Most people who are seriously interested in fellowships have either done electives, observorships or have made contact with people involved in the program.
If you are interested in such an experience, you may connect with the person listed as the fellowship contact. Once you have made contact, you will learn about any specific information the fellowship directors require in order to select candidates. Typically, these include a CV, 3 reference letters if possible from people known to the program directors , and a short summary email or letter outlining experience in the area and plans for practice or training.
The actual application process usually involves the deliberation of a fellowship selection committee after it has obtained all the necessary information. Some fellowships, like the Mohs fellowship, coordinate the selection process centrally though a matching process. What are the important deadlines? Most applicants have made at least initial plans for fellowship one year before the anticipated fellowship start date. Some fellowships have rigid deadlines for application and selection, whereas others are more flexible.
However, the paperwork to organize licensing in Ontario may take up to nine months for some physicians, so decisions should be made well in advance. Contact the specific fellowship for details on important deadlines.
Are there any exams that need to be taken? The program currently has three clinical fellowships: Mohs Surgery and Dermatologic Oncology Laser medicine and photobiology Immunodermatology Additional fellowships are possible, but these have to be arranged specifically with a faculty member who has to agree to accept the Clinical Fellow.
How To Apply The candidate should approach one of our Faculty Members and discuss with them A the type of training the candidate is looking for and B what the candidate intends to do in their future career with the training you hope to receive. The candidate must supply a letter from the postgraduate specialty college in their home country with notarized translation if applicable indicating that they have met the training requirements for a specialist in that country.
The letter should indicate the number of years of training necessary to achieve specialist status in the program, and examinations necessary to achieve specialist status. The candidate must provide proof original with notarized translation if applicable of successful completion of all examinations listed in the above letter. Only candidates who meet the English Language Proficiency Requirements will be considered. Why Train at Wake Forest? Curriculum Our tailored program ensures fellows receive the most comprehensive hands-on educational, research and clinical learning experiences.
Education and Training Education highlights and completion requirements for the six-month or one-year program. Leadership and Faculty Our internationally renowned clinicians provide top-notch training for future practitioners of dermatology focused on basic and applied research on diseases of the skin.
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