Since 1972, the Divisions of Hematology and Medical Oncology at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School have sponsored a combined Hematology/Oncology Fellowship Program. This is a three-year accredited fellowship training program offered to eligible candidates. The Pain Management Fellowship at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School is ACGME accredited and Dr. Grubb is the Program Director. Our pain medicine fellowship is a 1 year program dedicated to advanced training in the management of acute, chronic, and oncology related painful conditions presenting in a busy metropolitan hospital.

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Overview

Cardiovascular Disease and Interventional Cardiology Fellowships

The Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program was reaccredited in 2007 by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) and was commended for its demonstrated substantial compliance with the ACGME's requirements for graduate medical education without citations. Both fellowship programs received the maximum length between reaccreditations. The approximate date of the next ACGME site visit is May 2013.

The Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship (ACGME ID #141 332 1029) is a three-year program, with incremental exposure each year to the type of training that will best serve the fellow after graduation. Fellows are appointed for one year, with reappointment occurring in November for the following academic year. Some may use the fellowship to begin an academic career or to combine an academic setting with private practice. There are 12 fellows in the program, with responsibilities distributed according to the level of experience. Ordinarily, during the three-year fellowship, 15 months (clinical and research) will be spent at Robert Wood Johnson Medical School/ Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, 10 months (clinical and research) at Deborah Heart and Lung Center, 5 months (clinical and research) at the Jersey Shore University Medical Center, and 3 months (clinical and research) at the VA New Jersey Health Care System. Approximately, one-half of the fellow's time is spent in patient care responsibilities.

The Interventional CardiologyFellowship (ACGME ID #152 331 2139) is for one trainee who has completed three years of a cardiology fellowship at an ACGME-accredited institution. The program is based at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. More details are available from the fellowship office (732-235-8960).

The Cardiology fellow spends at least two month-long rotations during the three-year fellowship in the following areas: Coronary Care Unit; inpatient consultation services; outpatient consultations; clinical research; electrophysiology; echocardiography; catheterization laboratory; exercise stress physiology; nuclear cardiology; and cardiac MRI (available as an elective).

Fellows attend regularly scheduled ECG conferences; morning conferences; echo conferences; Board Review conferences; cath lab conferences; MICU/CCU conferences; Heart Center conferences; journal clubs; combined surgical conferences; and weekly Medical and Cardiology Grand Rounds.

Regularly scheduled Department of Medicine conferences include: morning report; Medical Grand Rounds; radiology conferences; general medicine journal clubs; and subspecialty conferences. There are residency programs in all major specialties, and fellowship programs in all Department of Medicine subspecialties.

During the clinical inpatient rotations, the fellow is responsible for the work-up of patients referred for cardiovascular disease consultation, as well as primary cardiology service patients. At RWJUH, the service averages two to five new consults per day; at Deborah the service averages four new consults per day (the fellow dividing the workload with the attending and PGY 3 resident). There is call every fifth day at RWJUH and no call at Deborah. At both hospitals, the fellow will participate actively in student and resident training.

Fellows participate in research projects with any of the fulltime faculty members in the division. Research interests of the faculty include cardiac electrophysiology, coronary revascularization, atherosclerosis risk factor control and heart failure. Clinical trials of new therapeutic agents and devices are conducted.

Hospitals

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Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital is the 520-bed primary teaching hospital of the medical school and major referral facility in central New Jersey. The hospital offers numerous tertiary care services, including the Cancer Institute of New Jersey; heart, kidney, pancreas, and bone marrow transplant programs; an active Clinical Research Center; sophisticated cardiodynamics; open heart surgery; a regional hemophilia program; a comprehensive breast center; a reproductive endocrinology and infertility center; Level-1 trauma services with heliport and a shock-trauma unit; and the Bristol-Myers Squibb Children's Hospital attached to the main hospital.

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Deborah Heart and Lung Center is a world-renowned, 155-bed teaching hospital that has been a leader in tertiary care services for over 75 years and is widely respected for its supreme quality and leading edge clinical services. Located in Browns Mills near Fort Dix, about 45 minutes south of New Brunswick, the hospital draws from a demo- graphically diverse catchment area. The varied patient population is enhanced also by the hospital's status as a major referral center for adult congenital heart disease; interventional and diagnostic cardiology; electrophysiology and open heart surgery; comprehensive vascular program; and sleep diagnostics laboratory.

VA New Jersey Health Care System
The three-month-long rotations provide exposure to cardiology consultations at CCU-MICU and outpatient department situations; experience in insertion of Swan-Ganz catheters and temporary pacemakers; performance and interpretation of cardiac catheterization; exposure to patient care in a geriatric population with its inherent cardiovascular diseases.

A typical fellow will spend five months rotating through Jersey Shore University Medical Center, a 502-bed regional medical center located in Neptune, New Jersey. JSUMC is a major affiliate of UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, designated as a major 'core' teaching hospital. It has one of the top cardiac surgery programs in New Jersey, with interventional and diagnostic cardiology volume rivaling that of RWJUH.

As of July 1, 2009, the approximate annual fellowship stipends, plus fringe benefits, were as follows: PGY 4: $59,159 and PGY 5: $60,730. An increase to $60,934 and $62,552, respectively, occurred at the pay period closest to September 1, 2009. Explore our Graduate Medical Education website for further information at http://rwjms.umdnj.edu/education/GME/.

• Applications for the Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program are through ERAS®, the Electronic Residency Application Service, a program of the Association of American Medical Colleges. NRMP Match participation. Visas sponsored: J-1. Deadline January 31st of year prior to start.

• Applications for the Interventional Cardiology Fellowship Program are through ERAS®, the Electronic Residency Application Service, a program of the Association of American Medical Colleges. NoNRMP Match participation. Visas sponsored: J-1. Deadline December 31st of year prior to start.

Please contact Ms. Diane L. Palmer, Department of Medicine Fellowship Program Coordinator, with additional questions: palmerdl@umdnj.edu .