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Multiple Sclerosis Fellowship
Name of the Institution:		Baylor College of Medicine
Location		Houston, TX
What is the clinical focus of your program?
If Neuroimmunology, what is covered?
The fellowship training track is:		80 percent Clinical and 20 percent Research
Fellowship duration in years:		1
How many fellows are accepted each year?
Total fellows in training:
What type of trainees do you recruit into your program?		MD/DO or equivalent doctoral degree
Do fellows take call duty?		No
Does the fellowship have general neurology clinics?		No
Our fellows perform rotations in:		Neuro-Ophthalmology, Neuro-Urology, Neuro-Radiology
Do you sponsor Visa?		Yes
If yes, what type of Visa?
Is the fellowship approved by the GME office?		Yes
How are fellows funded at your program?		No dedicated funding is available; fellowship is contingent on receiving outside grant support
Does the fellow need to secure additional funding?		Yes
For how many years is institutional support available to a given fellow?
How many fellows can be supported per year using institutionally available funds?
What materials do you require as part of your Neuroimmunology/MS Fellowship application?		CV,Letter of intent,Letters of recommendation – 3 letters
When do you begin accepting applications?		Winter (Dec-Feb) of PGY3 year (16-18 months prior to matriculation)
When do you typically conduct interviews?		Spring (Mar-June) of PGY3 year (12-15 months prior to matriculation)
By when have you typically filled your fellowship position/s?		Spring (Mar-June) of PGY3 year (12-15 months prior to matriculation)
Is there a deadline for the application? If yes, what is the deadline?		Yes
Link to the fellowship website:		https://www.bcm.edu/healthcare/care-centers/multiple-sclerosis
Contact Information:		George J. Hutton, MD Baylor College of Medicine 7200 Cambridge Street 9th Floor Houston, TX 77030 United States
Email Address:		ghutton@bcm.edu
Phone Number:		(713) 798-2273

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