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Establish the HTRS Fellows Council as one of the central and collegial platforms in the United States for trainee recruitment, development, connection, and retention into classical hematology.
Medical Residents and Fellows
Doctoral students with an interest in hemostasis and thrombosis research
Fellows Network members receive complimentary Trainee or Student-level HTRS membership for the duration of training or study.
Fellows Forum: Case Exchange
The HTRS Fellows Network is hosting a virtual Fellows Forum case series this February 7, March 21, and April 18, to engage members in informal, real-time dialogue around interesting and relevant clinical cases in classical hematology.
Each month, one presenter will highlight a learning case and encourage discussion around best practices, common pitfalls, and tricky gray areas. The forum will be hosted on Zoom and each session will last 30-45 minutes. If you are not yet an HTRS member but would like to participate, visit the Fellows Network Registration page and join us. This series is not intended to provide medical advice and is for education purposes only!
Please join us! Fellows Forum: Case Exchange Registration
February 7, 2023 | 5:00 PM ET
March 21, 2023 | 5:00 PM ET
April 18, 2023 | 5:00 PM ET
The HTRS Mentor Match Program connects early-career investigator members (trainees or early faculty; MD or PhD) with HTRS mentors to enhance career development. Throughout the year, the program offers all members opportunities to collaborate, engage, guide, learn and grow.
Who Should Apply?
Members of the HTRS Fellows Network (trainees) and ConECCTOR (junior faculty) are invited to apply for a two-part, individualized GRW with an experienced HTRS physician-scientist and/or PhD investigator. The goal of the GRW is to provide applicants with helpful feedback to aid them in preparing a competitive research grant for submission.
How Does a GRW Work? GRWs consist of two (2) 1-hour sessions. The first session is scheduled by HTRS and held in person during a national hematology meeting. The second session is held virtually and is scheduled by the mentor/mentee at their mutual convenience, up to two months after the in-person session.
In between sessions, mentees are expected to consider and/or apply feedback from their first session and review helpful grant writing resources posted to the HTRS online Resource Center.
Fellows Network Newsletters Fellows Network Webinars
Yale School of Medicine
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Kimberley Youkhana, MD Vice Chair-Elect University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Shreya Agarwal, MD Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Brianna Bakow, MD Lifespan Cancer Institute | Brown University
Stefanie DiGiandomenico, MD Emory University
Annabel Frank, MD University of California San Francisco
Gianna Guzzardo, MD Children’s Hospital of Michigan
Ronak Mistry, MD Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Jillian Simoneau-Lipinski, MD University of Michigan | CS Mott Children’s Hospital
Richard Travers, MD, PhD Tufts Medical Center, Boston
Contact Jennifer Ziegler, Director, Awards Programs and Career Development, [email protected].