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The Mayo Clinic Hospital Medicine Fellowship is truly unique.
The Hospital Medicine Fellowship offers three tracks:
Clinical Research Track
- 24 weeks clinical research training
- 10 weeks Hospital Internal Medicine Service (including primary and consult services)
- 4 weeks electives
- Faculty Enhancement and Education Development (FEED) Program
- Certificate in Clinical Research
Quality Track
- 14 weeks Hospital Internal Medicine Service (including primary and consult services)
- 4 weeks electives
- 10 weeks clinical research training
- Faculty Enhancement and Education Development (FEED) Program
- Board Certification American College of Quality
- Mayo Clinic Certificate in Quality
Clinician Educator Track
- 14 weeks Hospital Internal Medicine Service (including primary and consult services)
- 4 weeks electives
- 10 weeks clinical research training
- Faculty Enhancement and Education Development (FEED) Program
- Instructor for Mayo Medical School Intro to Patient and Boot Camp
- Hospital Medicine e-curriculum development, Blackboard, Simulation-based education design
Didactic Training
Clinical conferences, seminars, small discussion groups, journal clubs and one-on-one instruction are all integral parts of the Hospital Medicine Fellowship.
Core Curriculum
There is a comprehensive curriculum designed to cover important aspects and processes of inpatient medical care including: quality improvement, specialty reviews (geriatrics, inpatient cardiology, consultative medicine, neurology, psychiatry, nutrition and diabetes), guidelines and pathways, discharge planning and coordination of care, and moral, ethical and legal factors in medicine.
Moonlighting
Moonlighting is permitted for licensed residents and fellows beyond the PGY-1 level. Moonlighting activities may be scheduled during those times when assigned to consultative or outpatient rotations.
Evaluation
To ensure that fellows acquire adequate knowledge and develop technical skills, performance will be monitored carefully during the course of training. Trainees will be evaluated by a supervising faculty member after each clinical rotation. In addition, hospital medicine fellows will regularly evaluate the faculty to ensure that educational needs are being met.
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