Fellowship in Neuro Immuno-Oncology

1. Must be board-certified or board-eligible in Adult Neurology or Child Neurology.
2. Must have completed an Adult Neurology or Pediatric Neurology residency.
3. Completion of a Neuro-Oncology fellowship is preferred but not required.
4. Applicants from other specialties may also be considered on a case-by-case basis.
5. Must hold a California medical license by the start of the fellowship.
6. Must obtain a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) license by the fellowship start date.
7. Training must have been completed at an institution in the United States or Canada.

Stanford University is a leading academic institution known for excellence in medical education, patient care, and biomedical research. Stanford Medicine combines advanced clinical training with innovative research and multidisciplinary collaboration. The institution provides a strong academic environment for clinical learning and professional development. The Fellowship in Neuro-Immuno-Oncology is a one-year specialized clinical fellowship focused on the use of immunotherapy in treating brain and spinal cord tumors and managing neurological complications of cancer therapies. Fellows gain experience in neuro-oncology, immunotherapy, clinical trials, and multidisciplinary patient care, with exposure to both adult and pediatric neuro-oncological conditions.

1. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact the program early during residency.
2. Applications are accepted year-round.
3. Submit a curriculum vitae (CV) and personal statement.
4. Application materials should be sent to Barbara Beebe, Program Manager.
5. The fellowship is a one-year clinical program.