Didactic and Division Meetings
Fellows gain knowledge in pediatric hematology/oncology and stem cell transplant through clinical exposure, division meetings and a traditional didactic series.
| Didactic | Timing | Presenter |
| Fellow Lecture Series | Weekly | Lead by a disease expert and/or fellow |
| Hematology slide review | Bimonthly | Pathology |
| Hematology Pearls |
Monthly | Fellow or Hematology attending |
| Oncology Pearls |
Bimonthly | Fellow |
| M&M |
Quarterly |
Fellow or attending |
| Journal Club |
Monthly (while on service) |
First year fellows |
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Tumor Board
|
Weekly | Faculty or Fellow |
| Ballent |
Monthly |
Group Lead |
Division Meetings
- Leukemia/Lymphoma Team Meeting
- Solid Tumor Meeting
- Neuro Oncology Meeting
- Hematology Meeting
- Sickle Cell Meeting
- Cytopenia Team Meeting
Ongoing Education
Fellows can participate in graduate-level education to facilitate training in their research at Indiana University School of Medicine.
The Indiana CTSI’s Clinical Investigation and Translational Education (CITE) program provides degree opportunities for fellows, faculty and others with career interest in clinical and translational research. Learn more.
Additional master's programs are available through Indiana University including public health, adult learning theory and more.
Supplemental training pathways are also available to fellows through the School of Medicine.