During the three-year ACGME accredited鈥� training program, the fellow will spend a minimum of 1 year in protected research activities, 15 months of perinatal clinical work, and 6 months of electives (clinical or research time).  Clinical activity includes involvement with high-risk patients on the antepartum service, high-risk obstetrics clinic, and diabetes clinic, as well as extensive experience in the prenatal diagnosis center with ultrasound, genetic amniocentesis, fetal blood sampling and transfusion, and placental biopsies. Clinical activity is carried out in 3 primary areas: 1) at the University of 麻豆传媒高清 Hospital where 250-300 maternal-fetal transports occur annually, 2) at the Children’s Hospital of 麻豆传媒高清 where the fellow participates and is exposed exclusively to evaluation and treatment of pregnancies complicated with fetal anomalies, multidisciplinary educational and family conferences with multiple pediatric subspecialties, and fetal intervention procedures (laser for TTTS, in utero MMC repair, fetoscopic procedures, etc), and 3) Outpatient prenatal diagnosis, ultrasound and genetic consultations at any one of several sites staffed by our MFM faculty. The fellows have an extensive didactic experience including a Maternal-Fetal Physiology course that occurs on a 3-year cycle.

There is a significant basic science and clinical collaboration with the Department of Pediatrics, as well as other departments in a productive collegial environment. There are large and small animal capabilities, including an internationally renown perinatal research facility using a sheep model of IUGR . Training in all aspects of molecular biology is available. The research program has a wide variety of basic and clinical research options with an emphasis on experimental design and data analysis which are offered to the fellow through four possible research tracts:

• Placental Biology Track
• Fetal Physiology Track
• Reproductive Biology
• Clinical track
• Prenatal Diagnosis and Genetics
• Obstetrical Clinical Research Track
• Fetal Intervention Track
• Infectious Diseases

The application deadline is Monday, April 28, 2025.

Our current complement is one fellow per year. We require an ERAS application, and CREOG scores. The CREOG scores need to be emailed to fellowships.OBGYN@ucdenver.edu. Please state in your email you are applying for MFM fellowship.

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