The Hematology and Oncology Fellowship offers a fully accredited, three-year program providing extensive clinical experience and foundational research training in hematology and medical oncology.
About the Program
Director: Howard Gross, M.D.
The fellowship program in the Division of Hematology and Oncology is fully accredited and offers broad training in clinical hematology and medical oncology. The primary goal of the fellowship program is to provide trainees with in-depth clinical experience and a basic foundation in medical science and research methodology.
The program is sponsored by the Department of Internal Medicine and Neurology at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine.
Faculty
Leadership
Full-Time
Clinical Sites
Miami Valley Hospital
Miami Valley Hospital (MVH), the primary clinical site, is a regional tertiary care medical center affiliated with the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. MVH is an 865-bed tertiary care facility supported by a medical staff of more than 1,200 physicians representing 50 primary, medical and surgical specialties. For more than 100 years, MVH has been recognized as the leading healthcare resource in the Miami Valley region and has earned a reputation for excellence by offering the broadest range of high-quality services delivered by a compassionate and experienced staff of employees and physicians. MVH is a level I trauma center and home of the regional CareFlight Air and Mobile Services. The MVH Shaw Trauma and Emergency Center includes a 71-bed emergency department. The Trauma Center is the busiest emergency department in the state of Ohio, seeing nearly 100,000 patients annually. One of the country's largest and most comprehensive rehabilitation services providers based in a community hospital, MVH's Rehabilitation Institute of Ohio has received the highest designation of accreditation from CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, for five consecutive years.
Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Dayton Veterans Affairs Medical Center (DVAMC) is a 120-bed acute care facility that serves veterans from 29 counties. The center includes a 265-bed nursing home and a 115-bed domiciliary. A well-established regional hospital, the Dayton VAMC is the third oldest VAMC in the country. The 1992 opening of a state-of-the-art acute care hospital made it possible for the Dayton VAMC to enhance the means of continuing its mission: Providing high-quality care to veterans. The VAMC is a principal teaching hospital for the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine.