University of Michigan Program
Laboratory genetics and genomics (Medical Related Specialty) - Ann Arbor, MI | ACGME Code: M022500002
The University of Michigan offers a two-year fellowship in Laboratory Genetics and Genomics (LGG) that is accredited by the ACGME, leading to eligibility for certification by the ABMGG. The program aims to train leaders in clinical laboratory genetics and genomics to interpret a broad range of genetic disorders. The training includes rotations in the Clinical Cytogenetics Laboratory, Michigan Molecular Genetics Laboratory, and Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory.
Application materials for the LGG fellowship should include a Letter of Interest or Personal Statement, Current Curriculum Vitae, a list of three letter writers with their email addresses, and Three Letters of Recommendation addressed to Dr. Lina Shao.
The eligibility criteria specify that applicants must hold a Ph.D. in Genetics or a related field, as they do not consider applicants with an M.D. or D.O. degrees. The program does not sponsor H1 visas.
The program only accepts applications during specific periods. For the University of Michigan LGG Fellowship, applications were closed as of the last update. Recruitments will re-open in July 2024 for one position to start in July 2025.
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