Our ACGME-accredited, well-established (30+ years) neonatal-perinatal medicine fellowship program consistently imparts fellows with the knowledge, skills and leadership needed to become excellent clinical neonatologists. Additionally, fellows learn the tools needed to develop as outstanding educators and investigators in clinical, translational or basic biomedical sciences or quality improvement and patient safety. Approximately three-fourths of fellows who complete our training program have gone on to pursue careers in academic medicine as clinicians, educators and investigators and approximately one-fourth have pursued clinically-oriented careers.

We are pleased that you have taken the time to learn about our neonatal-perinatal medicine fellowship training program. The Division of Newborn Medicine, under the leadership of Barbara Warner, MD, MSci, and the Department of Pediatrics, under the leadership of Gary Silverman, MD, PhD, continues its commitment to excellence in fellowship training providing an environment where fellows can excel in clinical, educational and research training. The clinical opportunities available are unsurpassed and the research opportunities encompass not only the Department of Pediatrics but also opportunities within the Medical School and Washington University at large.

Washington University Newborn Medicine Fellowship Program

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Please contact the fellowship leadership with any questions or for additional information.