Fellows from the Special Coagulation Fellowship program at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, come from medical schools around the U.S. and outside the country. Meet one of our fellows and learn about their experience and our program.

Jeremy Jacobs, M.D.

Medical School: East Tennessee State University
Residency: Vanderbilt University & Yale University (Clinical Pathology)

How has your experience at Mayo Clinic prepared for your future career? My experience at Mayo Clinic has exposed me to unparalleled coagulation and hematology testing and training. I have gained experience working with world-renowned physicians both in the coagulation clinic treating patients with bleeding and clotting disorders and in the laboratory learning the nuances of when to order (and not order) a particular test.

In the special coagulation laboratory, I have been exposed to numerous assays and instruments not available in most other laboratories or institutions. I am learning from consultants how to interpret complex results and construct detailed reports for patients both at Mayo and around the world.

In addition to the training, the resources for research and quality improvement projects are essentially endless, and you are only limited by what you want to achieve.

Mayo Fellows Association (MFA)

The Mayo Fellows Association (MFA) offers a peer and social support network for residents and fellows and their families with social events, athletics, and advocacy. The MFA also holds an annual resident and fellow appreciation event open to all trainees with complimentary massages, stress-reducing activities, and social support.