Why MD Anderson

What does MD Anderson offer postdoctoral and research fellows?

No matter what stage you are in your career, we have research and education training programs from middle and high school students, to college students, to graduate students/postdoctoral fellows, to medical students/residents/fellows, to faculty and research professionals. You can learn about these programs by visiting our Research Training page.

Among the best places for cancer research

• One of three original NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center
• Robust basic, translational, clinical, and population-level research programs
• Highly collaborative team science approach
• For more information, visit our Research at MD Anderson page

Extensive resources for research education

• Nine Ph.D. (including M.D./Ph.D.) and three master’s programs offered by The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center UTHealth Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
• Dedicated Career Development Office for graduate students
• A large team supporting postdoctoral education
• Programs for developing research, professional and career skills
• For more information, visit the MD Anderson UTHealth Graduate School and Career Development pages

We are One MD Anderson

• Active Graduate Student Association, Postdoctoral Association, and House Staff Senate
• Student and trainee representation on institutional committees
• Competitive stipends and comprehensive benefits
• For more information, visit the MD Anderson UTHealth Graduate School Financial Assistance page and our Postdoctoral Prospectus

What does MD Anderson offer clinical fellows and residents?

We offer a philosophy of clinical care that continuously embraces comprehensive plans for growth in on-site care delivery with the requisite support systems:

• To expand access to top quality MD Anderson care
• To recruit and retain additional outstanding clinicians
• To expand powerful research that translates into innovative clinical trials
• To oversee the care of patients off-site, using Cancer Manager (TM) or other products to provide partnering physicians with education, decision support and disease management tools
• To provide adequate resources to enable each multidisciplinary disease-site center and each diagnostic service to give outstanding care and to carry out clinical trials for all types of cancer

We offer enhanced services, resources and programs, such as:
 

• GME Committee: A committee that includes representation from the trainee population, which monitors and advises on all aspects of the quality of education and the work environment for GME trainees in each program
• Trainee Research Day: An exciting day of science and celebration where all clinical fellows, postdoctoral fellows and graduate students present the research they have conducted in the past year
• Faculty Development Program: Provides a multitude of career-building development programs for trainees, including topics such as time-management, grant writing and management, technology and scientific excellence
• "Informal Conversations" Forum: An informal quarterly gathering of fellows, residents, various faculty and administrators, who meet to discuss goals and issues, related to the clinical experience, work environment, programs and career development
• Research Medical Library: An essential resource that provides an extensive biomedical collection and scientific editing services to our faculty and trainees
• Mentor Line: A confidential, online communication whereby trainees can send questions to educational program executives and staff, and view questions and answers that others have submitted

Why Houston

No matter what you may know about Houston, there's probably a lot more you'll be surprised to learn. In addition to being the largest city in Texas, there's the sunshine. Being able to play golf nearly 365 days a year. International dining. A truly diverse culture. Great education opportunities. Friendly people. There's so much more to know about the city that we'd love to share with you.