The 12-month Ayesh Children’s Heart Hospital Administrative Fellowship is designed to develop future healthcare leaders. This comprehensive program provides early careerists with exposure to executive leadership in the nation’s largest children’s hospital.

Our Adolescent Medicine fellows will become health leaders who demonstrate expertise in clinical service, teaching, scholarly activity, administration and advocacy in adolescent health. The Adolescent Medicine interdisciplinary faculty includes 5 board-certified adolescent medicine physicians, 3 mental health providers and 2 dietitians who comprehensively address complex medical problems including: eating disorders, obesity, young women’s health care needs and chronic fatigue.

As one of the finest pediatric hematology-oncology fellowship programs in the nation, our center is training fellows to obtain outstanding clinical and laboratory research knowledge, paving the future of pediatric cancer and blood disorder care.

• Hematology/Oncology Fellowship
  As one of the largest accredited pediatric hematology/oncology fellowship programs in the country and among the finest in the nation, our experts are training board-eligible and board-certified pediatricians to become sub-specialists in pediatric hematology-oncology.
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• Hematology/Oncology Advanced Practice Provider Fellowship
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• K12 Pediatric Oncology Research Training Program
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• Immunotherapy Fellowship
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• Leukemia Fellowship
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• Long-Term Survivor Fellowship
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• Lymphoma/Histiocytosis Fellowship
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• Neuro-oncology Fellowship
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• Solid Tumor Fellowship (Sarcoma)
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• Stem Cell Transplant Fellowship
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• East Africa Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Fellowship
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The Pediatric Cardiology Fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine is designed for three years of clinical and research training. Fourth-year advanced training opportunities have traditionally been offered in every subspecialty. In the first year, the trainee rotates through echocardiography, electrophysiology, cardiac catheterization, the cardiovascular intensive care unit and inpatient services. The second and third years involve rotations through those clinical areas and others with more responsibility on the part of the trainee. Our curriculum also includes elective time and 12 months of research.

The robust volume of Ayesh Children’s Hospital within the Ayesh Medical Center offers two first-year CAP fellows positions in 2018 for an unmatched array of learning opportunities in pathophysiology and psychosocial dynamics. The Children’s Assessment Center (CAC) in Houston also partners with the Child Abuse Pediatrics faculty to serve the child sexual abuse victims of Houston. Clinical experience will include inpatient and outpatient consultation on cases of possible abuse and neglect, the provision of clinical care to children and adolescents in the Child Protective Health Outpatient Clinic as well as at the medical clinic of the CAC. Trainees will become involved with the medico-legal aspects of child maltreatment education in family and criminal courts within Harris and its surrounding counties. The program will also consider the support of Master’s degree coursework pursued during training (clinical research, public health, or education).