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A Three-Year Training Breakdown 

Fellows will be provided with the following educational opportunities during the Adolescent Medicine Fellowship:

    Fellows are trained in providing primary care and the essential aspects of subspecialty care and learn how to work with a multidisciplinary team. They receive assistance towards the development of a scholarly project and supervision of their teaching activities. Fellows are encouraged to enroll in a master's level public health, business or education program at George Washington University or a similar institution. Upon recommendation of the department chair and training program director, fellows can become non-tenured faculty members of George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, at the rank of clinical instructor.