Baylor College of Medicine - Medical Genetics

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Baylor College of Medicine
Specialty Medical Genetics
Hospital affiliation(s)
 Texas Medical Center
Academic affiliation
 Baylor University
Established 1900
Director V. Reid Sutton
Director email
 unknown
Administrator
 Kara Bartel
Administrator email
 bartel@bcm.edu
Program email
 bartel@bcm.edu
Current trainees
 11
Trainees per year
 2 - 3
Location Houston, Texas, United States of America
Language English
Website Baylor College of Medicine - Medical Genetics
Telephone (832) 822-4292

Program Description

The Medical Genetics Residency at Baylor College of Medicine is designed to prepare individuals for an academic career by providing an integrated experience in both clinical and experimental genetics. Training activities in clinical genetics and research are coordinated through the Department of Molecular and Human Genetics. Our program prepares the trainee to care for both pediatric and adult patients with cytogenetic, biochemical, and developmental diseases, and gain laboratory experience in a chosen area of medical genetics.

Our program enjoys preeminence in the genetics community and is approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACMG). Our program is also supported by a training grant from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences.


Program Information

Program Highlights

  • Length of Program: 2 Years (Genetics); 4 (Combined Genetics and Pediatrics)
  • Number of protected research months: 1 (Genetics)
  • Overall Size: Total Students; Students Per Year
  • Research Track Size: 11 Total Students; 2 - 3 Students Per Year
  • Separate NRMP Code for Research Pathway: Unknown
  • Research Opportunities: Unknown
  • Benefits: Unknown
  • Career Development Opportunities: Unknown

Outcomes

  • Job Placement: Unknown
  • Funding success: Unknown

Program Tracks

  • Medical Genetics
  • Combined Pediatrics/Medical Genetics
  • Medical Biochemical Genetics

Pertinent Fellowships

  • Unknown

Contact Information

References

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