Funding & benefits
Have the opportunity to present your research at international conferences.
Physiology conference: Each fellow presents two lectures per year. Topics are based on ABP guidelines and review both common and rare neonatal physiology and pathophysiology. Third year fellows will also present their own research during one physiology lecture.
Academic conference: Includes a variety of topics including case conference in which on service fellows present interesting cases for discussion, M&M conference during which patient deaths are discussed, and Maternal Fetal Medicine conference which is a joint conference with MFM fellows where interesting MFM/NICU cases are presented.
Back to Basics: During the first half of the year, core neonatology topics are discussed along with the evidence behind our work-up and management. This conference is attended by fellows only and presented by rotating faculty members.
Evidenced based medicine: Faculty from across the hospital are invited to present topics relevant to neonatology with discussion of the evidence behind management decisions. This conference is for fellows only.
Fetal care conference: Weekly meeting with neonatology, Maternal fetal medicine, pediatric surgery, and cardiology (with other specialties as needed) to discuss the management of women with known fetal anomalies who are followed by the fetal concerns center
Pediatric Surgery conference: Held every other month to discuss surgical management of NICU patients
AAP Central Conference on Perinatal Research
Eligible programmes & fields
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About this opportunity
Medical College of Wisconsin Neonatology Fellowship, offered by Center for Infectious Disease Research in the United States, is a fellowship. At the time of checking, the official page carried no deadline. Confirm it there first. Applications are made directly with Center for Infectious Disease Research through its official application page.
The opportunity currently maps to study areas including Medicine & Health. Use the programme and eligibility sections below to decide whether the opportunity matches your academic background before opening the official application portal.
Key dates
Eligibility requirements
- Master all needed procedural skills, and have the ability to perfect your clinical skills.
- Master your skills in patient care, research, and education at the largest level IV NICU in Wisconsin, with a catchment area of more than 9 million.
- Research meeting with Dr. Konduri (Section Chief, Neonatology): Meet monthly to discuss research progress and provide mentorship and oversight to research projects
- Develop clinical competence (5 months in the NICU, ½ month in the Newborn Nursery, and one month in the Neurodevelopmental Follow-Up Clinic). You will master the procedural skills during the first 6 months by preferentially giving procedures to first-year fellows during this time.
- Initiate research: Identify project, mentor, and Scholarly Oversight Committee (SOC). You will have two SOC meetings to evaluate your progress and provide guidance (see Research).
Should you apply?
It is aimed at people working in Medicine & Health. Expect to prepare 1 document (listed below).
Check these against your profile
- Study area: Medicine & Health.
- Study destination: United States.
This is a factual checklist of verified programme requirements, not a personalised eligibility decision. The awarding institution makes the final eligibility decision.
Required documents
- Personal statement
Application process
Application checklist
- Review the official application page for the complete list of required documents.
- Use the official application route linked on this page rather than a third-party submission form.
This checklist organises the verified requirements already shown on this page; it does not replace the provider’s official instructions.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a deadline?
The official page does not state a closing date. Confirm timing directly with Center for Infectious Disease Research before preparing an application.
Where do I apply?
Directly with Center for Infectious Disease Research, through the official application page linked from this record.
What documents are required?
The official page lists 1 item: Personal statement.
How was this information verified?
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