Medical College of Wisconsin APP Adult Hematology and Oncology Fellowship

• APPs with interest in advancing their clinical skills to assess, diagnose, and treat complex, critically ill patients in hematology and oncology subspecialties.
• APPs interested in transitioning to practice in a mentored environment to build a professional network and clarify through experience a best fit for clinical practice and starting their career.

• The Hematology and Oncology subspecialty is intense, diverse, complex, and requires hands on learning and time to develop competency and confidence.
• Structured experiences are great for new graduates or transitioning to a new practice area.
• Mentored learning in clinical rotations across outpatient and inpatient environments, and in specialty rotations.
• Exposure to inter professional roles, APP contributions to team-based care, and a variety of specialty patient populations.
• Provides the opportunity to develop a wide range of clinical and critical thinking skills and professional development with application across clinical environments.
• Professional and leadership development to enhance confidence in transition to practice, promote resiliency and personal growth, and prepare APPs to navigate the complex and ever-changing healthcare environment.
• APP fellows receive stipend, educational funds, and standard MCW APP benefits.

• 12-month program
• Start date of October 1 - September 30

Practice Location

• Froedtert Hospital – Inpatient and Clinical Cancer Center
• Community Sites

Education for the APP Adult Hematology and Oncology Fellowship program is supported by APP, MD, and education coordinator leadership team in addition to APP and MD specialists and educators from various specialties and key acute care rotations.

Our fellowship focuses on hands-on, clinical experiences across oncology sub specialties with a mix of required and elective rotations.