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1. Isaac S. Chua, MD, is a clinical fellow in Palliative Care who will be sited at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
2. Julia B. Finkelstein, MD, is a Urology resident who will be sited at Boston Children’s Hospital
3. Laura C. Myers, MD, is a Pulmonology/Critical Care fellow who will be sited at Massachusetts General Hospital
4. Karthik S. Sivashanker, MD, is a Psychiatrist who will be sited at Brigham and Women’s Hospital Class Bios >>
Creating a Fellowship Curriculum in Patient Safety and Quality
Design and Implementation of the Harvard Fellowship in Patient Safety and Quality
Eyes Wide Open: Lessons from HMS Patient Safety Fellows
Game Changing Program
The Risk Management Foundation of the Harvard Medical Institutions (CRICO) funds the HMS Fellowship in Patient Safety & Quality to train physician-scholars to lead operational improvement efforts.
This innovative 2-year program creates future leaders in patient safety and quality and is open to physicians of any specialty who are residents of the US, and are currently in—or have previously completed—a residency or fellowship program. The experience includes didactics and extensive hands-on experience in organizational quality and safety.
Fellows receive a per annum stipend and a tuition-paid MPH through the Harvard School of Public Health. They will be sited at a Harvard teaching institution and work with a mentor at that institution. Learn more about our current and alumni Fellows through bios and video interviews. Please consider applying or sharing our information with qualified candidates.
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This video clip captures two alumni of the Patient Safety & Quality Fellowship sharing their insights and experiences with the program. Click the lower right icon to expand this to a full screen.
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The application deadline for the class of 2019 has closed, but please check back for the next program later in 2017.
Program page: Visit the HMS fellowship page to learn more.
Contact: For more information contact Grace Bommarito.