About Our Program
Join the University of Wisconsin Hematology / Oncology Fellowship and train with innovators at Wisconsin's only National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center.
We offer robust clinical and research opportunities—and the flexibility to shape your learning experiences for the career you want.
Meet our Program Director
“Our program is fellow-centered and fellow-driven. We listen and respond to your changing needs and work with you to meet those needs, so you can have the career you want.”
Why You'll Love Our Program
- Deep partnership with the NCI-designated UW Carbone Cancer Center
- Mentored T32 training grants to further your research education
- A fellow-run oncology clinic at the William S. Middleton Veterans Hospital, physically connected to University Hospital
- Protected time for research and/or elective experiences to personalize your training experience
During my interview day I was deeply impressed by faculty members’ enthusiastic support of fellows, the camaraderie amongst fellows, and the program’s commitment to excellent patient care—from basic science endeavors to communication skills training.
Benefits and Facilities
There is really no better way to learn hematology/oncology than to take a patient through chemotherapy from beginning to end, and this is exactly what we are able to do at the VA. We also have a lot of elective time to hone our own research and educational interests.
Life in Madison
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Questions?
Please contact us with any questions about our program.