverse patient population with a wide range of hematologic and oncologic conditions, including sickle cell, thalassemia, and stem cell transplant cases. The program's curriculum includes protected didactic time, multidisciplinary conferences, quality improvement and advocacy, and a mentored research project with opportunities for advanced degrees.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers pediatric and perinatal tracks with immersive training in inpatient, outpatient and home-based palliative care, including rotations in adult hospice and perinatal services. Fellows develop expertise in symptom management, complex decision-making and interdisciplinary care, while completing a scholarly project and participating in robust didactic and regional educational programs.

This two-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago, offers comprehensive clinical training at Lurie Children’s with elective rotations at Prentice Women’s Hospital, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, and Central DuPage Hospital. The program emphasizes academic development through protected time for research, dedicated mentorship, and opportunities to pursue advanced degrees and specialized training. Fellows benefit from a structured curriculum ofcore clinical lectures, quality improvement education, and institutional support for scholarly work and leadership development.

This three-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive training in general and transplant infectious diseases, with robust inpatient and outpatient experiences and opportunities in antimicrobial stewardship, infection prevention and HIV care. Fellows engage in advanced research, pursue optional master’s degrees and benefit from a collaborative academic environment supported by a T32 training grant.

This three-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers intensive clinical training in the first year, followed by two years of mentored research, with opportunities to pursue a Master’s in Clinical Investigation. Fellows gain experience in transplant, dialysis and complex kidney care within one of the nation’s busiest and most diverse pediatric nephrology programs.

This fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago offers specialized training through two tracks, Neurology or Critical Care, focusing on the evaluation and management of acute neurological conditions in critically ill children. Fellows rotate through Lurie's PICU, NICU, CICU, neurosurgery, adult neuro-ICU at Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Shirley Ryan AbilityLab for rehabilitation, and participate in a monthly neurocritical care follow-up clinic. The curriculum includes dedicated EEG and neuroimaging training, weekly interdisciplinary conferences, and formal didactics, with strong support for clinical research and national meeting presentations.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital provides advanced clinical training in the diagnosis and management of neuromuscular disorders such as muscular dystrophy and spinal muscular atrophy. Fellows engage in specialty clinics, receive mentorship in clinical research, and are supported to present their work at national conferences.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital, accredited by the Accreditation Council for Pediatric Neurosurgery Fellowships and CAST, offers high-volume surgical experience with progressive autonomy and clinical instructor status. Fellows lead a multidisciplinary team, participate in daily ORs and weekly didactics, and are supported in clinical research with access to robust institutional resources and national collaborations.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital offers comprehensive clinical and surgical training in pediatric ophthalmology and adult strabismus, including cataracts, glaucoma, oculoplastics and retinopathy of prematurity. Fellows benefit from a unique "Surgeon of the Week" model, providing dedicated one-on-one mentorship in clinic, OR and inpatient settings.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers high-volume, multidisciplinary training across pediatric spine, trauma, sports, hip, hand and complex limb reconstruction. Fellows gain surgical autonomy, participate in robust didactics and research, and benefit from dedicated mentorship and access to one of the nation’s premier pediatric research institutes.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers high-volume, advanced training in pediatric airway reconstruction, hearing loss and complex head and neck surgery. Fellows work alongside nationally recognized faculty, managing rare and high-risk conditions in one of the busiest pediatric ENT programs in the country.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers advanced clinical and research training in pediatric otolaryngology, with a focus on airway reconstruction, hearing loss, skull base surgery and head and neck masses. Fellows engage in outcomes-based, translational, and basic science research across high-volume programs, including cochlear implants, vascular anomalies and global health initiatives.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive training in diagnostic and investigative pediatric pathology, including surgical pathology, cytology, perinatal pathology and autopsy. Fellows participate in high-volume clinical service, multidisciplinary teaching and mentored research, with access to unique registries and advanced laboratory techniques.

This fellowship, based at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, provides a highly individualized training experience. Clinical training includes inpatient care and outpatient continuity clinics, with specialty clinics in cystic fibrosis, sleep medicine, and pulmonary hypertension and access to advanced diagnostic tools and multiple sleep centers. The curriculum includes twice-weekly core pulmonary conferences, interdisciplinary didactics, and robust research training supported by individualized mentorship, with opportunities in basic, translational, clinical, and quality improvement research.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital offers comprehensive training across all pediatric imaging modalities, including CT, MRI, ultrasound, fluoroscopy, fetal imaging and interventional radiology. Fellows rotate through high-volume subspecialty services, participate in robust didactics and research, and gain progressive independence under the mentorship of 26 board-certified pediatric radiologists.

This one- to two-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab offers comprehensive training in inpatient, outpatient and consultative pediatric rehabilitation, with rotations at Lurie Children’s and Shriners Hospital. Fellows gain expertise in managing complex conditions like cerebral palsy, neuromuscular disorders and brain injuries, while engaging in multidisciplinary clinics, advanced procedures and mentored research in a nationally top-ranked rehab center.

This fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago is a three-year ACGME-accredited program that offers comprehensive training through high-volume inpatient and outpatient clinical experiences. The program emphasizes clinical training in the first year and dedicated research time in the second and third years, with opportunities for mentored scholarly work. Fellows benefit from affiliations with top-ranked institutions, access to national research consortia, and training that prepares them for leadership, academic, and research careers in pediatric rheumatology.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital provides comprehensive training in primary care sports medicine, with clinical rotations across pediatric and collegiate athletics, surgical sports medicine and rehabilitation. Fellows engage in sideline coverage, musculoskeletal ultrasound workshops and mentored research, while working with elite teams like Northwestern University, the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago Blackhawks.

This one-year fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital provides advanced training in hematopoietic stem cell transplantation and cellular therapies, with exposure to high-volume, multidisciplinary clinics and complex inpatient care. Fellows engage in mentored research, participate in weekly didactics and tumor boards, and gain hands-on experience with procedures like bone marrow biopsies and intrathecal chemotherapy.

This two-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago offers advanced training in neonatal and pediatric surgery, with elective rotations in subspecialties like radiology and otolaryngology.The bulk of training takes place on pediatric surgery service,with additional rotations in the neonatal and pediatric intensive care units available.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago provides advanced training in pediatric and neonatal critical care, with additional adult ICU experience at Northwestern Memorial Hospital. Fellows must have completed a general surgery residency and are eligible for the Certificate of Added Qualifications in Surgical Critical Care from the American Board of Surgery.

This one-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago offers advanced training in pediatric liver disease and transplantation, with six months of clinical service and five months of mentored research. Fellows participate in multidisciplinary care, weekly transplant conferences and are eligible for subspecialty certification through the American Board of Pediatrics.

This fellowship provides comprehensive clinical training to develop competency in evaluating, listing, and managing pediatric and adolescent patients for liver, kidney, and intestinal transplants, including live donor procedures. Fellows gain hands-on surgical experience by participating in multidisciplinary rounds, engaging in quality reviews, morbidity conferences and research opportunities. The program emphasizes transplant policy, postoperative care, and scholarly contributions through presentations and publications.

This two-year ACGME-accredited fellowship at Lurie Children’s offers a clinically intensive first year followed by a second year focused on academic development and research. Fellows receive individualized mentorship, leadership opportunities and flexible training tailored to their career goals in academic pediatric urology.

This pediatrics residency program offers training at Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago, one of the nation's major pediatric teaching hospitals. Residents rotate through numerous subspecialties, gaining high-volume clinical exposure. Residents also participate in a dediated continuity clinic for longitudinal learning at two outpatient-clinical sites. Certificate Programs and conferences allow residents to gain special certifications in topic areas to customize and establish their career path. Our program directors and Residency Committee fosters a culture of co-ownership, communication, and problem solving to train leaders in the field of pediatrics.

This fellowship in women's and perinatal mental health is half clinical duties and half educational activities, such as didactics and protected time to complete the required scholarly project.