Education and Training

Hematology/Oncology Fellowship

The Division of Cancer Medicine offers a three-year Hematology/Oncology fellowship program for physicians. Our goal is to educate and train clinical oncologists for leadership positions in science and leading in the discovery of new cancer treatments, while utilizing the professional and technical skills necessary to provide the highest quality of care to their patients.

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Postdoctoral Research Opportunities

Nearly all of our research and clinical departments sponsor postdoctoral research fellows, enabling them to contribute knowledge that translates to more effective cancer treatments and treatment outcomes for our patients. Cancer Medicine fellows have access to 37 Cancer Center Support Grant shared core resources, 30 of them at MD Anderson and 7 shared with Baylor College of Medicine.

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In addition, our departments offer unique resources, including:

A Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) laboratory to cultivate and expand cells
The Kleberg Center for Molecular Markers
Molecular pathology laboratories
Stem cell laboratories

Our laboratories feature state-of-the-art equipment and access to tissue banks, frozen and fresh specimens, cell lines and animal models for both common and rare malignancies. Fellows also have access to a comprehensive Research Animal Support Facility in nearby Smithville, Texas and a Pharmaceutical Development Center where new anti-cancer drugs are computer modeled and engineered.