Available Fellowship Positions

University of Washington 
Seattle, Washington

The UW Clinical MS Fellowship Program provides advanced clinical training in MS and other CNS autoimmune/demyelinating conditions. Fellows will develop expertise in the management of patients with complex medical needs and the full range of therapeutics and biologics used in this population.

Fellows will work with the multi-disciplinary faculty (5 fellowship-trained neurologists, as well as providers from rehabilitation medicine, rehabilitation psychology and a pharmacist, specializing in MS). Additional rotations with affiliated services are available. Along with exposure to a wide spectrum of clinical conditions and scenarios at an academic site accredited by the National Multiple Sclerosis Society for quality of interdisciplinary care, the fellow will be integrated in our clinical trial program and be provided protected time for didactic and scholarly activities including research and publishing opportunities. Both clinical and academic elements of this fellowship training will be tailored towards fellows’ individual educational objectives and career goals. Click here for more information. 

Fellowship Director Annette Wundes, MD | [email protected]
Fellowship Co-Director N/A
Fellowship Coordinator N/A
0 Available Fellowship Positions Updated as of 02/08/2022
Application Deadline: Rolling Basis
Eligible Trainees
  • Adult Neurology
  • PM&R
 Do fellows take call duty? No Call
Multidisciplinary Rotations Available
  • Neuro-Ophthalmology
  • Neuro-Rehabilitation
 Exposure to multidisciplinary comprehensive care?  Yes
Clinical Fellowship? Yes Length of Clinical Fellowship 1-Year
Combined Clinical/Research Fellowship? No Length of Clinical/Research Fellowship N/A
General Neurology Clinics? No Neuroimmunology Topics Covered
  • Demyelinating diseases (MS, NMOSD, MOGAD, etc.)
  • Neuro-rheumatology
  • Neurosarcoid
Availability of Graduate courses/Master's degree? No Approved by Institutional GME?  Yes
Sponsorship of H1b Visa? Yes Sponsorship of J1 Visa? No
Are positions contingent on securing external funding? No Accept Applications off-cycle? Yes
Begin Accepting Applications When?  September of PGY3 Year Interviews Begin December of PGY3 Year
Typical Number of New Positions Per Year? 1 Typical Number of Fellows in Training? 1
Required Application Materials
  • Personal Statement
  • 3 Letters of Recommendation
 Fellowship Positions Filled February of PGY3 Year
Fellowship Recruitment Policy Agreed

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