Overview

This program offers a fully funded clinical observership in hematopoietic cell transplantation, designed to enhance global expertise for trainees from low- and lower-middle-income countries.

Eligibility

Candidates must hold an MD, MBBS, DO, or equivalent medical degree.
Must be a citizen and resident of a low- or lower-middle-income country as defined by the World Bank.
Should be a trainee or junior faculty member within five years of completing terminal training.
Currently employed at a medical institution.
Have completed or be enrolled in training related to hematology, oncology, immunology, or transplantation.

Benefits

Applicants will gain:

A fully funded four-week observership at the University of Illinois Chicago.
Coverage of all major costs, including international travel, accommodation, meals, visa processing, and health insurance.
Participation in the international TANDEM Meetings 2027, enhancing exposure to advancements in clinical research.

How to Apply

You can apply by submitting a comprehensive application package that includes:

A curriculum vitae.
A detailed personal statement outlining prior experience, learning objectives, a plan for applying knowledge, and three specific goals.
A letter of support from the home institution confirming the applicant's role and engagement in HCT-related work.

Additional information required includes contact details, academic background, and confirmation of visa status for travel planning.