General Internal Medicine Medical Education Fellowship

1. Recent graduates of an Internal Medicine or Medicine-Pediatrics residency program.
2. Applicants should be interested in pursuing careers as clinician educators, medical education scholars, and academic faculty members.
3. Applicants should submit a completed application form.
4. Applicants must provide a current curriculum vitae.
5. Applicants must submit three letters of recommendation, including one from their most recent program director.
6. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, with submission no earlier than September of the second year of residency training.

The General Internal Medicine Medical Education Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine is a two-year training program designed to prepare future leaders in medical education. Fellows receive supervised training in classroom teaching, bedside teaching, curriculum development, educational evaluation, and medical education research. The program combines clinical responsibilities with structured faculty development and research mentorship. Fellows also pursue a Master of Health Science degree and develop scholarly projects for presentation and publication. The program prepares graduates for academic careers as clinician educators and medical education scholars.

1. Applicants should confirm that they have completed or are completing an eligible Internal Medicine or Medicine-Pediatrics residency program.
2. Complete the fellowship application form and prepare a current curriculum vitae.
3. Obtain three letters of recommendation, including one from the most recent residency program director.
4. Submit all application materials directly to Dr. Donna Windish.
5. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, beginning no earlier than September of the second year of residency training.
6. After the application materials have been submitted and reviewed, selected applicants may be invited for an interview.