Affiliated Institutions Only: Observership Application

NOTE: This opportunity is only available to individuals who attend an affiliated institution to Innovative Hematology, Inc. and have confirmed a specific staff member at IHI to serve as their preceptor. What is an observership? As a nationally and internationally recognized hemophilia treatment center, the organization actively supports training for professional colleagues working in related settings and observerships for students considering a career as a physician. We acknowledge that in providing training and observership experiences we must ensure a safe and confidential environment for patients, staff and invitees. What are the eligibility criteria? To be eligible for an observership, you must meet one of the following requirements: College student seeking exposure to the medical field or hematology Demonstrated interest or current trainee in medical school, residency, or fellowship Physician or other clinical provider from the U.S. or abroad seeking to expand their knowledge of related fields What is the timeline for applying? Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; however a minimum of 4-6 weeks notice is required due to clinical schedules and departmental criteria. What is the length of an observership? College students may observe for 1-2 days as determined by the organization's ability to meet the needs of the student. Residents and fellows are generally allowed 2-4 weeks but may vary based on the objectives and availability of the department.