Post-Doctoral Associate in Clinical Chemistry Fellowship
A two-year COMACC-accredited fellowship training clinical chemists for leadership and research in laboratory science.
Best for:Best for recent PhD graduates in chemistry, biology, or related sciences seeking clinical chemistry and laboratory leadership training.
Overview
The Clinical Chemistry Fellowship Program at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, offers a rigorous two-year training curriculum designed for postdoctoral researchers. The program integrates patient care, clinical service, laboratory management, and independent research to prepare fellows for leadership roles in clinical laboratory science. Trainees participate in diverse clinical rotations, handle on-call duties, and engage in educational activities such as Grand Rounds and weekly chemistry rounds. The fellow is expected to develop core competencies in directing clinical services, consulting with physicians, and mastering modern laboratory instrumentation.
What you'll do
- Participate in scheduled clinical laboratory rotations including general chemistry, toxicology, biochemical genetics, and molecular pathology
- Manage on-call duties, address clinical queries from hospital staff, and document calls thoroughly
- Present clinical case reviews and on-call experiences at weekly Chemistry Rounds
- Act as a consultant to physicians regarding the interpretation of laboratory values and diagnostic test results
- Engage in independent or collaborative research projects within clinical laboratory science
- Educate residents, medical students, and technologists through lectures and departmental meetings
Requirements
Degree required: PhD, MD, or equivalent
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Demonstrated background in a scientific or medical discipline relevant to clinical chemistry
- Ability to interpret complex laboratory data and consult effectively with clinical physicians
- Strong communication skills for presenting clinical cases and teaching staff
- Aptitude for managing laboratory instrumentation, quality control, and testing methodologies
- Must hold a PhD, MD, or equivalent degree
Funding & terms
How to apply
Applications must be submitted online through the University of Minnesota portal. Interested candidates need to complete the online application form and attach a cover letter and resume. Additional documentation can be uploaded via the applicant activity page.
- CV
- Cover letter
Contact
(612) 624-UOHR (8647)
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