Rheumatology Fellowship Program at Yale School of Medicine

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Yale Department of Internal Medicine’s fellowship training program in rheumatology is committed to developing academic and clinical leaders. Fellows will be prepared for careers as physician scientists pursuing clinical, translational, or basic science investigation, and/or as expert clinicians and educators in rheumatology, allergy, and immunology. They will gain the tools necessary to remain at the forefront of these disciplines, with knowledge, skill, and professionalism.
A rheumatology fellowship is a program that prepares new physicians and postdoctoral trainees for careers in academic rheumatology. We offer a traditional fellowship for physicians that includes clinical training and two or more years of clinical, translational, and/or laboratory research. We also offer research fellowships for individuals with PhD degrees.
“We want to provide the best training for young physicians so that, as they step into practice, they’re in the best possible position to address the growing problem of rheumatological disorders.”
-Richard Bucala, MD, Section Chief, Rheumatology, Allergy, & Immunology