Hematology & Oncology Fellowship

1. Must hold a medical degree and meet the requirements for entry into an accredited Internal Medicine residency graduate training pathway.
2. Must have completed an eligible Internal Medicine residency before beginning fellowship training.
3. Must submit a completed application through the Electronic Residency Application Service.
4. Must provide a personal statement outlining professional goals.
5. Must submit at least three letters of recommendation, including one from the Internal Medicine residency program director or department chair.
6. Must provide United States Medical Licensing Examination scores and medical school transcripts.
7. International medical graduates must provide the required certification for entry into United States graduate medical education.
8. Applicants interested in the American Society of Hematology Hematology-Focused Fellowship Training Program must meet its additional eligibility requirements.

The Medical Oncology–Hematology Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine is a 36-month training program designed to prepare physicians for careers in academic medicine, cancer care, and hematology research. Fellows receive comprehensive clinical training in solid tumors, malignant hematology, and classical hematology. The program combines inpatient and outpatient clinical experience with protected research time and individualized faculty mentorship. Research opportunities include basic science, translational research, clinical trials, cancer epidemiology, and health outcomes. Fellows can also pursue advanced academic training and develop skills in grant writing, teaching, and scholarly publication.

1. Applicants should confirm that they meet the required medical degree and Internal Medicine residency training requirements.
2. Prepare a personal statement, current curriculum vitae, medical school transcripts, examination scores, and at least three letters of recommendation.
3. Submit the application electronically through the Electronic Residency Application Service.
4. The selection committee reviews applications and invites selected candidates for interviews, generally during September and October.
5. Applicants participate in the National Resident Matching Program for fellowship placement.
6. Successful candidates complete the required institutional credentialing and onboarding procedures before starting the fellowship.