Completed applications should contain:
- Application form
- CV
- Statement of intent
- 3 signed letters of recommendation.
Laboratory Fellowship FAQs
What are the eligibility requirements for a laboratory fellowship with the Greenwood Genetic Center?
A doctoral degree in an appropriate basic/biological science, as determined by the American Board of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ABMGG), is required. Most applicants have degrees in genetics, biochemistry, or molecular biology. Please contact the ABMG directly if you are uncertain about whether your degree is acceptable for the program (www.abmgg.org).
Each applicant will also be required to complete an application which includes providing three references.
If your budget is a problem, could I do the training with no financial support from your program?
No
Do you require hands-on experience in the USA before entering your program?
Experience in the US is preferred in the selection process.
Will you provide a salary for the trainees?
Fellows are salaried employees at the Greenwood Genetic Center.
If pursuing a sub-specialty, do you apply to both at the same time?
Applicants are encouraged to include this information on their application during the application process.
How many people do you accept into the laboratory genetics and genomics fellowship programs per year?
The number of positions available fluctuates from year to year.
Do I need any prior experience in the fellowship I’m applying for?
No
Do applicants to the program need to arrange a research project and/or funding with a faculty member prior to submitting their application?
No
After ABMG certification do your fellows usually go on to practice in or direct diagnostic laboratories?
Virtually all GGC trained fellows direct diagnostic laboratories following ABMG certification.
