Mayo Clinic's Department of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine includes more than 200 pediatric and adolescent physicians specializing in more than 40 areas and providing care ranging from routine checkups to complex surgical procedures.

Annually, Mayo Clinic treats more than 50,000 children and adolescents, including about 5,000 hospital patients. Mayo Clinic pediatric and adolescent surgeons perform more than 8,000 procedures each year.

From the program director

Thank you for considering the Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship at Mayo Clinic. Our faculty is excited about training new fellows and the many opportunities that we have to offer through this program. This fellowship is part of one of the largest schools of graduate medical education in the world.

Strengths of our fellowship include:

• Personalized clinical training working one-on-one with individual faculty members
• Opportunities for individuals interested in pursuing growth in a variety of areas including clinical skills, quality improvement, patient experience, hospital administration, and research
• Clinical exposure to a broad spectrum of acute and chronic diseases in a diverse patient population from Rochester, the mid-west, and around the world

We are excited that you would consider Mayo Clinic for your pediatric hospital medicine fellowship. Our program prepares you for a lifetime of pursuing the science and medicine behind our subspecialty. Your success is our goal.

Thanks again for considering our program.

Erin Knoebel, M.D., M.P.H.
Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship Program Director

Faculty

All faculty members for the Pediatric Hospital Medicine Fellowship have academic appointments in Mayo Clinic College of Medicine. Faculty members teach and supervise medical students and pediatric residents at Mayo Clinic.