Frequently Asked Questions
About the Application Process
Yes, the fellow has their own desk for the year and is issued a computer with internet access and all necessary software applications.
A typical day begins at 7:30 a.m. and involves patient care, research activities or both, depending on the curriculum in the subspecialty area of training. Lunchtime frequently is coupled with didactic lectures or conferences; these may be in the fellow's subspecialty area, and if not, the fellow is welcome to attend.
Fellows are expected to be in the department until 5 p.m., but fellows often remain longer to complete patient care activities, read about cases or work on research projects. Fellows work hours are well within limits set by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
There are numerous opportunities for research, please refer to our curriculum for more information.
Hematology-Oncology fellows are required to keep a current certification in both. Training in Basic Life Support and Advanced Life Support is provided by the Simulation Center. For more information, please see the Graduate Medical Education website.
The Compensation Benefits and Policy Information page provides information about stipends and benefits.
For more information about eligibility and document required, visit Application Information page.
Yes, we accept applications of graduates of medical school outside of the United State and Canada. For more information, please visit the Application Information.
For detailed information, please visit GME Compensation Benefits and Policy Information
For more information on vacation, family leave and sick day policy, visit GME Compensation Benefits and Policy Information
Yes, we accept 4TH year medical students only who are affiliated with David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. For additional information, please visit the Visiting Medical Students Information.
These applications are managed by our Internal Medicine Department, you may reach out to [email protected] for additional information.
Yes, we accept residents for away rotations however it is handled by our Internal Medicine Residency Department, you may reach out to [email protected] for additional information.
Our program offers a wide range of research opportunities, including clinical trials, translational research, and basic science projects in areas such as immunotherapy, precision oncology, and hematologic malignancies. Fellows work closely with renowned faculty and have access to state-of-the-art resources to support their research interests. You may view the list of potential research mentors and/or labs under Facilities & Resources.
For information on housing, attractions, dining and more, visit Campus Life.
Have Questions or Need Help?
Contact us if you have questions or would like to learn more about the Hematology and Oncology Fellowship at Cedars-Sinai.
116 N. Robertson Blvd., 6th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90048