Fellowship in Pediatric Genetics

The Pediatric Medical Genetics Fellowship (Residency) at UCSF School of Medicine, San Francisco is a specialized training program designed to equip physicians with comprehensive skills in genomic-based medical care and clinical genetics. The program focuses on diagnosing and managing genetic disorders in children, integrating patient care with advanced genetic testing, counseling, and research. Typically spanning two years, it emphasizes intensive clinical training in the first year, followed by a combination of laboratory exposure, subspecialty rotations, and individualized research in the second year. The program aims to develop expertise in both clinical practice and academic genetics, preparing trainees for leadership roles in pediatric healthcare and genomic medicine.

1. Apply through the standard residency/fellowship application system (ERAS)
2. Submit required documents:
3. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
4. Personal statement
5. Letters of recommendation
6. Medical school transcripts
3. Selected candidates are shortlisted for interviews
4. Final selection is based on:
5. Academic background
6. Clinical experience
7. Interview performance
5. Match or offer is provided as per program selection policies